Culture

We don’t want to judge but, Samarkand has to be one of the most culturally rich and beautiful places on earth.

Nowhere else on earth you will find a better example of the proverb “God is in details”

There are more questions than answers, overshadowed by other ancient sites, Easter Island mysteries contain evidence of a long lost civilization waiting to be discovered.

The discovery of Tutankhamun’s Tomb has enthralled the world for generations, enabling the viewer to witness the ‘Wonderful Things’ that Howard Carter stumbled upon in 1922

The group of Jain temples at Dilwara on Mount Abu, in the southwest of Rajasthan, is famous for the stunningly detailed marble carving that covers almost every inch of the interior of the temples.

Volta definitely took inspiration from these 2000-year-old Baghdad batteries but forgot to give credit, we try to help restore a bit of gratitude to the real creators.

This fabulous Arch of Ctesiphon is a doorway to the past which is closing down on us really fast.

In order to please the crowd, these men remove the muzzle from the snout of their hyenas and place their head between the jaws. A bite can literally saw off their heads.

It’s believed that when discovered it was completely covered by white plaster and looked like kailash mountain, that’s why it was given the name “Kailas Temple” and dedicated to lord siva.

In the late 1850s, a farmer was clearing land near the village of La Venta in southern Mexico when he found a dome-like rock. He dug out the land to find a head sculpture of nearly six-foot-tall. Later, writing on the back of the head revealed it was sculpted in 32 BCE.