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Mass bathing in the Ganges (Ganga) River during the Kartik Poonima Festival, Varanasi (Benares), Uttar Pradesh State, India, Asia

Hindu temple of Somnath, one of the twelve most sacred Siva temples, Somnath, Gujarat State, India, Asia

Vineyards and ancient monastery, Badia a Passignano, Greve, Chianti Classico, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Lace making, Camarinas, Galicia, Spain, Europe"Making bobbin lace, Camarinas is a famous lace making village, the lace makers are called Palilleiras"

Ptolemy XVI son of Julius Ceasar, with his mother Cleopatra, in presence of deities, reliefs on the south facade, late Plotemaic temple of Hathor, Dendera, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Pyramid of Menkewre (left), pyramid of Chephren (centre), pyramid of Cheops (right), Giza, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Ruins of Pompeii, destroyed in volcanic eruption of AD 79, Pompeii, UNESCO World Heritage site, Campania, Italy, Europe

The Queen's Beasts on the bridge leading to Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, London, England, UK

Sunken Gardens (King William and Queen Mary), the origin of the English nursery rhyme 'Mary Mary Quite Contrary', Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, London, England, UK

Lake Louise, Banff National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rocky Mountains, Alberta, Canada, North America

The Strandvagen waterfront, restaurants and boats in the city centre, Stockholm, Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe

Portrait of a man in a colourful hat, St. Lucia, Windward Islands, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Portrait of a long necked Padaung tribe woman, Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand, AsiaThe women of the Padaung hill tribe wear heavy brass ornaments around their neck and limbs. These ornaments look like separate rings but are really a continuous coil of brass that can weigh anywhere from five to twenty-two kilograms and measure up to 30 meter in length. The quantity of visual rings (in reality, the length of the brass coil) is increased every year, according to the age of the woman.

The Royal Pavilion, built by the Prince Regent, later to become King George IV, Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK

Gastown Steam Clock, the world's first steam powered clock built by Raymond Saunders, Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Rock cut Temple of Ramesses II (Rameses the Great) (Ramses the Great), Abu Simbel, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa