The NEMRUD DAG, the special experience
By climbing the Nemrud Dag, a great wish comes true.
By car I drive on wild romantic, winding road and through small villages. The higher I go it gets foggy, there is high snow and it is raining. I come to a mountain lodge and the last piece is a climb on foot in heavy rain.
I stand in front of the burial mound (diameter 150 m, hight 50 m) and the big heads made of stone with great enthusiasm. Unfortunately, it is raining a lot and I can not walk around the grave mound of King Antiochus I. (69 - 39 BC).
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Is this a temple like BOROBUDUR temple in Indonesia ...?
Thank you very much for your interest. NEMRUD DAG is a lot smaller than Borobudur and has less sculptures. Nemrud has figures on two sides of the location, while in Borobudur they go all the way around. It was a special experience for me,I would like to go there again because it rained so much during my visit.
But BOROBUDUR TEMPEL in Indonesia is absolutely the biggest and better known. I love Borobudur and I have a large illustrated book about it. I plan to travel to Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Bali and Komodo in 2019. I am especially looking forward to see Borobudur. Greetings to you and many more good posts.