Cambodia's most prominent tourist hub, Siem Reap attracts millions of visitors thanks to the iconic Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm Temples, as well as the Angkor Archaeological Park, which houses
hundreds of temples dating back to between the 9th and 14th century.
From temples (seriously you'll visit
hundreds of temples!)
Signs of the tourism boom abound in Siem Reap, the town near many of
the hundreds of temples constructed during the Khmer Empire, which once stretched from Myanmar to Vietnam.
Not exact matches
However, when we look at the book
of Ezra — which takes place approximately a thousand years after God spoke to Moses,
hundreds of years after many
of the Psalms were written, and 400 years before Jesus Christ was born — we see that Zahnd's theory is simply inaccurate, as Israel reinstituted sacrifices to God even before they began reconstructing the
temple (Ezra 3).
It is pointed out that the wife
of T'ai Tsu, Empress Ma, was a Muslim, that many
of his responsible officials were Muslims, that he never worshiped in a
temple after his accession, that he forbade the drinking
of wine, that he composed the hymn
of praise
of one
hundred words to Muhammad which may still be found inscribed in the main mosque in Nanking, and that historians mention his strange facial features, which may have been due to foreign blood as a descendant
of a Persian or Arab.
How about even - «Some dude came into the
temple and physically attempted to remove the bankers who've had a concession in the
temple for
hundreds of years.»
Nahonidus, last king
of Semitic Babylonia, having dug down to the foundation
of the
temple in Sippar, discovered, he relates, the foundation tablet
of «King Naram Sin who lived thirty - six
hundred years before my time»: an error
of more than a thousand years, which, however, does not qualify the significance
of the document.
Many
of them undertake this long journey by bus but at the foot
of the hill they start climbing
hundreds of steps to the
temple for the final darshan
of Lord Ayappa.
As he said during a campaign stop, «Villages have
hundreds of thousands
of temples but no washrooms.
Tokyo is an explosion for the senses where you'll feel like you're in the future, but head to Kyoto and you can walk among
temples that are
hundreds of years old.
Priests raised
hundred of cats in
temples.
Among the
hundreds of structures are numerous
temples and a ball court; climb 125 feet to the summit
of the highest
temple for incredible jungle and lagoon views.
The site contains
temples, theatres, amphitheatres, arches, streets lined with
hundreds of columns, baths, plaza's and even a hippodrome that is still used today.
On the top
of a hill sits an almost
hundred meters high stupa in the shape
of a bell, surrounded by many
temples and smaller stupas.
Visitors to Machu Picchu will see well - preserved ruins hidden among the majestic Andes: palaces, baths,
temples, tombs, sundials and farming terraces, along with llamas that roam among
hundreds of gray granite houses.
Occupying the south tip
of Isla Mujeres are two related structures; a Caribbean village with its lighthouse overlooking the vestiges
of the Mayan
temple of Ixchel, the goddess
of love, fertility and the moon and that signaled Mayan sailors and settlements as far away as Cozumel
hundreds of years ago.
One
of Varanasi's most famous sights, the Holy River Ganges is often populated with
hundreds of Hindu pilgrims bathing in the river at sunrise in front
of the many wonderful
temples.
Today
hundreds of devotees visit the
temple daily to pay homage and pray at the feet
of the Golden Buddha.
It has a fascinating culture with
hundreds of Buddhist
temples, their golden spires shimmering on almost every street in the Old City; captivating Buddhist festivals; and a superlative food scene with abundant inexpensive food stalls and dozens
of vegetarian restaurants.
Chiapas is home to the exquisite Mayan ruins
of Palenque, where stone
temples rise
hundreds of feet above dense jungle.
There are
hundreds of monkeys roaming along the path outside the
temple.
Then after finish lunch we will continue visiting Ubud Monkey forest located in the center
of Ubud Village, in here is just a small forest inside have a
temple and dwell by
hundred of animal monkey, we will stop here to have a look inside the forest and see the monkeys, Then continue visiting Ubud Royal Palace is palace
of Ubud kingdom long time ago, the Ubud palace is look like traditional balinese house with amazing building design and use as a centre
of govermence
of ubud kingdom long time ago, Then on the way back to your hotel we will visit Tohpati village to see beautiful batik art, we will stop in one
of local people traditional house in tohpati village, inside you will see how balinese people create batik art textile.
