Golden pagoda Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan, Chiang Mai
Inside view of Wat Sri Suphan - Silver Temple, Chiang Mai
They all want to be Artisans
White Pagoda, Wat Suan Dok, Chiang Mai Thailand
Pirates are coming to the town, Beauty fish maid following pirates in the ship
2026 Thailand Chiang Mai floral displays, orchid exhibitions, and Flower Parade
what's CAD/CAM crown?
Full tour/Burj Al Arab/Dubai’s iconic 7-star hotel/sail-shaped design & unmatched opulence
7 star hotel FULL TOUR -1 Inside Dubai Burj Al Arab/master room/bathroom/luxury/gold
Inside Dubai Burj Al Arab 7-star hotel- opulent suites, grand atrium, Arabian Gulf
Real Scene at Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, abu Dhabi UAE
can we have upload function with a series photos at once instead of one by one upload?
hank you so much!!
you retired too early, welcome here
you are not in
need more photos, 1 is not enough
Thailand "GUILIN" boat cruise in Cheow Lan Lake, Khao Sok National Park , Surat Thani
Slovenia cliff climbing girl, Princess cave, Railay beach, Krabi, Thailand
Phra Nang Beach: Princess Cave (Phra Nang Cave), spot for beach lovers, Krabi, Thailand
what you will see at Cleopatra Pools, Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkiye
Travertines of Pamukkale, Merkez, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
Laodicea Ancient City, Goncalı, R4P5+HW, 20000 Merkez/Pamukkale/Denizli
The Ancient City of Tripolis, Buldan/Buldan Denizli TR, Yenicekent, 20400
Pamukkale is a dazzling fusion of nature and history, mond—here’s what you absolutely shouldn’t miss:
🌊 Pamukkale
Travertine Terraces: These surreal, snow-white calcium formations cascade down the hillside like frozen waterfalls. You can walk barefoot along the warm, mineral-rich pools—just be gentle with the delicate surface.
Hierapolis Ancient City: Perched above the terraces, this Roman spa town features a grand theater, temples, and one of the largest necropolises in Turkey.
Antique Pool (Cleopatra’s Pool): Swim among submerged Roman columns in thermal waters said to have healing properties.
Pamukkale Natural Park: A tranquil green space with lakes and walking paths, perfect for sunset views over the terraces.
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site for good reason—where else can you soak in ancient waters while gazing at a landscape that looks like it belongs on another planet?
Ephesus (Efes) Selcuk, Türkiye history spans over 8,000 years
Ephesus (Efes), located near modern-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Türkiye, has a history stretching back over 8,000 years.
Timeline of Ephesus
Period Key Events
Neolithic & Bronze Age (6000–2000 BC) Archaeological finds on Ayasuluk Hill and surrounding mounds show prehistoric settlements.
Hittite Era (c. 1400 BC) Known as Apasas in Hittite records.
Greek Colonization (c. 1050 BC) Ionian Greeks settled here, establishing a major city.
Archaic Period (560 BC) City moved near the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Hellenistic Period (300 BC) Rebuilt by Lysimachus, a general of Alexander the Great.
Roman Era (1st–3rd century AD) Peak prosperity; population ~200,000. Famous for the Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, and as a major port city.
Byzantine Period (4th–7th century AD) Important Christian center; St. John’s Basilica built nearby.
Seljuk & Ottoman Periods (11th–15th century AD) Decline as the harbor silted up; city eventually abandoned.
Significance
Religious: Home to the Temple of Artemis and later a major Christian hub (linked to St. Paul and St. John).
Economic: One of the largest ports of Asia Minor during Roman times.
Cultural: A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, showcasing Greco-Roman urban planning and monumental architecture.
Would you like me to create a visual timeline chart of Ephesus’ 8,000-year history so you can see its evolution at a glance?
yes
Here’s a visual timeline chart of Ephesus (Efes) in Selçuk, Türkiye, showing how its history spans over 8,000 years:
🏛 Timeline of Ephesus
Era Date Range Key Highlights
Neolithic & Bronze Age 6000–2000 BC Early settlements on Ayasuluk Hill; evidence of farming and trade.
