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The Cinque Terre, Manarola.

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Temple-Theater of Monte San Nicola, Casertano, Italy

Discovered accidentally by Nicolino Lombardi while flying in his ultralight helicopter, the Temple-Theater reveals a compelling story of historical intrigue dating back to the late Ancient Roman Republican period, possibly around the 2nd-1st century BC.

This remarkable archaeological site, hidden for centuries beneath overgrown vegetation, has sparked scholarly debate about whether the complex was built by Roman architects or indigenous Italic tribes like the Samnites.

Situated at an elevation of 410 meters in the scenic Sannio area, the presence of nearby tombs suggests that it fell out of use by the 2nd century AD. If the dating is accurate, the construction of the temple-theater coincided with Rome's victories over rivals such as Carthage and conflicts with local enemies.

Positioned strategically to overlook key northern routes, the complex likely represented Rome's growing power in the region.

Similar to the Samnite theater at Pietrabbondante, this structure symbolizes Rome's control over the Italian landscape, reflecting ancient rivalries and ambitions.

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Long-Nong Huang

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Stella Island Luxury Resort & Spa Photo by @karpathakis.experience

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Habitat 67, Montreal, Québec Province, Canada

Benoit Debaix

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The day ends in Roma

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Stella Island Luxury Resort & Spa Photo by @karpathakis.experience

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Kizhi Island, Karelia. Russia 🇷🇺

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📍Istanbul, Turkey.

Photography amazingly captures the vibrant energy and rich history of Istanbul, Turkey. This magnificent city, spread over two continents, is a tapestry of centuries of cultures, colors and heritage. Istanbul, where East meets West, is a city unlike any other. Its skyline is adorned by the majestic Hagia Sophia and the elegant Blue Mosque, symbols of the city's deep historical roots. Wander through the bustling Grand Bazaar, a maze of colors and scents. Here, every alley and shop is a treasure trove of handicrafts, spices and textiles.

The Bosphorus Strait, a vital waterway, not only separates Asia and Europe but also offers some of the most picturesque views of Istanbul. A ferry ride on the Bosphorus is a must-do experience. Immerse yourself in the charm of the different neighborhoods of Istanbul. From historic Sultanahmet to modern Beyoğlu, each area tells its own unique story. Istanbul's cuisine is as diverse as its heritage. Try traditional Turkish delights, savory kebabs and fresh seafood, a real feast for the senses.

As the sun sets, watch the city transform into a golden hue. The silhouette of minarets and domes against the evening sky is a sight to behold.📸@mstfatyfn