Borobudur

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Bo·ro·bu·dur

 (bôr′ə-bə-do͝or′)
n.
A ruined Buddhist shrine in central Java, Indonesia. Dating probably from the ninth century, the ruins include carved stone blocks illustrating episodes in the life of Buddha.
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