TOP 12 FOOD TO TRY BEFORE YOU DIE

1. Sushi, JAPAN

You can’t visit Japan for food to try without trying sushi. Rice and seaweed (nori) are the main ingredients that hold basically any ingredient – whether it’s meat, seafood, vegetables, or egg. Sushi is always accompanied by pickled ginger, a fiery horseradish (wasabi), and soy sauce and for that it comes under the list of 12 foods to try before you die.

2. Feijoada, BRAZIL

This dish originated in Portugal but can be found in many former Portuguese colonies, including Macau, Mozambique, and Angola. A stew of black beans with mixed beef and pork cuts, seasoned with garlic, onions, and bay leaves, interestingly this dish is traditionally eaten on Saturdays (it’s so heavy that it can induce a food coma, so pace yourself and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

3. Biryani, PAKISTAN

This mixed dish with rice, meat, vegetables, and various strong spices can be found across the Indian subcontinent. The biryani meat and rice are cooked separately before being served together. Usually, it is the primary dish in a meal and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

4. Paneer Butter Masala, INDIA

Paneer is a type of fresh cheese common to the Indian subcontinent, and when paired with butter masala (a type of rich tomato gravy), it is the perfect combination of creaminess and spiciness. This dish is served with rice or tandoori roti (a type of flatbread) and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

5. Quesadilla, MEXICO

The direct Spanish translation of this dish is “cheese tortilla”. This Mexican fast-food snack consists of grilled folded tortillas stuffed with vegetables, meat or poultry, and of course – cheese and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

6. Köttbullar, SWEDEN

Köttbullar – or Swedish meatballs – are perfectly round meatballs made out of pork/beef mince, and are traditionally served with mashed potato, creamy sauce, and a little bit of lingonberry jam and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

7. Hamburger, UNITED STATES

Skip the hamburgers of the McDonalds or Wendys variety and try a more homemade option. The best hamburgers include fresh bread, crunchy vegetables, melted cheese, and juicy burgers, with a side of French fries and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

8. Falafel, ISRAEL

Readily found throughout the Middle East, a falafel is a deep-fried ball made from ground chickpeas or fava beans. The ultimate in fast food is commonly served in pita bread or wrapped in a flatbread. Falafels are topped with vegetables, hot sauce, and tahini-based sauces and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

9. Adobo, PHILIPPINES

Considered the national dish of the Philippines, it involves meat (especially chicken or pork) marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, black peppercorns, and garlic, then simmered in the marinade. The dish can be prepared with only a small number of ingredients but still be extremely flavorful and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

10. Jerk chicken, JAMAICA

Jerk is a style of cooking where meat is rubbed or marinated with a very hot spice mixture, that includes allspice, Scotch bonnet peppers, and other ingredients. The seasoning is traditionally applied to pork or chicken, but can also be used for virtually any other meat, seafood, or vegetable and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

11. Sarmale cu mamaliga, ROMANIA

Sarmale is a stuffed cabbage roll. Mamaliga is a type of polenta, served on top or next to sarmale. It is a main dish that is usually cooked for special events, such as Christmas, New Year’s Eve or any other family gathering and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

12. Pasta Carbonara, ITALY

This dish originated in Rome and is pasta cooked with cream sauce, eggs, pancetta (sliced bacon), and olive oil. It is usually served in a round dish and topped with Parmesan cheese. The most critical piece of making Carbonara is that the pasta should be boiled al dente and for that it comes under the list of 12 food to try before you die.

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7 CRAZY FOOD EATING CHALLENGES IN WORLD

Many restaurants pride themselves on food eating challenges for a signature dish, and some of these places, love their signature dish so much they decide to prepare it in mass amounts — and then challenge guests to eat as much of it as they possibly can. People from all over the world visit certain establishments to try these crazy food challenges. If they are victorious, they win not only pride and for that we are writing the 7 Most Crazy Food Eating Challenges in the World.

1. The Zellagabetsky at Kenny and Ziggy’s Delicatessen, Houston.

What makes this challenge special isn’t just the size of the 4 pound sandwich or the fact that it’s loaded with corned beef, pastrami, turkey, roast beef, salami, tongue, and Swiss cheese and cole slaw. It’s also the identity of one of the three people who have completed the challenge – none other than legendary big man Shaquille O’Neal.

