http://city-made.com/2010/03/02/373/ Instead of sharing and learning, the intrepid guide Oana thought it was a better idea to get her driver’s license in the Valley of Kings… 🙂
Easter Island/Rapa Nui: Moai & logic
offhand The most important thing bringing answers while we are travelling across the globe is always logic. Logic in its mere intrinsic meaning. Not biased logic we “learned” to have at school or through the media. If we look at Moais recently excavated, found to actually be buried underground, this grand discovery ignited the general reaction…
Candi Sewu, Prambanan – Java, Indonesia
If you ever go to Prambanan, check out Candi Sewu! Candi Sewu is the largest complex of Buddhist temples within the Prambanan area. Its original 249 temples cover a total surface of 2,6Ha. It is believed to have been built in the late 8th century, which means 70 years before the Prambanan temple and about…
Alone in Candi Sewu
Oana enjoying Candi Sewu Prambanan on her own before we took a small group there 🙂
Sulawesi & Bada Valley
We said we have big plans for 2016/2017…We don’t know yet when exactly, but we will explore & investigate in one of the most remote places on earth, down in the Sulawesi forests in Indonesia to see this…”Easter Island” you said? We’ll see about that 🙂
Temples Prambanan, Java, Indonesia
Located 17 km (11 mi) northeast of the city of Yogyakarta, built in the 9th century, and re—discovered in 1811 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple compound in Indonesia. Much like Angkor Wat, Prambanan is the reflection of typical Hindu architecture with tall and pointed towers.
Egyptian guide :)
Our guide Oana, overwhelmed by the young Egyptian kids we spent time with at the Luxor Temple. Pic taken during our last tour in Egypt, December 2015. We hope we’ll be able to spend such moments with you as well during our next tours!
(Pre) Inca & (Pre) Dynastic Egyptian = Twin civilizations?
Research and photos by author Richard Cassaro http://www.richardcassaro.com/suppressed-by-scholars-the-mystery-of-twin-cultures-egyptians-incas-on-opposite-sides-of-the-globe
Interviewed in Yogyakarta, Java
In Yogyakarta – Java, Indonesia Oana, our super-duper friendly guide, being interviewed by local History students between our tours atBorobudur Temple, Java and Prambanan
Scanning the Great Pyramid of Giza
http://www.scanpyramids.org/ This should be very interesting even with official academics involved!