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Liberation Tower
Kuwait, Kuwait
Originally proposed to be called The Kuwait Telecommunications Tower, the Liberation Tower was completed after the Gulf War, even though work had started before the invasion. It was inaugurated with the new name in order to celebrate the country’s freedom, and to symbolize Kuwait’s liberation from Iraq. It is one of the tallest telecommunications structures in the world and the tallest monument in...
Monas (National Monument)
Jakarta, Indonesia
Dating back to the Dutch colonial era, it has been one of the main hub for commodities trading and is now a mixture of stores in a limited space. Good quality unbranded items can be found here with aJakarta's best known landmark, the 137 meter monument is located in the center of Merdeka (Freedom) square. The entire city can be viewed from the observation deck and in the basement there are diorama...
Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Bangkok, Thailand
This temple dates back to the 1500s and is the oldest in Thailand. The reclining Buddha located in the northern section was made in the 1800s and is almost 150 feet long and 15 feet high. It is made of cement-covered brick and coated with gold leaf. The soles of the feet are inlaid with mother-of-pearl with 108 signs, marks and qualities by which a true Buddha is recognized. It is considered good ...
Stavrovouni Monastery
Larnaca, Cyprus
Stravrovouni, which means Mountain of the Cross, is a rocky perch on which the famous monastery stands. It is believed that the monastery was founded by Saint Helena, mother of Constantine the Great, in the 4th century. The mountain is very significant not only for Christians, but for also the Greek pilgrims who used to visit the temple for Aphrodite. Entrance to the monastery is pretty strict, ev...