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The number 108 represents the distance from the earth to the sun and the moon in sun and moon diameters, respectively.

The diameter of the Sun is  18 times the diameter of the earth.

The distance between the human body and its inner Sun is also 108.

Number 360,taken to represent an year is the number of bones in the Human body at the time of birth and they get fused into 206  when the Body grows (Satapatha Brahmana)

The primary Vedic number is three, representing the tripartite division of the physical world into the earth, the atmosphere, and the

sky and that of the person into the physical body, the pranas, and the inner sky.

Hindu Temples represent the Meru Mountain and Bruhat Samhita lists 56 principles on this.

The AngkorVat.

The most impressive aspect of the temple representation is that it occurs both at the level

of the part as well as the whole in a recursive fashion, mirroring the Vedic idea of the

microcosmsymbolizes the macrocosm at variouslevels of expressions.

This is done not only in the domain of numbers and directions, but also

using anppropriate mythological themes and historical incidents.

Speaking just of numbers, the various lengths and circumferences of units

representing the motion of the moon may equal 27, 28, 29…’

Angkorvat Cambodia built on Vedic Principles
Please refer my articles on Geometrically aligned Temples.