Sentences with phrase «important temples»

15:15 — 15:45 Experience the spiritual ambience in Batukaru temple, one of the 6 most important temples in Bali.

We'll tour the most important temples including Angkor Wat, and we'll visit some smaller atmospheric temples.

Your guide will take you on a fascinating guided tours in the ruin, Machu Picchu tour last approximately 3 hours, visiting the most important temples and places.

We begin our day taking a 30 minutes bus to the Citadel from Aguas Calientes at 4:30 AM Once inside the citadel, your guide will provide a 2 - hour tour - showing you the most important temples within the ancient city.

During your 2 - hour tour of this ancient city, listen as your guide explains the archaeological, historical and cultural significance of its most important temples to your group.

As one of Bali's most important temples, Goa Lawah is not a kept secret.

It is still an active temple and making it one of the most important temples in Bali.

Rocky Bungalows is one of mid range accommodation as a choice to stay.Restaurants are a few in Uluwatu including Top Rock Cafe, Sunset Grill, Mexican Restaurant but still provides another great experience for beach holiday.Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of Bali's holiest and most important temples, located on the southwest of the area.

The Temple of Holy water is one of the most important temples in Bali where the Balinese comes to clean themselves in the holy spring water.

The area is also home to several of Bali's most important temples, such as the Besakih «mother temple» and the Goa Lawah bat - cave temple.

Taman Ayun literally means «beautiful garden» and it is one of the most important temples on the island.

There are also two important temples and platforms which are thought to be the remains of old market areas and ceremonial buildings.

There are of course more important temples, but as they are in different directions you won't be able to get the diversity if you just have a day.

This is one of the oldest and most important temples in Bali, one of the six original «Sad Kahyangan» (territorial) temples on the island.

One of the most important temples is only 10 meters away on the same property.

This important temple commemorates the arrival of the Javanese saint - priest Dang Hyang Nirartha to Bali in the early 16th century.

This temple of the important temple in the mountain used for Nyegara Gunung ceremony, Nyegara or Segara (ocean) and Gunung (mountain).

This temple one of important temple in Bali for western direction of Bali.

Pura Goa Lawah, the Bat Cave Temple, is an important temple in Balinese cosmology, and to the passing traveller offers an interesting quick stop.

Alternatively, you can join in with village life and witness one of the fascinating, frequently held ceremonies that take place at Seseh's important temple by the beach.

This temple is one of the most important temple in Bali, because it is closely connected with ancestral spirits purification ceremonies or better known as Mount Nyegara ceremony.

The small district of Xiang Men houses the once important temple of Wat Long Khoun.

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan or Pura Bratan is the second most important temple in Bali after Mother Temple Besakih.

Pura Luhur is the largest and most important temple in this complex.

A very important temple to the Balinese, whilst most tourist mainly come here to see the thousands of bats within the temple.

Although converted to a Dominican Church by the Spanish, this was once the most important temple in the Incan Empire

Uluwatu Temple is one of most important temple for Balinese Hindu, located on the south of Bali islands right on the petrifying hill on a 70 - meter - high cliff protruding above Indonesian Ocean.

This is one of most important temple for Balinese Hindu where Hindu worshippers come to pray there.

The second largest city in Lombok, Cakranegara houses an important temple for Hindu follower in Lombok.

• Mengwi is a small village that has a glittering history as the capital of a powerful 17th century kingdom and it is the site of an important temple from that era.

The important temple of Pura Ulun Danu stands on the western side of the lake, dedicated to the God of Prosperity, Sang Hyang Dewi Danu.

It is also known as the home of one of Bali's most important temple named Pura Luhur Uluwatu.

Not exact matches

The Jerusalem temple was super important for the Jews as the sign of God's presence.

They attend weekly services in chapels, also referred to as «wards» or meetinghouses, while their large temples (accessible only to those deemed sufficiently faithful) are utilized for the most important and sacred ceremonies, including baptisms for the dead and celestial marriages - during which couples are «sealed» for eternity.

So they were, of course, teaching at the temple, ruling from the palace, and doing all sorts of important things.

declares that the important moment in the life of Jesus came with his «seizure and occupation of the temple in Jerusalem... the essential point is that Jesus drives out the priests, the merchants, and holds the Roman garrison [Roman indeed!]

There is another place, however, where he may have stayed, especially at times when it was important to keep an eye on the temple area.

I think the «temple» of our bodies is so important to God, because He is not only desirous of dwelling with and in us in Oneness in Spirit, but in flesh and Body as well.

When one looks at the most beautiful or historically important buildings in the World, they tend to be religious monuments — the pyramids of Egypt and Mesoamerica, the great cathedrals of Europe, Spilt Blood and St. Isaacs in Saint Petersburg, the Greek and Roman temples, the Taj Mahal, the Wots of Asia, even the modern Mormon temples in Salt Lake City and the like.

Thanks Sam, I think that it is important that we don't fall into the trap of equating our modern church buildings with the temple.

The church has also played an important part in the development of medical care in the West In Greek and Roman times, temples were used as hospitals.

In the temple were conducted the daily sacrifices of animals and produce; the most important of these sacrifices were the people's burnt offering, immolated twice a day.

«Then Solomon began to build the temple of the Lord in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah» 2 Chronicles, 3:1, NKJV The Sankofa symbol expresses the instruction to turn backwards to history and tradition and take important knowledge and values, thus a better future will be built up.

For example, for a pagan of the empire, it was important, whatever the gods and mixtures of religion you adopted, to be respectful and tolerant of the gods of others — for instance, when you were traveling through the empire, to pay a respectuous visit to all the temples on your ways, and even to offer a sacrifice if you were well - off.

Founded in 1339 at the start of the Muromachi Period, the temple is now considered an important cultural property and ranked by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Among them were the massive foundations of the first Iron Age sanctuary, numerous monumental architectural fragments of the Roman main temple, but also the extensive ruins of an important Byzantine monastery which was built by followers of the Christian faith after the fall of the ancient sanctuary.

All these details suggest that sacrifices and feasting may have played an important part in the rituals performed in the temples.

In the field season 2014, the 60 - strong excavation team uncovered finds from all periods of the 2,000 - year history of the cult site, such as the thick enclosing wall of the first Iron Age sanctuary or the foundations of the main Roman temple of the god Jupiter Dolichenus, who became one of the most important deities of the Roman Empire in the 2nd century A.D.. His sanctuary is situated close to the town of Gaziantep on the 1,200 metres (3,900 feet) high mountain of Dülük Baba Tepesi.

The Hebrew Bible mentions that frankincense was burned in the temple, and we know that frankincense was important in their burial anointings (one of the reasons it was gifted to the Christ Child.)

So excited for another post for this series with my lovely friend Emily and to keep showing you all how important and vital it really is to take care of your body; as our bodies are temples!