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Tourists are recreating the ‘Temple Run’ game in a sacred site: ‘Disaster waiting to happen’
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0:50Now PlayingIt’s a real-life Temple Run.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Angkor Wat, a Hindu-Buddhist temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia, has received an influx of tourists reportedly disrespecting their religious structure by replicating a Temple Run mobile game experience that was very popular in 2011.
The gaming application established by Imagini Studios follows an explorer with an ancient relic as they run from creatures chasing them. Due to the structure’s similarity to the game, tourists have sparked a new challenge copying the app experience on camera.
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