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寺庙

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進行宗教或神聖活動的建築物

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A temple is a religious structure built to honor and worship deities or sacred figures, with examples ranging from the massive Angkor Wat complex in Cambodia dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu to the Buddhist Borobudur temple in Indonesia. Temples matter because they serve as centers of worship and hold spiritual significance for their communities, often housing sacred relics and objects that are deeply important to the people who revere them.

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Within Vinony's link graph, 寺庙 is referenced by 1,923 other articles, and connects out to synagogue, Islam and The Buddha.

It is catalogued under topics including Building types, Commons link is on Wikidata and Religious buildings and structures.

Its subject is documented across 102 Wikipedia language editions.

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Subclass of: shrine
Image: Temple - Places of Worship (PSF).png

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Commons category: Temples
Commons gallery: Temple
OpenStreetMap tag: building=temple
different from: Church
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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神廟，或称为寺庙、圣殿、神殿、寺院（英語：Temple），是指供奉神明或宗教人物的建築，以供信士進行祭祀、祈禱、禮拜等宗教儀式，不同宗教有不同的神廟，很多邪教也将会所称为神殿。

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Building types Commons link is on Wikidata Religious buildings and structures Sacral architecture Temples Types of monuments and memorials