Southeast Asian religious sites

Southeast Asian religious sites include temples, pagodas, and monasteries that reflect the region’s diverse spiritual traditions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and indigenous beliefs. Notable examples include Myanmar’s Shwedagon Pagoda, Indonesia’s Borobudur Buddhist monument, Thailand’s Wat Pho, and Cambodia’s Angkor Wat. These sites serve as places of worship, cultural heritage, and historical landmarks, often featuring intricate architecture, sculptures, and symbolism. They highlight the region’s rich spiritual history and continue to hold religious and cultural significance for local communities and visitors alike.