莫爾佛塔遺址 (喀什) Ruins of Moore Pagoda (Kashgar)
莫爾佛塔遺址，位於喀什市東北30多公里外的戈壁灘上，有一座一千多年歴史的古城—罕諾依古城。古城昰西域三十六國「疏勒國」的遺址，長約3公里、寬約1公里，土城墻殘存，城內陶片遍佈。在其北部約3公里處有一座上部星呈半圓的土塔和一座由覆斗形高台所組成的佛寺，當地人稱之為莫爾佛塔。據考古學家考証，它是千餘年前疏勒國佛教徒的建築杰作。塔高12米多，塔身用麥草和黄土脫出的方形和梯形土環砌成。莫爾佛塔是專門用來收藏安放「舍利子」的，據史料記載，當年莫爾佛塔在佛教昌隆的疏勒國時期收藏過釋迦牟尼用過的「佛浴床」、「佛鉢」等遺物，從佛教由西向東逐漸發展的歴史上看，莫爾佛塔很有可能是西域境內最早佛塔之一。
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Moer pagoda 莫尓佛塔 Vol.3 Kashgarقەشقەر 喀什 kashi
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塔公寺 - 釋迦殿 Tagong temple (China)
釋迦殿供奉著文成公主當年塑的釋迦牟尼佛像,還有元朝國師八思巴法王到塔公寺用神通在石頭上留下的足印,以及一尊高約一米的千手觀音聖像,這尊觀音聖像是當年文成公主為利益眾生而塑造的,塑造聖像用的原料是當時漢藏地區的神山神水和大量的珠寶,據稱聖像具有超乎尋常的靈異神力.
Sand mandala: Tibetan Buddhist ritual
Mandalas are of profound symbolic value in Tantric Buddhism and are regarded by some as sacred. They can take a variety of forms: from simple diagrams and elaborate paintings on cloth, to complicated patterns of coloured sand and large three dimensional carved structures.
Sand Mandalas represent the universe and act as an architectural blueprint of the enlightened mind. They can also function as a contemplative aid in visualisation meditation.
Mandalas often refer to secret Tantric doctrine and highlight the ideals of the Buddhist path which includes putting an end to suffering, attaining enlightenment and understanding reality through the Wisdom of Emptiness.
At the heart of this medicine mandala is a lotus throne and on it is a sacred medical text. Seated within the petals of a lotus flower are the Eight Medicine Buddhas, who came into the world to save sentient beings from the five degenerations: shortened life-span, delusions, degenerate persons, time and wrong views. In the outer sections the disciples of the Medicine Buddhas are represented by symbols.
A rare opportunity to observe the creation and offering of a Mela or Medicine Mandala, made from tiny grains of vibrantly coloured sand, with Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Tashi Lhunpo monastery in India. Sand Mandalas are unique to Tibetan Buddhism, representing an architectural blueprint of the enlightened mind, functioning - among other things - as a contemplative aid in visualisation meditation.
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Kites: Making of Fancy Kite
The Indian kites have come a long way, from the time they were introduced into this country. The shape of the Indian fighter kite has not changed since, shaped like a rhombus or the diamond shape. Only different types of materials, sizes and decorations on the kites had lead to different varieties in kites. But now apart from the kites made specifically for the purpose of flying, kites are also being used for many other promotional purposes. These new forms are special kites, which have a lesser following, but nonetheless their presence is becoming noticeable.
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新疆最悲哀的遺跡：被遺棄荒漠上千年，當地人把它認作烽火台！
位於新疆喀什東北荒漠外，有一座唐代佛教遺跡，據說是千年前曾名揚西域的大雲寺遺址，遺憾的是現今只保存下來兩座佛塔，被稱作莫爾佛塔，因為年久失修，佛塔已經殘破不堪，塔內的佛像也蕩然無存，令人惋惜！
The Amitabh Bachchan Temple In Kolkata | Unique Travel Stories from India
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Gigantic Durga puja temple: Kolkata
Durga Puja is one of the most important events in the Bengali society's calendar. Many Bengali films, albums and books are released to coincide with the Puja. The West Bengal government gives a fortnight of holidays for the Pujas. This time is used in various ways. Many people travel in India or abroad. Gatherings of friends called Aadda in Bengali is common in many homes and restaurants. A lot of shopping is done, and retailers cash in on this opportunity with special offers.
Visiting pandals with friends and family, talking and sampling the food sold near them is known as pandal hopping. Young people embrace this activity. Pujor Gaan (Songs of Puja) are the Adhunik Bengali songs that come out every year during this time.