The city attracts
hundreds of thousands
of Hindus on pilgrimages; one
of Varanasi's most famous sights is the Holy River Ganges - and more specifically, the sight
of hundreds of Hindu pilgrims bathing in the river at sunrise in front
of one
of the many wonderful
temples.
Standing at 2,430 metres above sea level, the site is often shrouded in early morning mists that slowly disperse to reveal beautiful stone architecture
of palaces,
temples, storehouses and terraces with
hundreds of steep stairways connecting the structures.
Another must visit for many tourists is Ubud monkey forest, where
hundreds of monkeys roam around the grounds
of the three
temples within the complex.
On your full - day tour, see the
temples of Luang Prabang, the mystical Pak Ou Caves filled with
hundreds of Buddha statues, and Ban Xang Hai, the popular rice...
Known as Hanoi's cultural district, Old Quarter attracts travellers looking to experience glimpses
of previous generations as it is home to traditional markets, Buddhist
temples, and commercial streets that have been serving the locals for
hundreds of years.
A small forest lies at the front and
hundreds of monkeys well here.They are believed to guard the
temple from bad influences.The Balinese Hindus believe that the three divine powers
of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva become one here.
There are
hundreds of monkeys roaming along the path outside the
temple, they are believed to guard the
temple from bad influences.
Escape to one
of Bali's southernmost beaches,
hundreds of steps down under an ancient
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The answer can be traced back to the establishment
of this
temple around three
hundred years ago by the descendent
of Blambangan King
of East Java, the King
of Bunutin, I Dewa Mas Wilis.
Bali has
hundreds of things to do, from
temples and museum visits to sports and leisure activities.
You will excited and impressed if first time see this
temple, due Uluwatu
temple located on the cliff with high 70 meter high and around the
temple you will meet
hundreds of monkey roaming and play each other.
It's named after the
temple of the same name, which is a
hundred metres Read More...
It has literally more than
hundred ideas to things to do and includes guides to classes and courses, all Ubud's beautiful
temples, museums and restaurants, lots
of quality photos and much more.
Cruise around the island and enjoy its relax ambience while visiting the variety
of tourist and local attractions including the island's downtown neighborhoods with all kinds
of souvenirs such as beachwear, t - shirts and handcrafts made
of wood, ceramic and conch shells, the other top - notch hotels with their beach clubs and amazing views
of the Caribbean Sea, the beautiful nature and aquatic parks, the highest cliff in the Yucatan Peninsula, the all - around talc sand beaches, the Mayan
temple of Ixchel and its sculptural walkway and the interesting site
of the Turtle Hatchery, home
of hundreds of carey, green and other sea turtles from infants to adults.
In the afternoon we go and meet some
of Ubud's cheekiest locals at the sacred monkey forest where it is believed the
hundreds of monkey's that live there protect the ancient
temples inside.
The afternoon is spent meet the famous locals
of Ubud in the Monkey forest — The
hundreds of monkeys present are believed to protect the
temple within and it's the perfect time to get up close and personal with these amazing creatures.
The Kecak dance is one
of Bali's most famous cultural shows, and the best place to see it is at the open amphitheatre located only a
hundred meters south
of the Uluwatu
temple complex.
Mention Bali and images
of sculpted rice terraces, gorgeous sunsets, turquoise waters and
hundred - year - old
temples come to mind.
Then we will drive to visit celuk village to see the beautiful gold and silver craft which made by local people in this village, Then we continue the trip to visit the Ancient Kerta Gosa Justice Court Palace in Klungkung Regency, Then we drive to visit the Goa Lawah
Temple or most popular with name Bat Cave
Temple, due in this
temple there is cave and in the cave there is hanging
hundreds of bat.
As the name suggests its main attractions are the
hundreds of monkeys that inhabit both the trees and the 17th Century
temple, Pura Bukit Sari, found in the heart
of the forest.
It is full
of life, inquisitive enemies, impressive weather effects and it's chock full
of side quests and
temples to keep you gaming for
hundreds of hours.
Adam Stein once wrote dismissively
of vertical farming: «the notion
of spending «
hundreds of millions»
of dollars to build weird, poorly sited
temples of food production in areas much better suited to dense, green residential and retail space...