temples

Search for shojin ryori, it's the food made at Buddhist temples (or temples of related religions), and probably it isn't the cheapest food.

Once you travel the world the first thing you should realise is no current buildings/temples/old stuff is real.

Money and private property were abolished, schools and temples were shuttered, and medicine and food became scarce.

They are so deeply involved in visiting temples & godmen, praying etc., that they do not think about anything else.

They have other subtler senses, and put no windows in their great houses and temples...

There are only deserted temples there, decommissioned fortresses, nothing but stage sets—real traps for revolutionaries.

Heck, they also had a kind of prostitution in the temples, as a sacred thing.

They import lots of wood from Canada and most houses, temples are made of it.

It's ok if you don't actually want to go to museums, temples, or whatever.

I slept on railway platforms, traveled in bull carts, I stayed with tribal and I visited different temples.

Amazing considering how many Indians pour millions into temples and such in the US.

Some temples will do vegan food, others will have eggs and milk, but I think you'll rarely find any kind of meat in it.

Buildings, Temples, Historical Landmarks – major portions of our country’s history, culture and tradition – wiped out!