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fran2011 says:
When I visited Barcelona for the first time in 2002, I couldn't help but notice all those strangely shaped buildings scattered throughout the city. I wanted to know more about them, so I looked at a travel guide to the area and discovered that they were all masterpieces of the great architect Antoni…
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miss_cass says:
I didn't Pattaya the nicest place but this was definitly the highlight of my time spend there.
It is a huge castle/temple carved entirely from wood- no glue even, it all just fits together! Which is amazing in itself, but the designs on it are awe inspiring.
While you are there you also get a hor…
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travelwithJD says:
Our private tour (you must call ahead or stop by in the morning for reservations) took us beneath the Western Wall to the original paths walked by pilgrims thousands of year ago. It is simply breath-taking to see the original carved stones of Herod's temple, all marked with his unique "frame"! I s…
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pyrrho says:
This place is amazing! If you only go to one temple - then this one would be at the top of your list.
There are 28 minor wooden statues of gods and guardians, that are very detailed. The one of the Great Warrior Woman enchanted me the most: all the other ones have swords, armour, dragons or fire …
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travelwithJD says:
This is by far the most fascinating stop I made in the Old City. On display here travelers can find priestly garments and implements made in preparation for the third Temple. A giant golden Menorah is also on display nearby in the Cardo. Scale models, an excellent gift-shop, and first rate videos…
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YantiSoeparno says:
"Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple compound in Central Java in Indonesia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also one of the largest Hindu temples in south-east Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the 47m high central b…
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Eric says:
The ruins at Aphrodisias were my favorite ruins in Turkey.
When you are reaching amphitheater burnout, this is a great place to visit.
Not only do they have amphitheater, but they have an enormous stadium, 300 meters long, that is without a doubt the most impressive ancient site I saw in Turke…
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andreakw says:
清水寺 Blue Water Temple
This is the hub of day trippers to Kyoto!
The streets up to the temple are very steep but there are lots of tea shops and traditional stores where you can pause to catch your breath.
The temple is a World Heritage Site - not one nail was used to build it. The views a…
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SabineOR says:
This is really a top 10 site.
White marmer, water and a temple covered with gold. Add the people in the most colourful sari's and turbans and you've got one of the most beautiful sites in the world.
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ary_tyas says:
Gunung Kawi is a Hindu Temple complex with old omission from the stone era located in Gianyar regency. Based on the inscription of Tengkulak A on 945 saka (Balinese calendar) which is released by Marakata King, the ancient omission complex is located at the Pekerisan River then it is called Katyanga…
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globalodyssey says:
the temples at angkor are astounding... plunge into this extraordinary and singular world. immerse yourself in this timeless gem, truly one of the wonders of the world...enormous sprawl of finely preserved temples covering many many kilometers.
the cambodian people are incredibly warm, open an…
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ary_tyas says:
Set in a beautifully landscaped park,the ruins of this place are a tribute to slightly eccentric designs of King anak Agung Ngurah. Near amlapura karang asem regency. Great views of both mt.Agung and the lombo strait. This place was damaged during the 1963 eruption of mt.Agung but the pools still fu…
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freakyfriday says:
Chalok Lam Bay is set in the picturesque Northern part of Koh Phangan in Thailand. The Bay is huge and is framed by the wonderful mountains across it's entirity. Chalok Lam village is in the center of the bay and has markets and the usual shops and restaurants. It is a very typical rural Thai villag…
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stevemco says:
You'll need about 4 hours to see the temple and grounds.
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ratu says:
that's all.
First of all I have to say that the view of Tanah Lot is quite impresive, looks so powerful there, hited by the waves and also to get blessed there...with the high tidal getting wet my trousers and passport ;)
But it's dissapointing the fact that you can't visit the temple... well …
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