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26.8.11

Cape Town, South Africa

 The city of Cape Town, South Africa came onto the world’s radar after the success of the FIFA Soccer World Cup held in 2010, which offered a chance for visitors to discover the many attractions and activities that can be enjoyed in this beautiful city. With a warm Mediterranean climate, plenty of beaches, the iconic Table Mountain and a thriving night-life, Cape Town is fast becoming a popular holiday destination for visitors from all over the world.

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 Cape Town, South Africa
 Cape Town, South Africa
 Cape Town, South Africa
 Cape Town, South Africa


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21.8.11

The Grand Canyon, United States 2011

The Grand Canyon is a steep-sided gorge carved by the Colorado River in the United States in the state of Arizona. It is largely contained within the Grand Canyon National Park, one of the first national parks in the United States. President Theodore Roosevelt was a major proponent of preservation of the Grand Canyon area, and visited it on numerous occasions to hunt and enjoy the scenery.

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 Grand Canyon
 Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon
 Grand Canyon
 Grand Canyon


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13.8.11

Big Ben and the Parliament Square United Kingdom

London is beautiful city in Europe, especially in United Kingdom. As a capital city of United Kingdom, London has many interesting and beautiful places for visited. One of them is Big Ben and Parliament Square. Big Ben is the nick name for great bell of the clock at the north of the Palace of Westminster in London.
It has become icon of  United Kingdom and London. Big Ben built in the 19 century by 96.3 meters high. It is the largest four faced chiming clock and the third tallest clock tower in the world. The clock and dials were designed by Agustus Pugin. The tower has a spiral staircase leading to a giant sized bell weighing 13.5 tons which will sound every hour.

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Big Ben and the Parliament  Square
Big Ben and the Parliament  Square
Big Ben and the Parliament  Square
Big Ben and the Parliament  Square
Big Ben and the Parliament  Square
Big Ben and the Parliament  Square



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The Versailles castle France

The Chateau de Versailles castle is one of the largest palaces in the world and is one of the most visited chateaux in France.
Chateau de Versailles castle is a grand example of French architecture and the Versailles' history galleries which are around 18,000 metres squared in size which makes this the largest history museum in the world, with the contents comprising many different and significant masterpieces.
Chateau de Versailles has played major roles throughout its existence, not only during the French monarchy, but throughout the history of the French Republic and this palace is still used for both houses of parliament to sit.
Situated several kilometres Southwest of Paris, Chateau de Versailles was originally no more than a modest hunting lodge that was built by King Louis XIII in 1623.  But his son, King Louis XIV abandoned the Louvre wishing to build a royal palace in place of this lodge and because he was so taken with the palace, in 1682 it become the official residence of the Sun King and his Court, replacing the Louvre and Saint-Germain Castles, which gave a grand statement of monarchical power.  He also insisted that the Chateau de Versailles was for the people, and that his home should be open to one and all who wanted to visit.
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The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle
The Versailles castle

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1.8.11

The Registan in Samarkand Uzbekistan

During centuries Registan Square was the center of Samarkand. The word Registan means “sand place”. There was a river running there many ages ago, before building the first Madrassah on the square. Years passed, the river dried out and left lots of sank there, that was the first place where the first Madrassah was built in the beginning of the 15th century and named Registan square. As the Madrassah was first built, all the holidays, parades, festivals and Sunday bazaars took place.
The ensemble consists of three Madrassah: Ulugbek Madrassah (15th century), Sher – Dor Madrassah (17th century) and Tilla-Kari Madrassah (gold covered)(17th century).
Madrassah– is the Muslim high educational institution. Only the boys from reach families studied there. The training lasted for 10, 12, 20 years. It was up to the discipline the student selected. The main discipline for all of them was Learning Koran. The rest of the subjects were not obligatory and could be selected by students.
The Ulugbek Madrassah was built by the Ulugbek’s order and guidance. It lasted only three years from 1417 to 1420. When the medresse was constructed, Ulugbek gave lectures on mathematics and astronomy till his death.
Sher-DorTwo years later, the ruler of Samarkand Yalangtush Bahadur ordered to build the copy of the Madrassah, and the second Sher-Dor Madrassah was built opposite it. The only difference was that it had two more winter teaching halls, but the main structure was the same as in Ulugbek Madrassah.
The Registan in Samarkand
The Registan in Samarkand
The Registan in Samarkand
The Registan in Samarkand 
The Registan in Samarkand 
The Registan in Samarkand 

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