Images of enchanting Athens
Images of enchanting Athens
Countries, journeys, and encounters across the globe
Images of enchanting Athens
The center of development in the eastern region of Mongolia, the birthplace of the great Genghis Khan — the center of Khentii aimag, Chinggis City is located in Kherlen soum
Read more: Chinggis CityIndia’s sacred Ganga River, which sources from the Himalayas, is known worldwide as a place of worship and pilgrimage, primarily for Hindus
Read more: From India's sacred Ganga River to Mongolia's sacred Ganga LakeYaks on a summer day in the Arkhangai steppe
Read more: Yaks on a summer day in the Arkhangai steppeMonument to the Mongolian State Seal, Mongolia
Read more: Monument to the Mongolian State Seal, Mongolia
Night view of Sukhbaatar Square
Бишкек хот наймдугаар сарын 31-нээс есдүгээр сарын 1-ний хооронд болох ШХА-ын дээд хэмжээний уулзалтад бэлтгэж байна. Энэ жил Шанхайн хамтын ажиллагааны байгууллага (ШХА) Шанхай хотод үүсгэн байгуулах бичиг баримтад гарын үсэг зурсны 25 жилийн ойгоо тэмдэглэж байна. Одоо тус нэгдэлд Евразийн ихэнх хэсгийг эзэлдэг нийт 10 гишүүн улс, 14 яриа хэлэлцээний түнш, 2 ажиглагч улс багтаж байна. ШХА-ын гишүүн орнуудын хүн ам хүн төрөлхтний тал орчим хувийг эзэлж байна.
Read more: ШХА-аас дэлхийн сорилтуудад хариу өгч сурлааBukhara is a sacred land associated with the name of the great scientist of medical science Abu Ali Ibn Sina. In this country, the scientific legacy of the great physician once again brought together world scientists in one place.
Read more: Ibn Sina’s legacy – a scientific treasure that unites times and continentsGandantegchenlin Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery, is located in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's capital, in the city center, in the historic Gandan Hill district. It is currently home to over 150 monks. The monastery houses the famous 26-meter-tall statue of the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, "Megzhid Zhanraiseg."
Read more: Gandantegchinlen MonasteryIndia is traditionally associated with tea. And indeed, how wonderful can a masala chai be, accompanied by freshly roasted spices and sweet rusks with cardamom. However, another, lesser-known but equally fascinating aspect of Indian culture is coffee, which is a staple of everyday life, especially in the south, where it has been cultivated and consumed for centuries
Read more: Coffee and the magic of India