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The largest temples in Cambodia are those of Angkor Vāt, Bayon, and Beng Mealeā. Angkor Vāt is the best preserved, but of later date. Bayon and Mealeā were built at a period ‘when the architectural style of Cambodia had reached perhaps its highest development.’¹