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Champa ruins of the archaeological site of My Son Sanctuary (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Quong Nam Province, Vietnam. The structures on this photo are known as archeological group C.
The site consists of many Hindu temples. The over 70 temples and tombs at My Son have been dated to the period between the 4th century and the 14th century AD. Archaeologists have divided the constructions of My Son in 10 separate groups named with the letters of the alphabet, where the most important archaeological groups are group B, C and D.
Submitted: 01/11/2018
Accepted: 02/11/2018
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Conrail GP38-2 8054 leads U33B 2903 and a U25B on a Westbound freight at the West end of Goodman Street Yard in Rochester, NY in September, 1977. This was what we considered a "blah" type of consist back in those days, but we would love to see such variety in motive power today!
Figure in the Chennakesava Temple (also called Kesava or Keshava temple), Somanathapura, Kamataka, India: one of the finest examples of Housala architecture.
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Clicked a picture the #Asian green bee eater on a crisp #june morning. A walk organized by #deccanbirders #hyderabad at the @hyderabadzoo
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Singing Sand Mountains & Crescent Moon Lake, Dunhuang, China.
Singing Sand Mountains
Located on the Silk Road, the Echoing-Sand Mountain is known as one of the Eight Great Landscapes of Dunhuang and one of the Four Great Singing Sands of China. Completely piled by sands, the mountain stretches for 40 km in length and 20 km in width respectively, with the highest point reaching 250 meters. When there is wild wind, the sands will be blown up and make loud sound, while the sound sounds like being produced by some ancient musical instrument when blew by breeze, hence the name.
Crescent Moon Lake
Just like its name indicates, the Crescent Lake is in a natural shape of half-moon and had been commonly considered as one of the Eight Great Landscapes of Dunhuang together with the Echoing-Sand Mountain early in Western Han Dynasty (206BC-24AD).
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