Holy Sites for Prosperity

The holiest Gurdwara in Sikhism, famous for its golden architecture and free community kitchen.

The richest and most visited Hindu temple in the world.

Tokyo's most important Shinto shrine, set in a vast forest.

Famous for its thousands of vermillion torii gates winding up a sacred mountain.

Ancient Maya pyramid where a shadow serpent descends during equinoxes.

The legendary kingdom of Lord Krishna and one of the four sacred Char Dham sites.

Famous for its floating torii gate rising from the sea on Miyajima Island.

Tokyo's oldest and most visited temple, entered through the iconic Thunder Gate.

A masterpiece of Ming dynasty architecture where emperors prayed for good harvests.

The 'Citadel of Women,' celebrated for the finest and most intricate stone carvings in Angkor.

The founding temple of Phnom Penh, perched on the city's only hill.

One of the last great temples built in Bagan, with exquisite plaster carvings and murals.

An ancient pagoda at the heart of Yangon that has served as a landmark for over 2,000 years.

A grand Rajput-style temple in Janakpur dedicated to Goddess Sita.

A hilltop temple to the wish-fulfilling goddess, accessible by cable car over a dramatic gorge.

A picturesque lake temple that appears to float on the waters of Lake Beratan.

A serene royal temple surrounded by a moat and gardens, built by the Mengwi kingdom.

Mysterious concentric circular terraces believed to be an Inca agricultural laboratory.

A 6,600-year-old Aboriginal aquaculture system, older than the Egyptian pyramids.

A Hindu shrine in downtown Bangkok believed to grant wishes, drawing millions of devotees.