The prize: Let’s hope you saved some room after this big boy because you just earned yourself a free slice of cheesecake and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world.

2. The Bomb at Paddy Long’s, Chicago.

You’d better hope your colon is ready if you tackle this one. That’s because The Bomb is exactly what it looks like – a massive pile of meat rolled into one giant loaf wrapped in bacon. To be more specific, it features five pounds of sausage, pork and beef wrapped in brown-sugar bacon. As if that weren’t enough, you also have to gulp down a huge serving of fries.

The prize: Finish in 45 minutes and you’ll be immortalized on the Wall of Fame, score a free tee and get your Bomb for free and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world.

3. The Kidz Breakfast at Jester’s Diner, England.

Weighing in at 9 pounds, the Kidz Breakfast was so-named because it weighs as much as a small child. The massive meal boasts an eight-egg and potato omelet, six fried eggs, 12 slices of bacon, 12 sausage links, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, 4 orders of hash browns, 4 slices of black pudding, sautéed potatoes, four slices of toast, 4 slices of bread and butter and four slices of fried bread.

The prize: Gobble down the 6,000 calorie meal in one hour and you get it for free and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating  challenges in the world.

4. The Full-o-Bull Platter at Cowtown Diner, Fort Worth.

Eating a four pound, record-breaking, chicken fried steak smothered in gravy is no easy task on its own, but to complete the Full-o-Bull challenge at the Cowtown Diner, you can’t stop with just the main course. In fact, entrants must also finish six pounds of mashed potatoes and 10 slices of Texas toast. So far no one has beaten the challenge, but almost 200 have tried and failed.

The prize: The $70 meal is yours for free and you receive a coveted “I came to Cowtown Diner hungry and left Full-o-Bull” t-shirt and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world. 

5. The 15 Dozen Club at Acme Oyster House.

Can you scarf over 180 bivalves in under one hour? If so, head to Louisiana where you can become part of the highly exclusive 15 Dozen Club at Acme Oyster House. Keep eating as fast as you can and you might even break the record, which stands at 564 oysters (eaten in 8 minutes by professional eater Sonya Thomas).

The prize: Join the 15 Dozen Club and you get a tee, a hat, 50% off your meal and your name will be added to the club’s charter. Beat the record and you’ll get all of the above and your oysters will be totally free and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world.

6. The Godzilla Roll at Sushi Delight, Lomita, CA.

Most sushi fans have to order at least two rolls if they want to feel full, but the Godzilla Roll at Sushi Delight features about 16 slices of sushi that are each about the size of a small cheeseburger. All together the monstrosity weighs 6 pounds and is filled with lobster, spicy tuna and an array of other seafood treats wrapped inside seaweed, rice and soy paper.

The prize: Finish this beast within an hour and you get the $35 roll for free, an “I Tamed the Beast” t-shirt and your image on the Wall of Fame. Fail and you’ll be added to the ever-growing Wall of Shame and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world.

7. Big Fat Fatty at Fat Sal’s Deli, CA.

We love a good sandwich, but a 27 inch sandwich that weighs 12 pounds would be enough to feed the entire Oddee staff. At Fat Sal’s though, you’re expected to eat the whole thing on your own.

So what’s on this monster sandwich? Cheese steak, cheese burgers, pastrami, bacon, chicken fingers, mozzarella, fried eggs, jalapeños poppers, onion rings, chili, marinara sauce and Fat Sauce. Of 800 people to have taken this outrageous challenge, only two professional eaters have succeeded.

The prize: Eat it in 40 minutes or less and you get the $50 sandwich for free and the chance to create and name a sandwich on the menu and for that it comes under the list of 7 most crazy food eating challenges in the world.

TOP 7 BIGGEST ROBBERY IN THE WORLD

1. Graff Jewelers

Posing as customers in Biggest Robbery in the World, Aman Kassaye and his accomplice arrived at Graff Jewelers, in New Bond Street, London, on August 6th, 2009. They forced the staff at gunpoint to open the shop’s display cases. In all, diamonds and other jewelry valued at close to £40 million ($65 million) were taken from the store. The pair spent four hours in a makeup studio to change their facial features and hair before the robbery. They fled the scene in a blue BMW before making several vehicle switches during their getaway.