Durga, during 2010 Durga Puja, College Square, Kolkata.
The worship of Durga in the autumn (Shôrot) is the year's largest Hindu festival of Bengal. Durga Puja is also celebrated in Nepal and Bhutan according to local traditions and variations. Puja means worship, and Durga's Puja is celebrated from the sixth to tenth day of the waning moon in the month of Ashvin (Ashshin), which is the sixth month in the Bengali calendar. Occasionally however, due to shifts in the lunar cycle relative to the solar months, it may also be held in the following month, Kartika. In the Gregorian calendar, these dates correspond to the months of September and October.
Durga idol from a pandal at West Bengal
In the Krittibas Ramayana, Rama invokes the goddess Durga in his battle against Ravana. Although she was traditionally worshipped in the spring, due to contingencies of battle, Rama had to invoke her in the autumn akaal bodhan.[33] Today it is this Rama's date for the puja that has gained ascendancy, although the spring puja, known as Basanti Puja [One of the oldest 'sabeki' Basanti Puja is held every year at spring in Barddhaman Pal Bari at Raniganga Bazar, M.K.Chatterjee Rd near Karjon Gate], is also present in the Hindu almanac. Another famous portrait of Basanti Puja, can be found in Tangra Rakhal Chandra Das' Bari, which is more than half and a century old. Since the season of the puja is autumn, it is also known as ('Sharodia').
The pujas are held over a ten-day period, which is traditionally viewed as the coming of the married daughter, Durga, to her father, Himalaya's home. It is the most important festival in Bengal, and Bengalis celebrate with new clothes and other gifts, which are worn on the evenings when the family goes out to see the 'pandals' (temporary structures set up to venerate the goddess). Although it is a Hindu festival, religion takes a back seat on these five days: Durga Puja in Bengal is a carnival, where people from all backgrounds, regardless of their religious beliefs, participate and enjoy themselves to the hilt.
Kolkata is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. Located on the east bank of the Hooghly river, it is the principal commercial, cultural, and educational centre of East India, while the Port of Kolkata is India's oldest operating port as well as its sole major riverine port. As of 2011, the city had 4.5 million residents; the urban agglomeration, which comprises the city and its suburbs, was home to approximately 14.1 million, making it the third-most populous metropolitan area in India. As of 2008, its economic output as measured by gross domestic product ranked third among South Asian cities, behind Mumbai and Delhi.[6] As a growing metropolitan city in a developing country, Kolkata confronts substantial urban pollution, traffic congestion, poverty, overpopulation, and other logistic and socioeconomic problems.
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Nepal Travel Guide (नेपाली यात्रा गाइड) | Our Trip from Kathmandu to Pokhara
Join us for our Nepal Travel Guide (नेपाली यात्रा गाइड) as we cover things to do, top attractions and local foods worth experiencing in both Kathmandu and Pokhara. Our journey starts in Kathmandu where we spent several days exploring the city and all it has to offer including visiting temples and markets. We then hopped on a bus bound for Pokhara where we went down serpentine roads. Our time in Pokhara was much more relaxing than in Kathmandu where we spent our days by the lake, hiking and sipping on tea while admiring the incredible mountain ranges. Our trip to Nepal was brief but memorable. We hope this travel guide to Nepal gives you a good idea of what you can do in both Kathmandu and Pokhara. We realize many travelers who come to Nepal do so for epic hiking adventures. Unfortunately we didn't have time for this nor did we cover it in this guide. If you're thinking of coming to Nepal we highly recommend it as locals are some of the friendliest people we've ever met. We'd come back again to Nepal (नेपाल) in a heartbeat.
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Nepal is a destination we've wanted to visit for years. With Himalayan views, golden temples, sacred sites, world class hikes and friendly locals luring you over to visit it is no wonder Nepal is a country that many intrepid travelers return to time and again.
Come join us in this Nepal Travel Guide as we cover the bustling and vibrant city of Kathmandu and embrace all of its chaos before hopping on a bus bound for serene Pokhara where lakes and mountain views are in high demand. Our travel guide to Nepal covers major attractions, things to do and local eats to help make your trip to Nepal a better one. Some of our personal favorite experiences include hiking, boat rides, exploring temples and sipping on tea while in total awe of the natural scenery.
Nepal is a country that left a tremendous impression upon us to the point we're counting down the days, weeks and months until we can return again. Now let's explore Nepal together!
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