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Karnak temple is the second-most-visited site in E

Karnak temple is the second-most-visited site in Egypt, after the Pyramids at Giza. It’s an absolutely amazing site, covering an area the size of a village. It is indeed the largest building for religious purposes ever built. Can't wait to learn more about this fascinating culture. 😍

Recreating Cordoba mezquita. It's just one of the

Recreating Cordoba mezquita.
It's just one of the several Moorish spaces of Rocchetta Mattei, a little fortress nearby Bologna.

From yesterday. I was just walking by one of my fa

From yesterday. I was just walking by one of my favourite places in Abu Dhabi, the Al Musallah prayer hall, and this view after sunset was just too good not to be captured. 🤳

More from Burj Al Arab because every corner of thi

More from Burj Al Arab because every corner of this hotel is just wow!

Another interesting pavilion from Dubai Expo. Th

Another interesting pavilion from Dubai Expo. The Morocco pavilion is built like a Moroccan village, consisting of 22 houses stacked on top of each other connected by a single winding street and when Expo ends, the pavilion will be transformed into a block of apartments.

Zaha Hadid signature curvy shapes can be found eve

Zaha Hadid signature curvy shapes can be found even in Dubai. The ME Dubai at the Opus is the only hotel in the world that can claim to have had both its exterior and interiors designed by Zaha Hadid.

More balloon photos to wrap up these incredible 2

More balloon photos to wrap up these incredible 2 months in Turkey.
It would be a shame to just keep them for myself in my hard drive. This is only one of the many unforgettable experiences I had in Turkey.
Sadly it's time to leave but I'm sure I'll keep coming back over and over again. Hot-air balloon flight with @royalballloon

Mosques are some of the most prominent and signifi

Mosques are some of the most prominent and significant buildings in Bursa.
These two are the main and most impressive ones. - Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque) with its intricate calligraphy decoration and big fountain in the middle of it - Yeşil Cami (Green Mosque) known for its stunning green and blue interior tile work.

It is hard to tell where nature begins and archite

It is hard to tell where nature begins and architecture ends. 🌿
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Singapore pavilion at @expo2020dubai designed by @woha_architects

So many wonderful corners in Burj Al Arab 😍 T

So many wonderful corners in Burj Al Arab 😍 This is the lounge at the top that connects the spa and the swimming pools.

Yes I'm checking them all. 🙃 Modern or traditio

Yes I'm checking them all. 🙃
Modern or traditional, mosques design is sublime.
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Sogutlucesme Mosque

What can I do with all these beautiful mosques tha

What can I do with all these beautiful mosques that I keep stumbling upon 🤷‍♀️ Here is one the best contemporary examples I've seen so far and it's in Ljubljana. I was lucky enough to get there during praying time so I could see the interior as well. Do you prefer the exterior or interior?

Best of these days in Dubrovnik

Best of these days in Dubrovnik

That gradient 😍😍😍 . . . . . . #Duba

That gradient 😍😍😍
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The other side of the 360 view from The Palm tower

The other side of the 360 view from The Palm tower.
I loved watching from here how the Dubai Marina skyline changes from day to night.
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