 None of the stolen items were ever recovered, and it may have been that the two criminals would have escaped as well, had they not left a phone in one of the cars they jumped out of in a hurry thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world Through this phone, the police were able to identify them and trace their movements.

2. Stephane Breitwieser

Breitwieser became one of the most notorious art thiefs ever, for a series of robberies he carried out between 1995 and 2001. He stole a wide variety of artistic works, including paintings, pottery, jewelry and other collectibles from museums, castles and churches in seven countries across Europe thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

The estimated value of the items he took amounts to $1.4 billion, with the most expensive work being Sybille, Princess of Cleves valued at between $5-6 million. Breitwieser explained that instead of stealing to make a profit, he had done so for the love of art. He kept all of his stolen treasures at his mother’s house in Strasbourg.

Unfortunately, when he was caught by police, all of the works were destroyed by his mother to cover up his crimes, so they are lost forever thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

3. Antwerp Diamond Heist

The extraordinary theft of over $100 million of diamonds, gold jewelry and money was described as the “heist of the century” by investigators after it took place in February, 2003. This was not only due to the amount stolen, but because of where it was stolen from thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

The vault in Antwerp’s diamond district, an area where billions of dollars of diamonds pass through every year, was broken into during the night and a large proportion of its contents stolen. Leonardo Notarbartollo was arrested and convicted with involvement with the crime, although he always denied the charge of orchestrating the operation.

According to him, he had been set up by a diamond dealer thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

4. Dunbar Armoured

The largest cash theft to take place in the United States was at Dunbar’s facility in Los Angeles, in 1997. The seizure of $18 million was planned by Alan Pace, while he worked at the company as a safety officer. A day prior to the raid, he had been fired from his job. Dressed in ski masks, Pace along with a group of friends, got into the depot late at night, using a key Pace still had thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

They were able to overpower the guards before they could raise the alarm. The police initially had no luck with their investigations, until a fatal error was committed by one of the gang members when he paid an associate with a bundle of money that still had the company’s bands on it thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

5. The Mona Lisa

The theft of this world famous painting helped contribute to its legendary status as probably the world’s most recognizable work of art. In 1911, Vincenzo Peruggia, a handyman who had been hired by the Louvre in Paris to make glass cases for some of its most famous works, simply had to hide in a closet overnight in order to gain access to the painting.

He tucked it under his coat and was let out of the door by an unsuspecting plumber. Even more remarkably, it took 24 hours until anyone realized the painting was missing, probably because it was not uncommon for exhibits to be removed for restoration or cleaning. The police took over two years to locate the paintin thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

6. Bank Of Pennsylvania Heist

The first bank robbery in American history took place on August 31st, 1798, in Philadelphia. A total of $162,281 was stolen from the Bank of Pennsylvania’s vaults, an enormous sum in those days. Having just replaced the locks for the bank a few days earlier before leaving town on holiday, blacksmith Pat Lyon was immediately the prime suspect, but as things turned out, he actually had nothing to do with it.

The heist had been carried out by Isaac Davis, a member of the Carpenter’s Company which owned the building where the bank was based. This fact only emerged some months later, when Davis tried to deposit some of the stolen money in the same bank, where he had stolen it from thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

After he confessed to having committed the crime and agreed to pay all of the money back, Davis was never sent to prison for his crime. Lyon spent three months in prison before being cleared thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

7. Great Train Robbery

The 1963 theft of £2.6 million ($3.9 million) from a Royal Mail train in Buckinghamshire, England, was one of the most famous robberies ever in Britain. It was planned meticulously over many months and carried out by a large gang of 16. They altered the signals on the train tracks, forcing the train to stop, and then seized a number of sacks from the high value packages carriage.

Although the money was never recovered, most of the gang members were captured by police in the subsequent weeks. However, four of the perpetrators were never discovered. The ringleaders of the gang were sentenced to 30 years in prison, but in the years that followed, five of them escaped and fled the country thats why it comes in the list of top 7 biggest robbery in the world.

