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For my next trip, I invite you to discover another mysterious civilization of the Andes: Tiwanaku. The journey takes us to the high plateaus at 3800m of altitude in Bolivia.
It is the most beautiful place in the world where you can watch the sunset!
Kahta, Adıyaman / Türkiye
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Mount Nemrut Ruins is located within the borders of Büyüköz Village of Pütürge and Kahta District of Adıyaman. The tombs and monumental statues built on the slopes of Mount Nemrut, which is 2,150 meters high, by the Commagene King Antiochos I to show his gratitude to the gods and ancestors, are one of the most magnificent remains of the Hellenistic Period.
An independent kingdom was established by Mithradates I in the region known as Commagene in ancient times, and the kingdom gained importance during the reign of his son Antiochos I (62-32 BC).
After the loss of the war against Rome in 72 AD, the independence of the kingdom came to an end.
The peak of Mount Nemrut is not a settlement, but the tumulus and sacred areas of Antiochos. The tumulus is at a point that dominates the Euphrates River passes and plains. The tumulus, 50 meters high and 150 meters in diameter, where the king's bones or ashes were placed in the room carved into the bedrock, was covered with small rock fragments and taken under protection. Although it is stated in the inscriptions that the tomb of the king is here, it has not been discovered until today. On the east and west terraces, there are statues of Antiochos and gods and goddesses, as well as lion and eagle statues. A unique lion horoscope is located on the west terrace. The sculptures were carved by blending Hellenistic, Persian art and the original art of Commagene Country. In this sense, Mount Nemrut can be called the bridge of western and eastern civilizations.
After the Commagene Kingdom was erased from the stage of history, the artifacts on Mount Nemrut were left in solitude for about two thousand years. The German engineer Karl Sester, who was visiting the region as an officer in 1881, came across the statues of Mount Nemrut and informed the German Consul in İzmir, thinking that he could not see the ruins of the Commagene Kingdom and the Greek inscriptions behind the pedestals on which the god statues were placed, assuming they were Assyrian ruins. Karl Sester made this mistake in his excitement of discovering the giant statues. In 1882, Otto Puchstein and Karl Sester made a study in Nemrut. Osman Hamdi Bey, Director of the Museum-i Hümayun (Imperial Museum), came with a team in 1883 and worked in Nemrut. After World War II, American archaeologist Theresa Goell and German Karl Doerner; They made excavations, researches and studies in Nemrut and its surroundings.
Mount Nemrut Ruins were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1987.
š· A wall of the Museum of Civilization, Old Quebec, Lower City.
š· Un muro del Museo de la Civilización, Viejo Quebec, Ciudad Baja.
š· Un mur du MusĆ©e de la Civilisation, Vieux-QuĆ©bec, Basse-Ville.
In the Aga Khan Park, experience Javid a.k.a JAHās The Mingling of the (two) Oceans inside the Reflecting Pools. The 10-piece installation features paintings on re-purposed corrugated steel, and explores Vedic and Sufi sacred geometries (e.g. chakras and muqarnas).
The Aga Khan Museum offers visitors a window into the artistic, intellectual, and scientific heritage of Muslim civilizations across the centuries from the Iberian Peninsula to China.
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Cold rainy, snowy day made for lots of time to re-edit images of years past. Built around 1450 and still looks amazing.
Machu Picchu Nine images stitched .
We are fighting an unequal battle for energy consumption, what does such a tree need compared to one person, the title of the photo would be more suitable - broken heart.
And those who were seen dancing were thought
to be insane by those who could not hear the music.
Friedrich Nietzsche
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Antigua Guatemala (commonly referred to as just Antigua or la Antigua) is a city in the central highlands of Guatemala famous for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque influenced architecture as well as a number of spectacular ruins of colonial churches. It has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.