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Some Wonderful Lakes of the World
2008-05-08 21:41:28
Some Wonderful Lakes of the World Each lake; a world of its own Lakes are not seas; they are enclosed water bodies of substantial size; they nurture the people around giving them almost all their day today needs like food, water, transportation recreation etc. they support a bio system around its peripheries to evolve independently and develop [...]


Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City USA
2008-05-04 22:11:02
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City USA   The Metropolitan Museum of Art And a museum was born After the end of the American Civil War there all around prosperity leading to increased interest in works of art. John Taylor Johnson an enthusiast in collection of artworks –by profession he was a rail road executive- [...]
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park
2008-05-01 22:23:40
Carlsbad Caves (Carlsbad Cavern National Park), New Mexico, US   Carlsbad Caverns Rail On the tour route No one knows how many caves are there in the world; but definitely there are many more to be discovered than what have been listed. There is something weird about caves; they are far more than mere emptiness; [...]
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Teotihuacan
2008-04-27 10:09:23
Teotihuacan, the biggest prehistoric city; bigger than Rome!    Avenue of the Dead flanked by the Pyramid of the Sun in the background. Where men became gods It existed in a junction between BC and AD (between 500 BC and 700 AD) and influenced the entire Mesoamerican Civilization including the Maya City of Waka giving a new resurgence to [...]


Venice
2008-04-14 19:17:51
Venice (Commune de Venezia) Italy gondolas docked in Venice All waterlogged cities are not Venice The city of Venice is located at the northern part of Italy within the Venetian Lagoon along the Adriatic Sea. Venice is perhaps the city with most surnames; it is the Queen of the Adriatic, ‘City of Water’, City of Lights’, ‘City [...]
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Pompeii
2008-04-08 20:58:15
Pompeii, the burned and ruined city of Rome The Forum seen from inside the basilica One more feather on Fontana’s cap River Sarno is a small steam flowing through Campania Region of Italy which is at present in news due to its extreme pollution levels (it contains 120,000 tons of filth!) used to inundate the [...]


Palace of Versailles
2008-04-06 21:09:04
Palace of Versailles (Chateau de Versailles) Paris, France Palace and Park of Versailles Eiffel, Louver and Versailles The Palace of Versailles was a creation of Louis XIV; it is said that he had made for his amorous trysts. It is located at Versailles few km away from Paris and remains as one of the top [...]
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Sistine Chapel
2008-04-02 21:50:43
Sistine Chapel (Chappella Sistina), Vatican Rome, Italy Exterior of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican, Rome A physical chapel of the Papal Chapel The Sistine Chapel located in the Vatican complex was made for Pope Sixtus IV and was mainly intended for the solemn functions of the Papal Conclave. This chapel happened to be the venue for one [...]


St Peters Basilica
2008-03-30 21:07:18
St Peter’s basilica, Vatican City, Rome (Basilica di San Pietro) The facade of St peters basilica And I say also with thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this rock, I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. Taken from the Gospel of Mathew; Chapter 16; verse 18. [...]
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Louvre Museum
2008-03-28 21:48:17
Louvre Museum (Musee du Louvre) Paris France Kings, revolutionaries, conquerors and ministers; all worked for enriching it; and their works did not go waste; Louvre remains as the most famous museum in the world. Louvre Museum located between Rue de Rivoli -Paris’s commercial street with the most fashionable shopping arcades- [...]


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