World's greatest religious sites?

[Netti-Netti]

(A) place that speak(s) to my soul ... the Black Hills of South Dakota.

So I'm not the only one.

I know it sounds hokey, but my impression is that there is such a thing as spiritual geography. My memory of the Black Hills of South Dakota is that this is actually the only place I've been where the earth seems to be at peace with itself. Very unusual.

 

[juantoo3]

... my impression is that there is such a thing as spiritual geography.

Feng shui?

 

[Postmaster]

The larnaca salt lake, in Cyprus. It is a beautiful/heavenly landscape that attractions migratory flamingos every winter.

It was a significant place of worship to the Goddess Aphrodite the temple doesn’t exist anymore, then there was a church which doesnt exist anymore after Saint Lazarus visited the place after his evangelising mission to Cyprus (his tomb isn't located too far). Now there’s a mosque which is considered to be the third holiest site in Islam where Mohamed’s aunty shrine is, I think its built as a traditional Sufi building.

 

[nativeastral]

1.a turkey blue mosque the only one l've been in, beautiful but like all over ridden by touristas like myself so..
2. a festeeval somewhere in the scottish lowlands..or
3.ootside my kitchen window?

 

[nativeastral]

oops followed instructions but failed to uplift! nevermind says nirvana!!

 

[arthra]

UNESCO recently added the Baha'i shrines in Haifa and Bahji to a list of World Heritage sites.

See:

Bahá?i Holy Places in Haifa and the Western Galilee - UNESCO World Heritage Centre

 

[a slave of Allah]

 

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[Netti-Netti]

The Karnak temple complex in Egypt
Source: Wikimedia