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Muscat Gate Museum
Muscat, Oman
The original gates to the city of Muscat are located here. Tourists are able to visualize the old city of Muscat, where these gates served to protect the city from external aggression and invaders. Tourists are transported back in time and are exposed to the history of the city. Visitors also get a good view of the palace of the Sultan from this point. Remnants of old mosques, houses, wells and sp...
Minar-e-Pakistan
Lahore, Pakistan
Minar-e-Pakistan is an important monument which stands in Iqbal Park. It is of great historical significance and stands at the exact same spot at which Muslim leaders proclaimed in 1940 that India had to be divided and a separate homeland for Muslims had to be created to ensure their safety. This structure is 60 meters high and is constructed of concrete with marble and stone walls and floors. Vis...
Tian Tan Budha, Po Lin Monastery
Hong Kong, China
Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery is in Lantau. Here one can find the largest statue outdoors of a seated Buddha, made in bronze. The entire face and hand seems to bless all who come to visit. The serenity and calmness has an effect on even the most cynical. The bell inside rings by computer control, 108 times. The Monastery next door is very sacred to the Buddhists. ...
Hoa Lo Prison
Hanoi, Vietnam
Constructed by the French in 1896; mainly to house political prisoners it was taken over by the Vietnamese in 1954. From 1964 to 1973 it was a major POW detention facility with some of the famous inmates including U.S. Sen. John McCain, Pete Peterson, the ambassador to Vietnam, and Lt. Everett Alvarez, officially the first American pilot to be shot down over Vietnam. To the west of the main compl...