8 MOST BEAUTIFUL TEMPLES IN THE WORLD

1. Mahabodhi Temple

The Mahabodhi Temple is most beautiful temples in the world devoted to the Buddha, as it was built on the place where the Buddha supposedly reached enlightenment. A descendant of the original Bodhi tree, under which the Buddha meditated, is found on the western side of the temple. This temple is located in Bodh Gaya in India and is a significant part of the Buddhist religion.

2. Abu Simbel

Abu Simbel is composed of two Egyptian temples that are devoted to Ramesses II and Nefertari. This temple was carved out of a mountain and commemorates Ramesses’ victory at the Battle of Kadesh. This temple has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site, as these rock figures have become truly famous worldwide. In the ’60s these sculptures were relocated from their original site to an artificial hill above Aswan High Dam reservoir. 

3. Medinet Habu

This Egyptian temple is nearly 3000 years old. It is located near the Valley of Kings where Egyptian royalty such as Tutankhamun and Seti I were buried. Medinet Habu is a mortuary temple which was built in order to commemorate Ramesses III. 

Inscriptions on the walls on this temple depict a battle that occurred between Egyptians and the historically mysterious sea people. This site provides much insight into Egyptians way of life, beliefs and struggles, but is also a beautiful temple to admire.

4. Gawdawpalin Temple

Gawdawpalin Temple is a Buddhist temple that is located in Bagan, Burma. It is quite an ancient temple, considering it was built in the 12th century. Its architecture is in the gu-style, meaning that it is mainly used for meditation and Buddhist rituals. Despite its old age, this temple is fairly small and is actually the second smallest temple in Bagan. 

Unfortunately, this beautiful temple was severely damaged in 1975 after experiencing an earthquake of a magnitude of 6.5 and It was repaired and reconstructed afterwards and still stands today thats why it was added in the list of most beautiful temples in the world.

5. Jwalaji Temple

Jwalaji Temple is one of the most ancient temples and is located in Kangra, India. This temple acts as a shrine devoted to Jwalaji, a Hindu goddess. Interestingly enough, an eternal flame burns within the walls of this temple and no one is able to extinguish it. Plenty of research has gone into deciphering the source of this flame, however geologists and scientists remain dumbfounded. 

The third emperor of Mughal even commissioned people to try to extinguish this flame but was unsuccessful that’s why it was added in the list of most beautiful temples in the world

6. Wat Rong Khun

Wat Rong Khun is also referred to as the white temple, for obvious reasons. The white colour is intended to symbolize the purity of the Buddha, while the glass accents within the temple walls represent the Buddha’s wisdom. It is located in Chiang Rai, Thailand. 

7. Golden Temple

The golden temple is a Gurdwara, meaning a Sikh temple, situated in Punjab, India. You can easily recognize this temple as it is surrounded by a man-made pool. It was sadly destroyed several times, but continually rebuilt by Sikhs and eventually remodelled with marble, copper and a gold overlay in the 19th century. <br><br>According to, the golden temple possesses the holiest book in the Sikh faith: the Guru Granth Sahib. This temple also offers free meals to anyone who is in need, how heartwarming! This temple actually manages to feed nearly 35 000 people a day.

8. Vaishno Devi Temple

Vaishno Devi Temple is located in the Trikuta mountains which touches both Jammu and Kashmir, two Indian states. This temple acts as a shrine for the Hindu goddess Shakti and devoted followers of the Hindu faith often adventure to this temple to gather the blessings of this deity vaishno devi temple While it is largely established as a temple.

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Top 7 Miracles in the world

1. The Miracle of the Sun

The Miracle of the Sun is a supposed wonderful 7 miracles in the world occasion seen by upwards of 100,000 individuals on 13 October 1917 in the Cova da Iria fields close to Fátima, Portugal. Those in participation had gathered to see what the Portuguese mainstream papers had been criticizing for quite a long time as the ludicrous case of three shepherd kids that a marvel planned to happen at high-early afternoon in the Cova da Iria on October 13, 1917. As per many observer articulations, after a defeat of downpour, the foreboding shadows broke and the sun showed up as an obscure, turning plate overhead. 

It was supposed to be altogether less splendid than typical, and cast colorful lights across the scene, the shadows on the scene, individuals, and the encompassing mists.

