Few places on earth pack as much drama into one set of stone walls as the Tower of London. For nearly a thousand years it has been a fortress, a

Some castles are about beauty. The Tower of London is about power, and it never lets you forget it. For very nearly a thousand years this grim, grey fortress by

About seventy kilometres northeast of Moscow, a cluster of brilliant blue and gold domes rises above the small town of Sergiev Posad. This is the Trinity Lavra of St Sergius,

The Tsonga, also widely known as the Shangaan, are a Bantu people of southern Africa, spread across southern Mozambique, the northeastern provinces of South Africa, and parts of Zimbabwe and

On the northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau, in the loess hills and valleys of Qinghai and Gansu, live the Tu, known in their own tongue as the Monguor, one

On the green coast of south-western India, between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, live the Tulu people, a Dravidian nation with their own language and one of Indias

On the high plateaus of northern Malawi and eastern Zambia, between Lake Malawi and the Luangwa, live the Tumbuka, the dominant people of Malawi`s north. Farmers and herders of the

The Turkana are an Eastern Nilotic pastoral people of the arid plains of northwestern Kenya, one of the great herding nations of the East African drylands. Numbering around a million,

The Tutsi, or Batutsi, are a people of Rwanda and Burundi in the highlands of the Great Lakes region of Central Africa, forming a substantial minority traditionally associated with cattle-keeping

Source: Pixabay The Umayyad Mosque of Damascus is one of the oldest and most influential mosques in the Islamic world, a monument whose history stretches back to the earliest centuries