Angkor Wat

The largest religious monument in the world. A sight to remember...

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Baishui Terraces

Deep in the mountains of Shangri-La, the white terraces; sacred place for the God of Mountain for the Dongba people.

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Tiger Leaping Gorge

Maruca explores the depths of the Tiger Laping Gorge. The Jinsha river is primary tributary of the Yangtze, third longest river in the world.

 

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Otago Museum

Maruca finds some many relatives in the Animal Attic of the Otago Museum, thanks to the zeal of generations of Victorian explorers and taxidermists.

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Moeraki

60 million years ago, this strange rock formations became a permanent fixture of the Otago coast, and origin of many myths from forgotten gods.

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Brisbane

The Kurilpa Bridge reflects the Australian Aboriginal word for the South Brisbane: "place for water rats". Made by the same architects of the Helix bridge in Singapore.

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Surin Islands

Ko surin, home of the Moken people, or Sea Gypsies, a nomadic tribe of only 3,000 people.

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