The sun was then answered to have tilted towards the earth in a crisscross example, alarming a portion of those current who thought it implied the apocalypse. A few observers detailed that their already wet garments turned out to be “abruptly and totally dry.” Estimates of the quantity of witnesses range from 30,000-40,000 by Avelino de Almeida, composing for the Portuguese paper O Século, to 100,000, assessed by Dr. Joseph Garrett, teacher of inherent sciences at the University of Coimbra, both of whom were available that day. 

The marvel was credited by adherents to Our Lady of Fátima, a nebulous vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary to three youthful shepherd youngsters in 1917, as having been anticipated by the three kids on 13 July, 19 August, and 13 September 1917.

 The kids detailed that the Lady had guaranteed them that she would on 13 October uncover her character to them and give a supernatural occurrence “so that all might accept.” The occasion was authoritatively acknowledged as a wonder by the Roman Catholic Church on 13 October 1930 thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

2. The Miracle of Lanciano

In the city of Lanciano, Italy, around A.D. 700, a Basilian priest and cleric was appointed to praise the Eucharistic penance in the Latin Rite in the little Church of St.Legontian. Generally celebrating in the Greek Rite and utilizing raised bread and having been instructed that unleavened bread was invalid matter for the Holy Sacrifice he was upset to be compelled to utilize unleavened bread and experienced difficulty accepting that the marvel of transubtantiation would occur with unleavened bread.

During the Mass, when he said the expressions of sanctification, he saw the bread change into live tissue and the wine change into live blood, which coagulated into five globules, sporadic and varying in shape and size thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world. Different ministerial examinations have been directed upon the marvel, and the proof of the supernatural occurrence stays in Lanciano right up ’til today. In 1970-71, Professors from the University of Siena directed a logical examination concerning the supernatural occurrence.

They presumed that the flesh are human flesh. The Flesh is a heart complete in its fundamental design. The Flesh and the Blood have a similar blood classification, AB, which is additionally a similar blood classification found on the Shroud of Turin and any remaining Eucharistic Miracles thats why it comes in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

3. Tilma of Juan Diego

Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin was a native Mexican who detailed a nebulous vision of the Virgin Mary as Our Lady of Guadalupe in 1531. He essentially affected the spread of Catholic confidence inside Mexico. As per Juan Diego, he got back that evening to his uncle Juan Bernardino’s home and found him genuinely sick. The following morning December 12, Juan Diego chose not to meet with the Lady, but rather to observe a cleric who could direct the last customs to his perishing uncle.

Whenever he attempted to skirt around the Tepeyac slope, the Lady blocked him, guaranteed him his uncle would not kick the bucket, and requested that he climb the slope and assemble the blossoms he tracked down there. It was December when typically nothing blossoms neglected.
There he tracked down roses from the district of Castille in Spain, the previous home of Minister Zumárraga.

The Lady re-organized the roses cautiously inside the collapsed tilma that Juan Diego wore and told him not to open it before anybody but rather the diocesan. Whenever Juan Diego unfurled his tilma before the Bishop roses fell from his tilma, a symbol of Our Lady of Guadalupe was supernaturally dazzled on the fabric, pushing the diocesan to the edge of total collapse that’s why it comes in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

4. Joseph of Cupertino

Joseph of Cupertino is an Italian holy person. He was said to have been strikingly unclever, yet inclined to inexplicable levitation, and serious happy dreams that left him expanding. Thus, he is perceived as the supporter holy person of air explorers, pilots, individuals with psychological impediments, and feeble understudies. He was consecrated in 1767. On October 4, 1630, the town of Cupertino held a parade on the gala day of Saint Francis of Assisi.

Joseph was aiding the parade when he abruptly took off out of sight, where he remained drifting over the group. Whenever he plunged and acknowledged what had occurred, he turned out to be extremely humiliated that he escaped to his mom’s home and stowed away.
This was the first of many flights, which before long acquired him the moniker “The Flying Saint.” Joseph’s most popular flight supposedly happened during an ecclesiastical crowd before Pope Urban VIII.

