In 1814 Sir Stamford Raffles, a British Governor of Java found , a Hindu temple that had been completely overcome by jungle vegetation.
a. Angkor
b. Wat Borobudur
c. Sukhothai
d. Dhola Vira

b. Wat Borobudur

Explanation:

Sir Stamford Raffles, a British governor of Java who was opportuned to discover the Temple of Borobudur.

As one of the most iconic monuments revealing the Hinduism and Buddhism era of Indonesia located in Kedu Valley on the southern part of Central Java, it was completely overcomed by the jungle vegetation due to abandonment by the people of Java.

Currently, It is recognized as one of the greatest Buddhist monuments in the world.

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