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Translated, the "Saparmyrat Hajji" was constructed in the early 1990's it is a prominent land mark in the city, commissioned in memory of the defenders of Gökdepe Fortress. We saw the monument

This is one of the newest additions to the city's skyline. The condo is owned by the same organization as the church beside it. I like the bold statement that its design makes on the cityscape. It's

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Notes Or is it just dirty tiles and a shadow? I'm going with the former, there is a brutal simplicity in the 1980's wall, with the hard wearing tiles that are so prevalent in Taipei, and of course the

Plaza Santiago Mariño

Visiting Oslo center like as tourist quite interesting, every street of Oslo has a story to tell. this time I covered historic brick buildings Kirkeristen, a peaceful cathedral walking to riverside sculptures

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Taking a slow walk through the city while everyone else is asleep. There is something peaceful about the glow of streetlights at night.

Caminata por la avenida Aristiguieta

Wczoraj wspominaliśmy z żoną początki naszego dwuletniego pobytu w Wiedniu. I jak bardzo niefartowny był to okres. Mieliśmy plany zwiedzać ile się da. Austrie i sąsiednie kraje, ale szlag wszystko trafił

Walking through urban pedestrian infrastructure at night often offers unexpected visual experiences. One of the most captivating elements of modern public space architecture is the integration of geometric

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Greetings, dear fellow travelers of the world! I hope this start to the week is a fruitful one for all of you. I’m back with you today to share some photos of an old Catholic church called the “Shrine

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Whenever I visit temples, I especially love to admire sculptures which act as expressions of religious beliefs. There are many sculptures in Wat Sanam Nue which are very impressive. Some sculptures were

There is a deep sense of peace and serenity in looking at a illuminated minaret against the night sky. Tonight, I captured this breathtaking view of a mosque minaret adorned with vibrant, colorful lights

After visiting the library, we continued our walk towards the waterfront, following one of the arms of the Glomma River. After walking a short distance, I turned around to look back at the area we had

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Further to my previous post, after strolling along the Chao Phraya Riverside, I decided to revisit Wat Sanam Nue to survey some more fascinating things that I missed since my last visit a long time ago.