Places
Sparkling Marvel: A European City Built Entirely of Diamonds!
Our journey takes an unexpected turn as we set sail to the vibrant shores of Santa Cruz Dees Lote, a Colombian island that stands as one of the world's most densely populated. This 2 and 1/2 acre coral platform, built over a century ago by fishermen, houses around 600 residents. Their decision to settle here was not just based on the stunning location but also the absence of mosquitoes—a rarity in tropical paradises.
By Tallal Jafri2 years ago in History
Badma Bridge
Padma Bridge at a Glance Padma Setu is a multipurpose road and rail bridge built over Padma River. It is the longest bridge in Bangladesh. The bridge connects Mawa, Lauhjung in Munshiganj with Jazira end of Shariatpur. As a result, the south-western part of the country has been connected with the north-eastern part.
By MD FERDOUS2 years ago in History
Varanasi
With millions of pilgrims and those seeking spiritual comfort, Varanasi—often referred to as the spiritual centre of India—is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Known by many other names, including Banaras or Kashi, Varanasi, is a city in northern India's Uttar Pradesh state that is situated on the banks of the Ganges River. It is renowned for its rich historical, religious, and cultural legacy that has emerged over time.
By The Knowledge 2 years ago in History
Challenging Perceptions: The Rural Workhouse
Hopelessness, suffering and despair are words which have become synonymous with Victorian Workhouses. Workhouses were, and still are seen as a heartless way of dealing with the poor and needy. High mortality rates, disease and neglect defined these buildings. The separation of husbands, wives and children alongside manual labour were just a few of the features which made the Workhouse an unattractive place to be.
By Hannah Kane2 years ago in History
Challenging Perceptions: The Rural Workhouse
Hopelessness, suffering and despair are words which have become synonymous with Victorian Workhouses. Workhouses were, and still are seen as a heartless way of dealing with the poor and needy. High mortality rates, disease and neglect defined these buildings. The separation of husbands, wives and children alongside manual labour were just a few of the features which made a Workhouse an unattractive place to be.
By Hannah Kane2 years ago in History
A group of children discover a dead body
In a small town nestled between rolling hills and meandering streams, a group of children found themselves entwined in a tale that would alter the course of their innocent lives. The summer sun cast a warm glow over the fields of wildflowers as laughter echoed through the air, marking the beginning of a carefree adventure for Lily, Jake, Mia, and Ethan.
By Austin Spride2 years ago in History
Unraveling Ancient Mysteries: A Glimpse into History's Secrets
Introduction History has always been a puzzle with missing pieces, leaving us to wonder about ancient civilizations and their enigmatic artifacts. In this journey through time, we delve into six historical mysteries that have baffled scholars for centuries.
By Suhan Paudel2 years ago in History