Whenever he bowed down to kowtow to the Pope, he was unexpectedly loaded up with worship for the Pope and was lifted out of sight. He encountered euphorias and flights (seen by thousands) during his keep-going mass which was on the Feast of the Assumption 1663 thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

5. Lourdes (1858)

The specters of Our Lady of Lourdes started on 11 February 1858, when Bernadette Soubirous, a 14-year old worker young lady from Lourdes conceded, when addressed by her mom, that she had seen a “woman” in the cavern of Massabielle, about a mile from the town, while she was gathering kindling with her sister and a companion. Comparable appearances of the “woman” occurred on seventeen further events that year.

During one of the phantoms, she was coordinated by the “woman” to burrow close to a stone and drink from the spring there – there was a little puddle of mud in the spot however as Bernadette delved in to it, an enormous spring showed up – this is the wellspring of the water in the cavern to which a large number of individuals run for inexplicable fixes consistently. The Lourdes Medical Bureau have pronounced 68 instances of peculiar fixed thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

6. Statue in Akita

In 1973, Sister Agnes Katsuko Sasagawa in Akita, Japan had dreams of the Virgin Mary. On June 28, 1973, a cross-formed injury showed up within the left hand of Sr. Agnes. It drained plentifully and caused her much agony. On July 6, Sr. Agnes heard a voice coming from the sculpture of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the sanctuary where she was supplicating. The sculpture was cut from a solitary square of wood from a Katsura tree and is three feet tall. Around the same time, a couple of the sisters saw drops of blood moving from the sculpture’s right hand.

The injury in the sculpture’s hand stayed until September 29, when it vanished. On September 29, the day the injury on the sculpture vanished, the sisters saw the sculpture had now started to “sweat”, particularly on the temple and neck.

After two years on January 4, 1975, the sculpture of the Blessed Virgin started to sob. It kept on sobbing at spans for the following 6 years and eight months. It sobbed on 101 events. A logical examination of blood and tears from the resolution given by Professor Sagisaka of the staff of Legal Medicine of the University of Akita affirmed that blood, tears, and sweat are genuine human tears, sweat, and blood thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

7. Therese Neumann (1896 – 1962)

It was a German Catholic spiritualist and stigmatic. On March 10, 1918, Therese Neumann was somewhat incapacitated in the wake of tumbling off a stool while taking care of a fire in her uncle’s horse shelter. She supported more falls and wounds during this period. After one specific fall in 1919, she lost a lot of her vision. Therese announced that her vision was completely reestablished on April 29, 1923 – the day Therese of Lisieux was exalted (the initial step to sainthood) in Rome. She said that on March 5, 1926, the principal Friday of Lent, an injury had shown up somewhat over her heart, however, she had kept quiet. Nonetheless, she detailed a dream of Jesus at Mount Olivet with three Apostles.

On Easter Sunday, she guaranteed a dream of the revival of Christ. For quite some time Fridays from that point onward, she expressed she was encountering the Passion of Christ, probably experiencing it in her own body alongside the entirety of his notable desolations. She particularly experienced the Passion on Good Fridays every year. By November 5, 1926, she showed nine injuries on her head as well as wounds on her back and shoulders (the greater part of which are apparent in the picture above).

As indicated by a few sources these injuries never mended or became contaminated and were found on her body at death. From the long periods of 1922 until her passing in 1962, Therese Neumann said she had polished off no food other than The Holy Eucharist, and to have smashed no water from 1926 until her demise. In July 1927 a clinical specialist and four Franciscan attendants kept a watch on her 24 hours per day for afourteen-dayy time frame thats why its come in the list of 7 miracles in the world.

6 MOST DANGEROUS PLACES ON EARTH

Its very Dangerous to have been tucking yourself into bed without a worry in the world. Our Earth seems like a relatively safe and sound place, doesn’t it? Well, not really. Our Planet is home to so many wild and deadliest places. There is an abundance of dangerous places around the world. From war-shattered countries, and disaster-prone countries to mysterious and scary lands.

● Here are The Top Most 6 Dangerous Places on Earth that you need to think twice about before visiting:

~ Gates of Hell , Turkmenistan ~

It is a natural gas field that has been burning countinuosly since it was first discovered in 1971. The origins of the fire, are unclear but popular lore claims that the fire was started when a sovient drilling rig accientally tapped into a poclet of methane gas. The Gas ignited and the resulting inferno has been burning ever since.

