Suryavarman II constructed Angkor Wat in the form of a massive temple mountain dedicated to the Hindu god, Vishnu, during the height of Khmer's political and military dominance in the region.
It is surrounded by a moar and the exterior wall mesures 1.3km x 1.5 km. The 5 beehive-like towers, rising 65 m from ground level, sits on a massive three-tiered pyramid.
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