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Evora, Portugal – 8,000 years of History
6 Jun 2020

Evora, Portugal – 8,000 years of History

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

On another day trip from Lisbon, we went a little farther to the lovely town of Evora, Portugal. This 5,000-year-old university town preserves remnants of many of its previous occupants including a Roman temple, aqueducts, medieval city walls, and more. … Continued

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Fujian Tulou
28 Aug 2017

Fujian Tulou

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, China, Photography, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

Southern China was once plagued by roving bands of bandits causing the locals to build near-impenetrable homes known as the Fujian Tulou. These large rammed earth structures were essentially villages, some with around 1,000 people living in them. These UNESCO … Continued

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Cappadocia – Goreme Open-air Museum
31 Mar 2017

Cappadocia – Goreme Open-air Museum

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

From Pamukkale, we took an overnight coach to the desert region of Cappadocia, with remnants of culture dating back to the Hittite period. The coach ride was probably my worst experience in Turkey. It was uncomfortable, extremely warm, and confusing. … Continued

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Ephesus and the Apostle Paul
14 Mar 2017

Ephesus and the Apostle Paul

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

Ephesus Theater One of the key features of Ephesus is the “largest theater in antiquity” with capacity of 25,000 souls. Used for dramas and performances when first built and expanded to gladiatorial exhibitions in the Roman times, the Ephesus theater … Continued

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Ephesus Archaeological Site
10 Mar 2017

Ephesus Archaeological Site

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, International Parks, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

Ephesus is magnificent! This ancient city was one of the most important cities in the ancient world, and one of its largest. Ephesus was a major sea port and home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It … Continued

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Pergamum
6 Mar 2017

Pergamum

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

The ancient city of Pergamum, or Pergamon, in Turkey is an impressive archaeological site with hyperbolic details. The city was an extremely wealthy and powerful Grecian kingdom and one of the seven churches about which John wrote. Perched high above … Continued

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City of Troy – More than a Wooden Horse
3 Mar 2017

City of Troy – More than a Wooden Horse

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, International Parks, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

When most people think of the ancient city of Troy from the legends of Odysseus and Achilles, they think of a big wooden horse and ancient Greece. However, most people don’t know where Troy really was, and they don’t know … Continued

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Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Parks
18 Oct 2016

Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Parks

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Historic Site, National Parks, Natural Wonders, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

We took a slightly longer route from Dallas to Phoenix, so we could stop at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Being the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, I really wanted to visit at least one national park during my … Continued

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My Midnight in Paris – Eiffel Tower
29 Sep 2016

My Midnight in Paris – Eiffel Tower

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

Paris, the City of Lights, is a common bucket list destination, mine included. So, when choosing which really long flight option from Beijing to Dallas I should take, I chose the route that stopped in Paris for fourteen hours after … Continued

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NANTA, Jongmyo Shrine, and the Seoul LDS Temple
23 Sep 2016

NANTA, Jongmyo Shrine, and the Seoul LDS Temple

by Kevin | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 0

NANTA She said, “Go see NANTA if you can get tickets.” Based on the advice of my friend, I looked up this strange acronym and found it to be a comedy performance. We got tickets not knowing what to really … Continued

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