World Heritage - Patrimoine Mondial
World Heritage – Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay by Bruno Morandi
Petra and its little secret paths.
Petra is one of these rare places in the world that you have the impression to know without ever been to before.There is the Petra of Hollywood, the one that Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) and his father (Sean Connery) discover, riding, in the Steven Spielberg’s movie, « Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade ». Or the Petra of Tintin with the Khazneh temple, drawn by Hergé in a scene from « Coke en stock ». There is also, for sure, the touristy Petra, the one that the groups discover between the Siq, the Khazneh and the royal temples in less than three hours, constantly rushed by adisillusioned guide. But above all, there is also the Petra with its small forgotten paths, its secret canyons and its discreet temples.
Photos and text ©Jean Robert/Lightmediation Agency
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World Heritage: Angkor by Bruno Morandi
World Heritage – Tuscany: Val d’Orcia by Bruno Morandi
Parution Allemagne – VIEW – The Ngorongoro crater, cradle of life by Remi Benali
Meteora : the sanctuaries of faith.
Nestled between earth and sky in northern Greece, the Meteora monasteries carry on the vows of Orthodox asceticism, despite a fiery history and growing tourism.For the last half-century, the monks have succeeded in combining solitude with the sharing of their priceless monastic treasures.
Photos and text © Marc Dozier/Lightmediation
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Djenne, the jewel of Mali.
Nicknamed the « Jewel of the Niger »,Djenne is indisputably the most beautiful city in Mali, and without doubtall of West Africa, and it’s not just by chance that UNESCO listed the city as a World Heritage Site in 1988.
Photos and text ©Bruno Morandi/LightMediation
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Route de Compostelle: Puy – Moissac : premiers pas vers l’étoile
Du Puy-en-Velay à Moissac, le premier grand tronçon de l’itinéraire vers Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle constitue l’une des plus belles étapes du parcours. Une mise en jambe pour le corps et un régal pour les yeux.
Photos et texte de Marc Dozier / LightMediation
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Parution AUTRICHE – Toscane, pays de Cocagne par Bruno Morandi
Parution CHINE – Treasures of Wieliczka salt mine by Patrick Landmann
