A church originally built on the ruins of a Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Ceres
Church of St Demetrius Courtesy Cammino della Pace
The Church of San Michele Courtesy Cammino della Pace
9th century Longobard church severely damaged by 2009 earthquake
Thousands of Pilgrims celebrate Shahi snan taking holy dip at Sangam. Prayagraj, Uttar Hari Mahidhar - Shutterstock
This guide provides an overview of the Kumbh Mela’s significance, the cities that host it, and practical travel advice for participants
Church of St Mary of the Pietà Cammino della Pace
Heavily damaged during the 2009 earthquake, the church underwent restoration and consolidation
Inside of San Eusanio Forconese Courtesy Cammino della Pace
The crypt inside the basilica houses the relics of Saint Eusanio, a 3rd-century martyr believed to have been a priest born in Gargano
Necropolis of Fossa Courtesy Cammino Della Pace
Also known as “Abruzzo’s Little Stonehenge,” it is a significant archaeological site in central Italy, reflecting nearly 1,000 years of history
Church of Sant'Antonio Fuori le Mura Courtesy Cammino della Pace
This church features a Romanesque portal described as a masterpiece of L’Aquila’s artistic heritage
Church of Santa Maria a Forfona Courtesy Cammino della Pace
This tiny church has unique details such as two bas-reliefs of angels influenced by the Umbrian-Tuscan style
Devotees visiting the Kumbh Mela festival in Pryagraj Denis.Vostrikov - Shutterstock
The Kumbh Mela, held once every 12 years, is a convergence of history, myth, and spiritual yearning. Prayagraj, in Uttar Pradesh, is home to the Triveni Sangam, the confluence of…