Hittite Period c. 1400 BC Known as Apasas in Hittite records.
Greek Colonization c. 1050 BC Ionian Greeks establish Ephesus as a major city.
Archaic Period 560 BC Temple of Artemis built — one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Hellenistic Period 300 BC Rebuilt by Lysimachus; city expanded with new walls and streets.
Roman Golden Age 1st–3rd century AD Peak prosperity; population ~200,000; Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, and major port.
Byzantine Era 4th–7th century AD Christian center; Basilica of St. John constructed nearby.
Seljuk & Ottoman Periods 11th–15th century AD Decline as harbor silted up; city gradually abandoned.
Modern Recognition 20th–21st century Excavations reveal monuments; UNESCO World Heritage Site (2015).
Why Ephesus Matters
Religious crossroads: From Artemis worship to early Christianity (St. Paul, St. John).
Economic hub: One of the largest ports in Asia Minor during Roman times.
Cultural legacy: A living museum of Greco-Roman urban planning, now a UNESCO site
Golden pagoda Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan, Chiang Mai
Inside view of Wat Sri Suphan - Silver Temple, Chiang Mai
They all want to be Artisans
White Pagoda, Wat Suan Dok, Chiang Mai Thailand
Pirates are coming to the town, Beauty fish maid following pirates in the ship
2026 Thailand Chiang Mai floral displays, orchid exhibitions, and Flower Parade
what's CAD/CAM crown?
Full tour/Burj Al Arab/Dubai’s iconic 7-star hotel/sail-shaped design & unmatched opulence
7 star hotel FULL TOUR -1 Inside Dubai Burj Al Arab/master room/bathroom/luxury/gold
Inside Dubai Burj Al Arab 7-star hotel- opulent suites, grand atrium, Arabian Gulf
Real Scene at Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, abu Dhabi UAE
can we have upload function with a series photos at once instead of one by one upload?
hank you so much!!
you retired too early, welcome here
you are not in
need more photos, 1 is not enough
Thailand "GUILIN" boat cruise in Cheow Lan Lake, Khao Sok National Park , Surat Thani
Slovenia cliff climbing girl, Princess cave, Railay beach, Krabi, Thailand
Phra Nang Beach: Princess Cave (Phra Nang Cave), spot for beach lovers, Krabi, Thailand
台南美食
清迈孟莱王寺
清迈帕辛沃拉马哈维汉寺金塔
Wat Sri Suphan 的内部景观 - 清迈银庙
他们都想成为工匠
白塔，Wat Suan Dok，清迈泰国
海盗来到小镇，美人鱼女仆在船上跟随海盗
2026泰国清迈花卉展、兰花展、花车巡游
什么是 CAD/CAM 冠？
全程游览/帆船酒店/迪拜标志性七星级酒店/帆船造型设计及无与伦比的奢华
七星级酒店全程游览 -1 迪拜帆船酒店内部/主卧/浴室/奢华/黄金
迪拜帆船酒店内部：七星级酒店 - 豪华套房、宏伟中庭、阿拉伯湾
阿联酋阿布扎比文华东方皇宫酒店实景
能否添加一次性上传多张照片的功能，而不是一张一张上传？
非常感谢！！
你退休太早了，欢迎来到这里
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需要更多照片，一张不够
泰国素叻他尼府考索国家公园切奥兰湖“桂林”号游船之旅
斯洛文尼亚攀岩女孩，公主洞，莱利海滩，甲米府，泰国
帕南海滩：公主洞（帕南洞），海滩爱好者的天堂，甲米府，泰国
Travertines of Pamukkale, Merkez, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
Cleopatra Antique Pools, Pamukkale, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
Hierapolis Antik Kenti, Sümer, 2259. Sokak, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
Cleopatra Antique Pools, Pamukkale, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
what you will see at Cleopatra Pools, Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkiye
Travertines of Pamukkale, Merkez, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli
Laodicea Ancient City, Goncalı, R4P5+HW, 20000 Merkez/Pamukkale/Denizli
The Ancient City of Tripolis, Buldan/Buldan Denizli TR, Yenicekent, 20400
Pamukkale is a dazzling fusion of nature and history, mond—here’s what you absolutely shouldn’t miss:
🌊 Pamukkale
Travertine Terraces: These surreal, snow-white calcium formations cascade down the hillside like frozen waterfalls. You can walk barefoot along the warm, mineral-rich pools—just be gentle with the delicate surface.
