The Greatest Religious Buildings In The World

The common ideal of all religions is to help people find a purpose in life and why they exist in this world and explain what happens in the next life. There are many proofs that: faith can motivate people to do the utopian things.Discover, Belief, Culture, Pilgrimage, Sightseeing Here are 5 greatest religious works. in the world you cannot believe mankind can do. Meteora monastic complex (Greece) The Meteora monastic complex is a masterpiece of unique, unprecedented religious architecture not only of Greece but also It is also one of the most valuable wonders of the world

. Works include 6 small monasteries built on natural stone pillars, located on the northwestern edge of Thessaly area, near the river Pinios and Pindus mountain in central Greece. Nearly a century ago, people could only get up to monasteries by climbing delicate rope ladders or sitting in a loosely hanging basket.They climbed up and down with only a fragile rope ladder so they were inevitable Death as well as fatal accidents occurred.



With faith in God, they still diligently, patiently built and eventually succeeded with 24 magnificent monasteries. The monk named these monasteries Meteora which in Greek means "floating in the air." Currently Meteora Monastery is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites It is considered one of the The largest and most important complex of Greek orthodoxy, second only to Mount Athos, is a popular Greek holiday destination that one can visit (the peak season is from July to October) You should arrive from December to March, this is the best time, the weather is cool and the number of visitors is not much, so you can freely explore the surrounding area. Taung Kalat Temple (Myanmar) Taung Kalat Monastery is one of the most beautiful Buddhist sights in Myanmar.To reach Taung Kalat, visitors have to go exactly 777 steps to reach the top of Mount Popa. You can see the majestic mountain scenery that coincides with the hidden temples, in particular, the temple is said to be the most sacred monastery in My Taung Kalat Monastery is located on top of Mount Popa - a volcano 1518 meters above sea level, and is located in central Myanmar about 50 km (31 miles) southeast of Bagan (Pagan) in the Pegu Range. Mount Popa is probably the best known for its many picturesque Buddhist monasteries nearby Popa in Sanskrit (Sanskrit) means "flower", this is considered the sacred mountain in Myanmar, the residence of the gods Nat.



The construction of a unique monastery on these vertical cliffs is still a mysterious story of the ancient Burmese people.The Emperor Tiger Tu (Bhutan) The Tiger Temple or Taktshang Goemba Monastery - The Kingdom of Bhutan is The most famous monastery in Bhutan, lying precariously on the cliff at an altitude of 3,120m, 700m higher than the Paro valley, about 10km from the town of Paro district. According to the legend Guru Rinpoche - who is called the Buddha by Bhutanese people, flew to a tiger to stay in a cave in Paro for three months. That is why this monastery is also known as the Tiger Temple (where the tiger is hiding). Historically, Guru Rinpoche was the one who brought Buddhism from India into Bhutan, because of its connection with Guru Rinpoche. This is considered the most sacred place of the kingdom of Bhutan. Taktshang Goemba Monastery was built in 1692. A fire severely damaged this temple, until 1998, when Taktshang Goemba was rebuilt, it includes all seven temples.



However, this entire structure is influenced by several nearby volcanoes and has recently undergone a restoration. To get to Taktshang, one usually has to walk or ride a mule. Sumela Monastery (Turkey) Sumela Monastery is located in Trabzon, a province in northeastern Turkey, bordering the Black Sea. The monastery was built on a cliff with a height of 1,200m. Because the weather is wet year round and fog often appears, this ancient monastery always wears a murky, mysterious look. The only water source of the people living in the monastery is the threshold of water system located on The arches are one after another. The monastery's husks consist of rows of ancient chapels under the cave dome. Sumela Monastery has a total of 72 rooms, including stone churches, chapels, kitchens, study rooms, reception rooms and a large library.



The central part of the monastery is dug into the mountain bed and has a brick harem. The brick and stone walls all carry religious murals. The word Sumela is derived from the Greek name of the Virgin Mary - Panaghia. Sumela Monastery is a Greek Orthodox monastery, a branch of Christianity. The emperors of the Trebizond empire spared no money to build this monastery. When this dynasty fell and was replaced by the Muslim Ottoman Empire, the Sumela monastery remained.

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