Temple

==Others==
[[File:Temple of Neptune in Monrepos 1.jpg|thumb|The Temple of [[Neptune (mythology)|Neptune]] at the [[Monrepos Park]] in [[Vyborg|Vyborg, Russia]]]]
*''[[Göbekli Tepe]]'', located in southern [[Turkey]], was built between the 8th and 10th millennium BCE. Its circular compounds on top of a [[Tell (archaeology)|tell]] are composed by massive T-shaped stone [[pillar]]s decorated with abstract, enigmatic [[pictogram]]s and animal [[relief]]s. 
*Temples of Sheikh, ancient temples in [[Sheikh, Somalia]]
*Temple of Yeha, the oldest standing structure in [[Yeha]], [[Ethiopia]]; built around 700 BCE
*In the Star Wars films, the ''[[Jedi Temple]]'' is located on ''[[Coruscant]]''.
*[[Wolmyeongdong|Wolmyeongdong Natural Temple]], located in [[South Korea]], was developed beginning in 1990 and continues to this day.
*[[Pashupatinath Temple|Pashupatinath]] is one of the most famous temples<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.prasantbhatt.com/nepal-travel-trekking/9-amazing-nepali-temple-you-must-visit-before-you-die/|title=9 Amazing Nepali Temple You Should Visit Before You Die|date=2018-04-13|work=Prasant Bhatt|access-date=2018-04-13|language=en-US|archive-date=2018-04-14|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180414092341/http://www.prasantbhatt.com/nepal-travel-trekking/9-amazing-nepali-temple-you-must-visit-before-you-die/|url-status=dead}}</ref> of [[Hindu]] religion, which is located at [[Kathmandu]], [[Nepal]].

Convention sometimes allows the use of temple in some of the following cases:

* [[Baháʼí Faith]] temple ([[Baháʼí House of Worship|Mashriqu'l-Adhkárs]] or 'Houses of Worship').
* Shrines of the traditional [[Chinese folk religion|Chinese Ethnic Shenism]] are called ''[[joss house|miao]]'', or ''ancestral hall'' in English. ''Joss house'' is an obsolete American term for such kind of places of worship.
* [[Confucian temple]] or [[Temple of Confucius]].
* [[Mankhim]], the temple of the ethnic group the [[Rai (ethnic group)|Rai]], located at [[Aritar]], [[Sikkim]].
* [[Shintoist]] ''[[Jinja (Shinto)|jinja]]'' are normally called ''[[shrine]]s'' in English in order to distinguish them from Buddhist temples (''-tera'', ''-dera'').
* [[Taoism|Taoist]] temples and monasteries are called {{Lang|zh-latn|guan}} or ''[[daoguan]]'' ({{Lang|zh|道观}}, literally 'place of contemplation of the Tao') in Chinese, ''{{Lang|zh-latn|guan}}'' being the shortened version of {{Lang|zh-latn|daoguan}}.