Monday, September 21, 2026

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Pisi
Culture

Pisi Recipe – Amasya

Ingredients 1 kg. flour 1 teaspoon dry yeast salt As much warm water as possible Oil for frying How It Is Made Place the flour in a shallow bowl and

Pismaniye (kirkbiyik)
Culture

Pismaniye (kirkbiyik) Traditional Recipe – Ankara

What are the Ingredients of Pişmaniye (Forty Mustache)? 5 kg flour 6 kg of sugar 1 kg of butter 3-4 g lemon salt water How to Make Pişmaniye Add sugar,

The rock-cut Buddha statues of Gal Vihara at Polonnaruwa, masterpieces of Sri Lankan art.
History

Polonnaruwa: Sri Lanka’s Second Ancient Capital and the Serene Buddhas of Gal Vihara

In the dry plains of north-central Sri Lanka lie the ruins of Polonnaruwa, the island’s second great ancient capital and one of its most beautiful archaeological sites. Compact, well-preserved and

Pompeii forum and Vesuvius
History

Pompeii: The Roman City Vesuvius Buried on an Ordinary Day

On an August day in the year 79, or possibly a little later in the autumn, the mountain that had loomed peacefully over the Bay of Naples for as long

The forum of Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed the city, behind it.
History

Pompeii: The Roman Town That a Volcano Buried and Preserved for 2,000 Years

In the year 79 AD, the Roman town of Pompeii vanished in a single day, buried under metres of ash and pumice when the volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted. That catastrophe,

In Life

Poor Fisherman

Once upon a time there was a man and his wife. They had no houses to live in. They lived in the fields.and they were sleeping under a tree. The

History

Portobelo and San Lorenzo: The Fortress Gateway of Spain’s Silver Route

On the humid Caribbean coast of Panama, where jungle-clad hills tumble down to a sheltered bay, lie the crumbling ruins of forts that once guarded one of the greatest concentrations

In Life

Positive Thinking

Atatürk was a positive man. In all his life he was never seen to give in to negativity; he set his will to every task with unshakeable determination. In the

An aerial view of the vast earthworks at Poverty Point, Louisiana
History

Poverty Point: The 3,700-Year-Old Earthworks Built by Hunter-Gatherers, Not Farmers

In the Louisiana lowlands, hunter-gatherers with no farming raised six giant concentric ridges and a huge bird-shaped mound over 3,000 years ago. Meet Poverty Point, a monument that rewrites the story of early civilisation.

History

Prague Castle: A Thousand Years of Bohemian Power Above the Vltava

There are cities where the castle is a museum you visit and then leave behind, a stop between lunch and the train. Prague is not one of them. Here the