Shrine

Bangkok, Thailand

U Bein Bridge

Longest teak bridge in the world (1,2 Kms) built in 1849 over the Taung-tha-man Lake

Amarapura, Burma/Myanmar
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Nilaya Hermitage

Arpora (Goa), India

Anse Source d'Argent

La Digue, Seychelles

Some Decay in the Southwest

Carrapateira, Portugal

Rock Stupa

Kyaiktiyo, Burma/Myanmar

Samburu Women

Kenya

El Castillo

or the Pyramid of Kukulkán

Chichén Itzá (Yucatán), Mexico

Other than serving as a temple to the above mentioned god, this pyramide is, in fact, the Maya calender made stone: each starircase has 91 steps, which added to the single step at the main entrance amounts to 365. Other numbers relevant to the Maya calender recur throughout the construction (between the 9th and 12th centuries AD). Most remarkably, at sunset on the spring and autumn equinoxes, the great serpents' heads at the foot of the main staircase are joined to their tales (at the top) by an undulating body of shadow - an event of just a few hours that draws spectators, and awed worshippers, by the thousand.

Rush Hour Under a Very Hot Sun

Bago, Burma/Myanmar

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Palazzo Vecchio

Florence, Italy

Flying

Lake Nasser, Egypt

In the Mist

Iguaçu Falls, Brazil

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