Monastic complexes are groups of buildings that serve as a residence for monks or nuns, often associated with a specific religious order. These complexes typically include a church, living quarters, dining halls, and spaces for prayer and meditation. They are designed to support a communal lifestyle focused on spiritual practice and study. Many monastic complexes are located in serene environments, promoting contemplation and solitude. Notable examples include the Benedictine monasteries in Europe and the Tibetan monasteries in the Himalayas. These sites often hold significant cultural and historical value, attracting visitors interested in architecture, art, and religious traditions.