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Phnom Kulen: Sacred Mountain and Hidden Temples Hold Forgotten Treasures in Cambodia - Vimarsana News

Phnom Kulen: Sacred Mountain and Hidden Temples Hold Forgotten Treasures in Cambodia

In Cambodia, some 40 kilometers (24.85 miles) northeast of Angkor, is the mountain range of Phnom Kulen. This sandstone plateau is a sacred site to Hindus and

Tales of a Two-headed Giant: Are Legends of Patagonia's Kap Dwa Real? - Vimarsana News

Tales of a Two-headed Giant: Are Legends of Patagonia's Kap Dwa Real?

Unearth the legends about Kap Dwa, a 12-foot, two-headed giant from Patagonia. Weigh the evidence and unravel the threads connecting it to showman P. T. Barnum.

Stepping Back in Time at Skara Brae: A Neolithic Settlement in the Heart of Prehistoric Orkney - Vimarsana News

Stepping Back in Time at Skara Brae: A Neolithic Settlement in the Heart of Prehistoric Orkney

The excellently preserved Neolithic village of Skara Brae is at the heart of prehistoric Orkney.

Age of the Wise Men: What Distinguishes Homo Sapiens from the Other Great Apes? - Vimarsana News

Age of the Wise Men: What Distinguishes Homo Sapiens from the Other Great Apes?

Homo Sapiens represents the last of a long line of hominin races that once consisted of five different species spanning four continents. Today, we are the last humans, that is, the last of the genus Homo. Our closest living relatives are chimpanzees and gorillas. We, however, stand out in many ways from them. We have unparalleled capacities for abstract thought, language skills, and social cohesion.

The Spiritual Center of Taxila: One-time Jerusalem and Alexandria of the Buddhist World - Vimarsana News

The Spiritual Center of Taxila: One-time Jerusalem and Alexandria of the Buddhist World

For centuries, ancient Taxila in Punjab, modern Pakistan, was revered as a center of learning and a holy city in the Buddhist and Hindu traditions. It hosted one of the earliest institutions which could be called a university, though there are disagreements over whether it counted as a true university. It is also considered to be the birthplace of Mahayana Buddhism