Borobudur
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Borobudur

In Muntilan in Java, the Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple created during Sailendra Dynasty (c. 650-1025 CE). Until the 14th – 15th CE., Buddhists community among Javanese performed pilgrimage and rituals at Borobudur, after that Borobudur was abandoned, as many Javanese chosen Islam. Rediscovered on 1814 AD, the site has since been the subject…

15 Days Lhasa
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15 Days Lhasa

Tibetan Plateau beyond Yarlung Valley – The Emperor Songtsen Gampo (སྲོང་བཙན་སྒམ་པོ) sent Thonmi Sambhota to India for devising a script for their language which led to the creation of literary works. The script also helped to maintain court records & translations. Even constitution in Tibetan script were drafted on that time History begins with activities…

Buddhist – Hindu Temples of Java
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Buddhist – Hindu Temples of Java

Hinduism or Buddhism developed around 1500 BC in India. The disappearance of animism & dynamism led wide spread of these ancient religions in Indian subcontinent. These age old temples served as a guidance before the advent of Islam within Indonesa.. This uniqueness of Indonesia attracts holiday seekers. There are hypotheses on how Hindus & Buddhists…

Shrines in south Vietnam
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Shrines in south Vietnam

Cao Dai Temple – A Vietnamese religious movement in the 1920s which incorporates Buddhism, Taoism, Catholicism & Confucianism. Cao Dai temple itself was built sometime between 1933 – 1955, using influences from cathedrals in the temple’s architecture. Here, see square towers & a central pathway in hall along side aisles. Cao Dai is an extravagantly…