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voyages
’Develop Buddhist Circuit’
Targeting Buddhist Tourism, Himalayan Expedition in January 2011 is going to launch Buddhist Circuit involving primary pilgrimage places associated with the life and teachings of Lord Buddha.
Auroville - a universal township
The purpose of Auroville is to realise human unity – in diversity. Today Auroville is recognised as the first and only internationally endorsed ongoing experiment in human unity and transformation of consciousness, also concerned with - and practically researching into - sustainable living and the future cultural, environmental, social and spiritual needs of mankind.
Ta Prohm - Cambodia
Ta Prohm is the modern name of a temple at Angkor, Cambodia, built in the Bayon style largely in the late 12th and early 13th centuries and originally called Rajavihara.
Japan — Good vibrations in Kamakura
Kamakura seems to be the perfect antidote to Tokyo’s frenetic, neon-splashed, steel-glass-and-concrete landscape.
Vietnam - Spiritual spaces on offer in Nha Trang
Travelling to Nha Trang city offers tourists not only a beautiful view of the coast, but pagodas dedicated to preserving the country’s ancient Buddhist traditions.
Introduction to ecotourism — Benefits and destinations for a responsible tourism
According to his defenders, ecotourism embodies tomorrow’s travelling. What is exactly ecotourism and which benefits does it bring to ecotouristic destinations?
Ruins of Gaochang
People of different faiths lived side by side in Gaochang until the city was destroyed 700 years ago
Aged Buddhist monastery in W Tibet
With a history of 1,014 years, the Zhada Toding Monastery is the first Buddhist temple built by Tibet’s Guge Kingdom in western Tibet’s Ngari Prefecture.
A glance of 9 sacred lakes in Tibet
Namtso, Basum, Dangreyong, Taksas Tal, Mapangyong, Lamuna, Yamdrok, Selindui and Palgon, nine dream like lakes in Tibet represent each a legend or a spiritual symbol .
Mogao Caves - China
The Mogao Caves (aka Mogao Grottoes, Caves of the Thousand Buddhas, or Caves of Dunhuang) are a system of Buddhist cave temples near the city of Dunhuang in Gansu province. They were a center of culture on the Silk Road from the 4th to the 14th centuries and contain a religious artworks spanning that entire period.
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