Hierapolis Ancient City: Perched above the terraces, this Roman spa town features a grand theater, temples, and one of the largest necropolises in Turkey.
Antique Pool (Cleopatra’s Pool): Swim among submerged Roman columns in thermal waters said to have healing properties.
Pamukkale Natural Park: A tranquil green space with lakes and walking paths, perfect for sunset views over the terraces.
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site for good reason—where else can you soak in ancient waters while gazing at a landscape that looks like it belongs on another planet?
Ephesus (Efes) Selcuk, Türkiye history spans over 8,000 years
Ephesus (Efes), located near modern-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Türkiye, has a history stretching back over 8,000 years.
Timeline of Ephesus
Period Key Events
Neolithic & Bronze Age (6000–2000 BC) Archaeological finds on Ayasuluk Hill and surrounding mounds show prehistoric settlements.
Hittite Era (c. 1400 BC) Known as Apasas in Hittite records.
Greek Colonization (c. 1050 BC) Ionian Greeks settled here, establishing a major city.
Archaic Period (560 BC) City moved near the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Hellenistic Period (300 BC) Rebuilt by Lysimachus, a general of Alexander the Great.
Roman Era (1st–3rd century AD) Peak prosperity; population ~200,000. Famous for the Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, and as a major port city.
Byzantine Period (4th–7th century AD) Important Christian center; St. John’s Basilica built nearby.
Seljuk & Ottoman Periods (11th–15th century AD) Decline as the harbor silted up; city eventually abandoned.
Significance
Religious: Home to the Temple of Artemis and later a major Christian hub (linked to St. Paul and St. John).
Economic: One of the largest ports of Asia Minor during Roman times.
Cultural: A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, showcasing Greco-Roman urban planning and monumental architecture.
Would you like me to create a visual timeline chart of Ephesus’ 8,000-year history so you can see its evolution at a glance?
yes
Here’s a visual timeline chart of Ephesus (Efes) in Selçuk, Türkiye, showing how its history spans over 8,000 years:
🏛 Timeline of Ephesus
Era Date Range Key Highlights
Neolithic & Bronze Age 6000–2000 BC Early settlements on Ayasuluk Hill; evidence of farming and trade.
Hittite Period c. 1400 BC Known as Apasas in Hittite records.
Greek Colonization c. 1050 BC Ionian Greeks establish Ephesus as a major city.
Archaic Period 560 BC Temple of Artemis built — one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Hellenistic Period 300 BC Rebuilt by Lysimachus; city expanded with new walls and streets.
Roman Golden Age 1st–3rd century AD Peak prosperity; population ~200,000; Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, and major port.
Byzantine Era 4th–7th century AD Christian center; Basilica of St. John constructed nearby.
Seljuk & Ottoman Periods 11th–15th century AD Decline as harbor silted up; city gradually abandoned.
Modern Recognition 20th–21st century Excavations reveal monuments; UNESCO World Heritage Site (2015).
Why Ephesus Matters
Religious crossroads: From Artemis worship to early Christianity (St. Paul, St. John).
Economic hub: One of the largest ports in Asia Minor during Roman times.
Cultural legacy: A living museum of Greco-Roman urban planning, now a UNESCO site