A grand white arch in a grassy lawn marks the offi­cial US-Cana­da inter­na­tion­al bor­der. On either side of the park are…

The arch was demol­ished by order of Kim Jong-un. The Arch depict­ed a map of a uni­fied Korea, sup­port­ed by two Kore­an …

Built in 1658. Next to it is the ”’Mitropoliei Palace”’ (1708) A the res­i­dence of the Ortho­dox Patri­arch, a sort of…

Locat­ed out­side the city to its east (next to Omer), this arche­o­log­i­cal park is a World Her­itage Site and one of the …

The Muse­um is about half way from the sta­tion to the Val­ley of the Tem­ples and con­tains numer­ous arti­facts tak­en from…

Home to some 60 giant pan­das, but also has some red pan­das and a colony of black-necked cranes.

The house was built by the Por­tuguese in the 18th cen­tu­ry and called Casa de Pala­cios. The muse­um shows doc­u­ments fro…

Locat­ed at the ”Palaz­zo Gal­vani” AA a 14th cen­tu­ry build­ing. This build­ing, an old hos­pi­tal, hous­es a com­pre­hen­sive…

This is the­largest reli­gious archives of Hun­gary. Found­ing in the ear­ly 11th cen­tu­ry, The ear­li­est inven­to­ry is at th…

Eng­lan­dAs 2nd-largest col­lec­tion of flat tex­tiles.

A shrine ded­i­cat­ed to the Black Nazarene locat­ed in the heart of the city. The Minor Basil­i­ca of the Black Nazarene i…

This Chi­nese-style cer­e­mo­ni­al gate was built by Thais of Chi­nese descent to show their loy­al­ty to King Bhu­mi­bol Adu­ly…

The Muse­um Stad Appingedam has some good expo­si­tions about the town’s cul­ture and his­to­ry, focus­ing par­tic­u­lar­ly on a…

Build­ing F is occu­pied by the Nation­al SzAchAnyi Library, the nation­al library of Hun­gary. Its col­lec­tion of rare and…

Alla­habad is the best place to learn Kriya Yoga. Details can be obtained from Kriya Yoga Research Insti­tute.