From Majestic Beauties to Ashen Ruins

On 11th September 2001, the United States suffered a bad blow. It all happened so quickly that most of us did not notice that it was a real terrorist attack planned in the distant and other countries of the United States. Terrorist attacks in the morning will always be engraved in the hearts of all Americans and the world. It is difficult to imagine the cruel murderers carrying the World Trade Center to the ground, the smoldering metal and ash mountains, the ashes of the building itself and the ashes of the remains of the victims of the 911 year.

Like the world of The Enclave, the world of Incoming shows unconscious spectators who may not be worthy too familiar with the tired hero who lives in ruins, like after unfamiliar, global destruction Please give me. Apart from this, it is not fiction, alternative dimension, or future time. This is our world. Now is the time. Due to the strength of Ben Frost's soundtrack, the overwhelming beauty of the movie makes it very difficult to participate in the work at a very intuitive and descriptive level. I visited this machine three times, but I worked hard every time, but my notebook did not analyze what I saw when I went out but found out that I mainly explained it It was. Immediately after that, I feel that I can begin to cut into this scene, apart from the blinking image and the bass that was made as a rough topography.

Ruins of the majestic Vijayanagar Kingdom are dotted with granite rocks in a pretty breathtaking landscape; beautiful countryside and the Tungabhadra River pass through the area - reference to the major parts of the region's Ramayana - each This will contribute to the magical charm of the place. I introduced Hampi for the first time about 20 years ago. I visited Venkateshwara Temple in Tirupati and made me interested in Vijayanagar Emperor Krishnadvaraya as he heard contributions to the temple. At that time there was nothing easy to access the Internet and gadgets, so this is a comic by Amar Chitra Katha. He found that he has a magnificent capital called Hampi in Karnataka. I added this place to a long list I want to go.

Hampi is a place that combines history and adventure to provide a surreal experience. There are many beautiful temples, majestic ruins, aquatic architecture, and past royal decorations, representing a brilliant past. The ruins and monuments are distributed in an area of ​​26 square meters. Approximately 17% of kilometers are considered core areas. Within this core area, there are several memorable groups within this area. This site is important in history and architecture. The scenery is full of the big stones that have been used to make the statue of Jain.