The Gates of Hell is located in the Karakum Desert and is about 260 feet wide. The temperature at the centre of the fire is said to be around 2,700 degrees fahrenheit. Despites, its name, The Gates of Hell is actuallg not all that large – its about the size of football field. The local residents have grown accustomed to The Gates of Hell and some even consider it to be a tourist attraction. Visitors can get fairly close to the fire, but they are not allowed to touch it and is just one of many natural gas field burning in Turkmenistan. In fact, it’s estimated that there are about 140 natural gas fields burning in the country.

The reason for this is that it has very little infrastructure to capture and utilize natural gas. As a result, much of it is simply burned off. While it may not be the largest natural gas fire in the world. It’s certainly one of the most interesting. Its a reminder of the power of nature and of the dangers of tapping into pockets of methane gas.

~ Snake Island , Brazil ~

Just off the coast of brazil lies a small island that is home to one of the deadliest creatures on earth: the golden lancehead viper. This snake is so venomous that just one bite can kill a human within minutes. It is said that its poisen can even melt human flesh. The island known as Snake island, is uninhabited by humans and is home to thousands of these snakes, roughly five per square meter.

In addition to the golden lancehead viper, Snake island is also home to a number of other dangerous creatures, including the Brazilian rattlesnake and the boa constrictor. These snakes are not as deadly as the golden lancehead viper, but they can still pose a serious threat to humans. Visiting snake island is definitely not for the faint of heart and because the snakes are so dangerous, the brazilian government has forbidden anyone from visiting the island.

~ Death Valley , National park , USA ~

One of the most dangerous places in the world is death valley, National park in the United States. This area is known for its extreme temperatures, which can reach up to 134 degrees Fahrenheit. The terrain is also incredibly treacherous, with rocky cliffs and sharp drop-offs. There have been many fatalities in Death Valley over the years, making it truly dangerous place to visit.

Despite the dangers, Death Valley is still a popular destination for thrill seekers and adventure lovers. The Challenges it presents are unlike anything else in the world, and those who conquer them feel a true sense of accomplishment. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, there is no better place than Death Valley. Just be sure to take all the necessary precautions before embarking on your journey.

~ Volcano Tours in Hawaii , USA ~

Volcano Tours in Hawai offers visitors the opportunity to see some of the most active volcanoes in the world up close. These tours typically take place on the Big Island of Hawaii, where there are four major volcanoes: Kilauea, Mauna Loa, Hualalai, and Haleakala. Visitors can choose to take a helicopter tour, which offers aerial views of the volcanoes, or a ground tour, which takes them right up to the edge of the crater.

Volcano tours are an exciting way to see these natural wonders up close and learn about their history and geology. Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and has been erupting continously since 1983. Visitors on volcano tours can see the lava flows, as well as the steam vents and other features of this still active volcano. Mauna Loa is the largest volcano on the Big island and one of the largest in the world. It last erupted in 1984 but is still considered active.

On a Mauna Loa tour, visitors can sea the lava flows from its most recent eruption as well as the vast caldera that was formed when the volcano colapsed many years ago. It is an impressive sight to see. Hualalai is another active volcano on The Big Island, with ite last eruption occuring in 1800. On a Hualalai tour, visitors can see the lava flows from this eruption as well as the crater that was formed. Haleakala is a dormant volcano on Maui and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Hawaii.

Visitors can take a haleakala tour to see the crater that was formed when the volcano erupted in 1790. This is an impressive sight and a popular place because it offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, offers beautiful sunrise and sunset tours, and is home to a variety of wildlife.

~ Skeleton Coast , Namibia ~

Skeleton Coast is a remote and rugged stretch of coastline in Namibia. It is renowned for its shipwrecks, treacherous sand dunes, and wildlife. The name Skeleton Coast comes from the mang shipwrecks that litter the shoreline and the bones of animals left on the beaches. Despite its remote location, the skeleton coast is home to variety of wildlife including lions, elephants, and seals. Visitors to the Skeleton Coast can explore the shipwrecks, hike through the sand dunes or go on safari to see the wildlife, but it is not recommended due to the dangerous conditions.

