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POLONNARUWA GAL VIHARAYA 

The east coast of Sri Lanka boasts of calm bays, pristine beaches and interesting sights. It is also easy to reach Sri Lanka’s north central province -the cradle of Sri Lankan civilization. The Pasikuda Bay is a popular tourist destination and when in Sri lanka,…

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Nizwa Souq 

Nestled in the endless desert of Oman is one of the oldest marketplaces in the country, Nizwa Souq. At the very outset you would see only dilapidated buildings, trying to stand against the ravages of time, yet touched beyond repair by the numerous sand storms…

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Indonesia National Monument 

Towering over the city of Jakarta like an age-old guardian that keeps an eye on everything that happens in the city is Monas, the Indonesia National Monument. Officially declared for the public on 17th August 1961, the Monument is the brainchild of Indonesia’s first President…

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Masmak Fort in Riyadh 

There’s no shortage of historical forts in Saudi Arabia, but there’s one in particular that’s holds great significance to the people and marks a turning point in the country’s history. Situated in the old quarter, amid the tall, glittering skyscrapers, colourful souks and luxury serviced…

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Arabian Horses 

Middle East is a land with its own grandeur and pride. So are the Arabian horses, a breed that are native to the Arabian Peninsula. The Arabian horses are one of the first things that come to one’s mind first at the mention of the…

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The Institute of Zorig Chusum 

Despite being a fairly obscure country, Bhutan is a mystical land that is enveloped by wonder. Bordering China to the North and India to the South, Bhutan is effectively sandwiched between two countries that are renowned for their respectively unique cultures and historical heritage. Bhutan…