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Mission Ruins of Venn's Town (T)
Mihai Dascalu Romania - 27-Feb-24
We just visited a few hours ago on February 27, 2024. We asked for a taxi at the reception of our hotel in Victoria, it was going to be a lot of money, 600 rupees just to get there so the receptionist called a friend who was willing to take us there for 400. It was a nice ride of 20 minutes once we got out of the afternoon traffic. When we got there we noticed that they now have a lot of signs, a gate, a schedule (they close at 5 pm!). There is an admission fee, we could pay by credit card. 100 Seychelles Rupees, which is just over $7 today, per person. Our driver was curious so he got in for free
Read OnSGang Gwaay
Mihai Dascalu Romania - 01-Oct-23
We visited on July 25, 2023. Following the information shared by Jay T. (thank you so much). We took a four day tour with Moresby Explorers and reached SG̱ang Gwaay in the afternoon of the second day. We were lucky to have a watchman present at the site, he even sang to us a couple songs on a traditional drum. He made good jokes but he was also defensive and sometimes aggressive (and he admitted to it). He contradicted himself sometimes and admitted that he didn't know much of how things worked in the Haida society (because nobody really knows to this day).
Read OnSacred Ensembles of the Hoysala
Mihai Dascalu Romania - 01-Oct-23
I visited Keshava Temple in January 2012, during a 15 months round the world trip with our 3 children. We spent 4 nights in Mysore and from there it was an easy trip to Keshava Temple. I got there because of a picture I have seen years ago on wikipedia. I thought it was amazing and I am very happy that it is now selected as a WHS. At the time I wrote in our blog:
"My temple! A picture seen somewhere on the internet a few years ago became a destination in itself.Kesava temple was built in the 12th century and is a prime example of Hoysala architecture. What is that? Hoysala was another empire and civilization, between the 10th and 14th century, before all the other ones that we learned about. It had three main centers, and Somnathapur (or Somanathapura) was one of them. Just 45 minutes from Mysore, it was a quick, easy ride. A little temple, the one from my picture, is awaiting it's visitors on a laid back, quiet Sunday morning. We spent two entire hours going in and around it. It is different from everything we've seen so far
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Rating StatsAngkor 5Arequipa 5Belem 5Bryggen 5Cuzco 5Delos 5El Tajin 5Elvas 5Evora 5Florence 5Hampi 5Iguacu 5Istanbul 5Macao 5Meteora 5Naples 5Nikko 5Olympia 5Oporto 5Pompei 5Potsdam 5Prague 5Rapa Nui 5Red Fort 5Uluru 5Verona 5Vienna 5Alto Douro 4.5Amiens Cathedral 4.5Boyana Church 4.5Cordoba 4.5Epidaurus 4.5Everglades 4.5Puebla 4.5Rome 4.5Stonehenge 4.5Toledo 4.5Budapest 4Fujisan 4Lima 4Morelia 4Nessebar 4Reims 4Sintra 4Camino Real 3.5Genbaku Dome 3.5Monticello 3.5Nancy 3.5Provins 3.5Querétaro 3.5SGang Gwaay 3.5Schönbrunn 3.5Seville 3.5El Escurial 2.5Belfries 1.5Reviewed WHS
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