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Archaeology

The Temple of Philae: Sanctuary of Isis, the Rosetta Stone and the Last Hieroglyph of Ancient Egypt

One of the most beautiful Egyptian temples in the land of the pyramids and its secrets is the Temple of Philae, aka the Temple of Isis. Surrounded by blue waters and bluer skies, this place is a must visit temple in Egypt that tells the tales of the pharaohs, the birth of the gods and the invasion of the Romans. Don’t miss Philae Temple in … Continue reading The Temple of Philae: Sanctuary of Isis, the Rosetta Stone and the Last Hieroglyph of Ancient Egypt

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Basilica Cistern in Istanbul
Archaeology

The Basilica Cistern: Inside Istanbul’s Largest Underground Water Reserve

Noone would ever guess that under the city of Istanbul, standing 52 feet underground lies an entire world of water systems and reservoir built 1500 years ago in the age of Constantinople. Hundreds of ancient cisterns still hold water today, lying quietly beneath the modern world without disturbing anyone or anything on the surface. Out of these hundreds, the Basilica Cistern is the biggest and … Continue reading The Basilica Cistern: Inside Istanbul’s Largest Underground Water Reserve

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Historics, Religious Places

Hagia Sophia: Istanbul’s symbol of Religious Co-existence and Byzantine Brilliance

No mosque in all of Turkey, or perhaps even the world, is quite like the Hagia Sophia. Not just in beauty, but also in aesthetics, religious co-existence, engineering, the jaw dropping décor and the iconic yellow hues. With cathedral-like chandeliers and an atmosphere that is beautifully balanced between that of a mosque and the past of a church, Hagia Sophia is a must-see place in … Continue reading Hagia Sophia: Istanbul’s symbol of Religious Co-existence and Byzantine Brilliance

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The Kamahi trees of New Zealand
Forests and Jungles, Nature

New Zealand’s Goblin Forest: Hike Through Enchanted Woodlands

New Zealand’s Goblin Forest is renowned for its fantasy-like appearance with twisted, moss-covered kamahi trees. This magical woodland, sacred to the Māori, offers diverse hiking trails and unique biodiversity, providing visitors an immersive experience in an extraordinary landscape. Continue reading New Zealand’s Goblin Forest: Hike Through Enchanted Woodlands

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Historics, Towns and Cities

Step into the Magic: A 1001 Arabian Nights Journey through Dubai

“Imagine a land, a faraway place, where the caravan camels roam…” Will Smith’s lyrics from Arabian Nights aptly describes the golden sands of Dubai and the glistening skyline that seems like it almost belongs in a modern version of the Arabian Nights. Dubai is known for its futuristic cities, high-tech automobiles and a sci-fi like experience but there is another version this city holds in … Continue reading Step into the Magic: A 1001 Arabian Nights Journey through Dubai

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Historics, Kingdoms

Nijo Castle: Witness the Power of Tokugawa Shoguns

Nijo Castle is a symbol of the immense power wielded by the Tokugawa shoguns who ruled Japan for over two centuries. A UNESCO World Heritage site, visitors can step into the epicenter of what was once a political might during the Edo period. Nijo Castle stands apart as a unique blend of history and artistry, with its intricate carvings and lavish interiors, and unique aspects that sets it apart as a one-of-a-kind destination in Kyoto. Continue reading Nijo Castle: Witness the Power of Tokugawa Shoguns

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Historics, Towns and Cities

Urbino: A Renaissance City Untouched By Modernity

Urbino, one of the best historical cities in Italy, is a Renaissance city frozen in time. With UNESCO World Heritage status, it remains untouched by modern development due to its secluded location. The birthplace of renowned artists and scientists, visitors are offered to experience the Renaissance era like no other. Continue reading Urbino: A Renaissance City Untouched By Modernity

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Movie Locations

Demon Slayer Locations in Real Life: From Beautiful Lavender Fields to Chilling Yokai Festivals

Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba) has captivated global anime fans with its vibrant characters and gripping story. These locations in Japan seep the fantasy into reality and invite fans to immerse themselves in the world of Demon Slayer in real life. Continue reading Demon Slayer Locations in Real Life: From Beautiful Lavender Fields to Chilling Yokai Festivals

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Archaeology

The Leshan Giant Buddha: A Spiritual Statue That Calmed the Dangerous Leshan River

The Leshan Giant Buddha, located in Sichuan Province, China, is a monumental feat of ancient engineering and artistry. It was built as a symbol of protection and peace, with a scientific twist to stabilize the turbulent river waters. Visitors can enjoy various activities around giant the Buddha statue for an unforgettable trip. Continue reading The Leshan Giant Buddha: A Spiritual Statue That Calmed the Dangerous Leshan River

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