Angkor Vat, l' one of the most beautiful historic sites and mysterious in the world. Located at more than 192 miles at the North-West of the Kampuchean capital Phnom Penh, Angkor “was protected” by tourism, and the habits and the cultures of the populations which live n' there; did not change much. However, the intense internal war for more than fifty years has had effects on the people and to a certain extent on the physical structure of the temples d' Angkor. In 1991, the Khmer Rouges, the movement of guerrilla, controlled the area. It was thus very difficult to visit the area, and the only way d' there to arrive was in the helicopter of Phnom Penh. I n' will never forget when I left  helicopter, and penetrated in the ground d' history, a ground where Western civilization had forgotten. In this article, I would like to discuss l' history of the large temples of the “lost city” d' Angkor Wat, but I also make a point of describing some of my own observations of l' summer 1991...

Located at the city; Agra, in l' State of Uttar Pradesh, Taj Mahal is l' one of the most beautiful chiefs-d' work of l' structure in the world. Agra, located at approximately 200 km in the south of New Delhi, was the capital of Moghols (bumps), the Moslem emperors who controlled l' India of North enters XVIe and XIXe centuries. Moghols were the descendants of two of the warriors most qualified in l' history: Turks and Mongols. The dynasty moghole reaches its higher of force and glory under the reign of their first emperors, Akbar, Jehangir and Shah Jehan...

The legend wants that, into 708, l' bishop d' Avranches was visited with three recoveries in its sleep by l' holy archangel Michel, who requested it to make build a sanctuary in his honor on the Mount Fall, a small rock small island close to the coast of Normandy. L' bishop obeys by having a crypt dug and d' a vault set up on the top of the mountain, thus transforming the Mount Falls (a mysterious place, once used like a cemetery or a place of worship druidic) into the Mount Saint Michel, the light of Christendom...