Bhutan - The happiest Buddhist country in the world
Bhutan is known as the happiest country in the world, with its unique culture and 75% of its Buddhist population.
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Bhutan is known as the happiest country in the world, with its unique culture and 75% of its Buddhist population.
Karni Mata Temple in India is home to about 20,000 mice, and pilgrims are always pleased to witness this animal running at its feet.
The 1890 series of photos shows the peaceful and ancient beauty of the pagoda when there is no tourism boom, which will be auctioned on January 25.
Each collection, the road of planting all cheaply leading to Hyeonchungsa Temple (Asan, Chungnam Province, South Korea) turns bright yellow, passionate about people.
The hustle of modern life alternating with contemplative, relaxed nature of the past made Japan an interesting destination for many tourists.
The 400-year-old temple worships the Tokugawa Shogun located in the middle of the towering pine trees in Nikko City (2 hours from Tokyo), Tochigi Prefecture, hiding the…
1,500-year-old Tran Quoc Pagoda in Hanoi is on the list of the 16 most beautiful temples in the world voted by the Daily Mail newspaper (Anh).
Japan cherry blossom season, Bagan with thousands of temples, Tu Cam Ancient city ... are representatives of Asia on the list of Harper Bazaar magazine.
According to calculations by archaeologists, this great Buddhist temple temple takes 100 years to complete construction.
With pure white and unique architecture, the temple has become a cultural symbol of the Thai Buddhist country.
The Daily Mail selects the most stunning sunsets in the world, including salt fields in Vietnam.
The South American region has many ancient Mayan ruins, built with accurate calculations related to the solstice, showing the great progress of this civilization.
95% of the Buddhist population, insulting the royal family can be imprisoned, absolutely not touching other people's heads ... are interesting facts that you should know…
Alien squid, giant shrimps, giant temples ... are strange images of underwater inhabitants recorded by photographers participating in the Ocean Art Competition.
Photographer Jeremy Homer pilgrims through 16 Buddhist countries record vividly impressive images.