~ Death Road – Extremally dangerous road ~

North Youngas road is known as the Death Road for all the right reasons that you can guess. Driving up or down this 69 kilometer switchback is extremally dangerous because of fog, landslides, waterfalls, and cliffs falling 2000 feet in each turn. Until 1994, almost 300 drivers were killed every year, justifying its nick name and putting it in the list of most dangerous places to visit in the world.

The road extends far enough to connect the Amazon rainforest to the Capital City, surrounded by mountainous terrain. This means that merchants were not unusual to cram into trucks and buses trying to sell their wood and crops in the area. The hairpin turns, however, were not wide enough for each vehicle – further leading many trucks to go down with people and their livelihoods.

THE ROYAL AGE OF – INDIA AND 4 WARRIERS OF ROYAL INDIA

The republic Warriers of India is the second most populous country and the most populous democracy in the world. One can only imagine the machinery that goes into the proper governance of such a country. India boasts a rich and vibrant history, most of it ingrained in its many empires and Warriers. The 8 most famous Indian Kings and Emperors give us a glimpse into India’s Vibrant History.

• Emperor Akbar •

He was from the Mughal empire and was one of the greatest monarchs in the history of India. He was born in 1542 to Mughal emperor Humayun and Hamida Banu Begum. His father was in exile hence Akbar was raised by his paternal uncles, spending time hunting, horse riding, playing sword, and running which made him a trained and skillful warrior. 

He did not attend regular school and hence did not learn to read and write. Rather he had various subjects such as history, religion, science, phillosophy, and other topics recited to him. It is markable that this made him knowlegable in almost all subjects, illitaracy not witb standing. Akbar was a Muslim and one of the most powerful emperors of the Mughal Dynasty and builf a large empire expanding over most of the Indian Subcontinent .

He had an early start as emperor as his father died when he was 13. He went after territories and states in the northern, western and eastern regions, especially punjab, Delhi, Agra, Rajputana, Gujrat, Bengal, kabul, Baluchistan which he conqured. This brought most of India under his control.

• Chandragupt Maurya •

He founded the Morya Empire and warriers, which streched across Kashmir in the North to Deccan Plateau in the south and Afganistan and Balochistan in the west to Bengal and Assam in the East. He seized the Macedonian territories and conqured the eastern territories of Alexander’s general Seleucus making his territory even larger. 

He wad one of the most important rulers and warriers in the History of India who is credited with unifying small independent states in India to form a large single kingdom under one administration. A young Chandragupt Maurya destroyed the Nanda Dynasty, which ruled most os northern India. This was quite an achievement for a 20 year old.

• Samudragupta •

He was a masterful military tactician and leader and warriers of the Gupta Dynasty from 335 – 375. Choosen above his elder brothers to succeed King Chandragupta I, the young man immidiately set out on a series of military expeditions in order to expand the Gupta empire &amp; warriers and unify the nation.

 India st this stage had reverted to a patchwork of indipendent kingdoms, and to achieve his goal Samudragupta had to defeat everyone of them, exterminating the opposing monarchs along the way.

 By the time of his death, he had annexed more than twenty kingdoms and his military might have seen neighbouring states in Iran and Afghanistan become tax-paying tributaries. Samudragupta’s legacy was an empire, stretching from the Himalayas to the central India, that would last until the year 500. 

• Emperor Shah Jahan •

The world has Emperor Shah Jahan to thank for giving her the magnificence that is Taj Mahal. The Emperor constructed the ivory white marble mausoleum in memory of his wife the Empress Mumtaz Mahal who died during childbirth. Shah Jahan was known for his love for architecture. He was the fifth and greatest Mughal Emperor of India, from an inpressive lineage. 

His father was Emperor Jahangir while his grandfather was Akbar the Great. He was the third born son and it was unlikely that he would be heir to the throne. However, it had be predicted that he would be emperor.

Shah Jahan kept off politics for a long time, but his interest gradually grew. He eliminated all contenders and became close to his father who named Jahan Emperor upon his death. He took to the throne and embarked on tactics to expand his vast empire. For someone who once had no interest in politics, its uncharacteristic that Shah Jahan grew impatient for the crown and attempted to overthrow his father.