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    Pak Tai Temple by: garyburroughs Views[283] Its a tell of king & kingdom, The greying past's whispers to vibrant present. The Malla kings rules here for 1000 years .Its Mallbhum-the terracotta temples build in 17-18th century. Classic style of Bengal architecture by: sirshendu Views[1013] Nepals spirit is evident in the temple details everywhere. The spirit of the lands permeate the buildings. by: dsharpe Views[727] Temples are tourist attractions in themselves in Bali. Many tourists come to the famous Tanah Lot to see the temple on an island in the sea. The Balinese use the temples for worship, but they have become a tourist attraction, and therefore a way to make money. by: rachelmarek Views[672] “Balancing with Nature”. The role of nature and people’s responsibility towards it is still unclear it seems in many parts of southern India. This river runs along the edge of Saraguru and while it is revered (a temple can be seen in the middle of the river) and valued for its role in agricultural irrigation and domestic uses, certain practices such as washing clothes along the bank introduces soaps and toxins into the water. This is affecting some of the fish populations and degrading the health of the ecosystem. Without the proper infrastructure to change those practices though, it is a hard battle to fight. by: jbatryn Views[1112]
     
    -The Way We Were- Whilst back in Cambodia for another volunteer mission trip I wanted to capture the charm and wonder of Cambodia while also capturing the harsh poverty that went alongside it. This is a picture of some of the wall carvings in one of the temples in Angkor Wat in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. There are hundreds of temples in this region which are a remnant of the once glorious Khmer Empire. Quite a contrast to how the country is now; still struggling over thirty years after Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime decimated this nation. by: tyson Views[821] After Kangra, I further traveled down towards Nangal and made made another stop at Jwala Ji temple, another of the holy places in Indian culture. Famous for it's unexplained flames burning through centuries, this holy place has seen even the great Mughal emperor, Akbar, walk barefoot for almost 550 km to come and pay his homage. I took this shot at the havan-kund, which is in the premises of the main temple. While waiting for the smoke in the havan to intensify, i noticed this child come and very religiously do the usual practice of offering prasad at the havan-kund. This is one of the many pictures i took of him and never in all those clicks he looked at me, nor did the sound of the camera distract him. My journey ended here as I moved towards Nangal for the wedding with some great memories and even better shots :) by: karankpl Views[1531] On the 3rd day, I stared my journey downwards from Dharamshala. I halted at Kangra, land of the Kangra Devi temple. The temperature was soaring at 35 degrees when I reached here at 11 in the morning. While taking a few shots of the temple, I sat behind a pillar of a sub-temple within the same premises. The thing I liked about the shot is it's 3 different elements, the sacred tree where people offer their prayers by tying chunris, the main temple's backside and the sub-temple's pillar. The shot looked beautiful because of the beautiful architecture combined with shaded sunlight courtesy the dense tree. by: karankpl Views[845] View from the fist stop onto Buddhist stupa by: aimonaput Views[549] «Old Buddha statues, Luang Prabang, Laos» Luang Prabang, Laos, December 2012. A collection of old Buddha statues can be found in Wat Xieng Thong. Only one of these statues keeps the original golden colour. This is the most magnificent buddhist temple in Luang Prabang with a beautiful and unique architecture and decoration. by: rosafurtado Views[1388]
     
    «Phu Si, Luang Prabang, Laos» Luang Prabang, Laos, December 2012. Phu Si is a 100m high hill in the centre of Luang Prabang. After climbing 328 stairs, we reach the summit of the hill, where we find Wat Chom Si, a Buddhist temple, which is one of the main attactions of this old town. The gilded stupa of Wat Chom Si seems to be looking at the sky. by: rosafurtado Views[1225] Man walks around the ancient Uluwatu buddhist temple built on a cliff to the ocean in Bali, Indonesia. by: nachobustos Views[779] Baalbek - Lebanon. A Greek looking temple, designed by the Romans in the Middle East. by: spk Views[510] A local monkey watches the sunset from the edge of a cliff in an ancient buddhist temple in Bali, Indonesia. by: nachobustos Views[1009] Xieng Khuan aka Golden Temple, Vientiane by: lani Views[594]
     
    Tessa and I outside the temple by: katesyearinthailand Views[402] Mateo (Colombian) and Tessa (South African) outside the Wat Traimi Temple by: katesyearinthailand Views[723] The Golden Buddha, Wat Traimi Temple by: katesyearinthailand Views[658] Vishnu temple at Kahjuraho, the temple is also famous for its kamasutra carvings and lush green lawns surrounding it. by: exeperience_photography Views[3498] One of the many temples I visited in Kyoto. by: notavacation Views[327]
     
    At the end of a long day exploring the temples, this little girl sits in the doorway at the top of a temple watching the changing colours of the jungle as the sun sets. by: alexanders Views[525] These two young Cambodian girls were trying to hide while watching the tourist traffic go by from on top of this ancient wall of Angkor. They appeared on top of the wall to watch me when I stopped at the road's edge to check my map. by: alexanders Views[839] Life goes on as this tiny fern begins to grow from between the ancient stones of the temple. I love this image! by: alexanders Views[693] The trees over time slowly consume the temples. These tree roots appear on many of the temples, you sometimes wonder if you are in the jungle or in the temple - or maybe both! by: alexanders Views[637] The sun appearing above a temple early one day. by: alexanders Views[543]
     
    A fairy tale temple, Chiang Mai by: whereonearth07 Views[1372] at the temple of the dead along the Yangtze by: janeb Views[282] There as a couple of clowns on the peak to on the left swinging some more prayer flags when I took this photo. by: bundynbeaches Views[966] Elaborate paintwork on the eaves of the temple. This sort of artwork is all over Old Lhasa, even on the shops that that they are still building by: bundynbeaches Views[723] The boys were quite happy to have their photos taken then ask questions about where were from etc. by: bundynbeaches Views[832]
     
    Part of Jokhang Temple by: bundynbeaches Views[736] Mike on Temple stairs by: stowaway Views[907] Temple, Bali by: stowaway Views[895] Temple, Bali by: stowaway Views[989] by: remlaph Views[913]
     
    by: remlaph Views[907] by: remlaph Views[898] The temple in the lake by: remlaph Views[1628] Buddist ceremony at Wat Pra Sanctum on Koh Phangan - Chalk Lam by: flipflops Views[409] Next to Wat Wang Wiwekaram is this ceremonial building which is only used when a new monk joins the temple. Inside the body of the Mon leader, Abbott Uttama, is enclosed (but covered) in a glass case. by: jfernandes Views[684]
     
    Me visiting Wat Wang Wiwekaram, which has a massive golden chedi (i.e. spire) that is visible from the guesthouse. It was erected in honour of the Abbott Pho Uttama, who represented the interests of the Mon people (displaced settlers from Burma) when a dam was constructed that flooded the Mon villages. by: jfernandes Views[905] Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) - it's huge! by: jfernandes Views[625] Standing/Big Buddha in Wat Indraviharn by: jfernandes Views[2411] The sitting buddha in the Temple of Bells by: jfernandes Views[1394] Banging the drums in the temple (Baipoon showed me how to do it), but not me in the photo. by: jfernandes Views[705]
     
    A monument in Wat Rakhang (Temple of the Bells) by: jfernandes Views[762] Abu Simbel by: stowaway Views[3053] Abu Simbel by: stowaway Views[7746] Kathmandu by: stowaway Views[19266] Temple & hospice, Kathmandu by: stowaway Views[1818]
     
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