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This part 1 episode talks about the humble beginnings of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ).

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Buckingham Palace is the London home of the British monarch. Palace with 775-room royal residence.

Queen Victoria was the first monarch to live there in 1837 and a monument of her stands in front of the palace gates.

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip live there now.

Sometimes, a flag called Royal Standard is seen flying over Buckingham Palace. When this happens, it means that Her Majesty the Queen is there. This is just a formal way of letting people know that she is at home.

The soldiers who stand on guard at the palace have the job of protecting this important place from danger. A famous ceremony known as the Changing of the Guard is one of London's most famous sights. Crowds of tourists gather to watch the guards marching in perfect time. Their red jackets and tall helmets of black bear fur are famous sights.

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The Temple of the Emerald Buddha

This temple is located in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. On the grounds of the Grand Palace complex, which covers 213,677 square metres. The people there call it Wat Phra Keo and regarded it as the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand.

Construction of the temple began in 1783 during the reign of Rama I, the first king of the Chakry Dynasty. Since then, each successive king has been personally involved in adding, restoring and embellishing the temple during their reigns as a way of making religious merit and glorifying the dynasty.

There are many breathtaking aspect of Wat Phra Kaew. The temple’s exterior is an attraction itself. The orange, green and dark blue glazed roof tiles,... golden gilt carvings,... bronze tinkling bells, and glittering coloured mosaics.

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How do people travel around Venice?

Venice is a famous city in Italy. It was built long ago on 118 small islands. Over 400 bridges connect the islands, between which are more than 200 canals.

The best known form of transport in Venice is the gondola. Tourist often like to take gondolas when they come to the city. But the people who live there generally walk or take a boat.

They don't use cars in Venice. The streets are too narrow and twisting for driving. Bicycles are not much of use either because the bridges that people use to get across the canals have too many steps. So boats are the most convenient way of getting around in Venice.

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Loveletter of Robert Browning to Elizabeth Barret.

Excerpt of first letter - January 10, 1845

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Antarctica is a vast ice covered land at the South Pole. It is the fifth largest of the seven continents and is the coldest place on Earth.

In summer the temperature never goes above -20° Fahrenheit or -29° Celcius. Almost all of Antarctica is covered by a very thick layer of ice with an average depth of 6,500 feet or 2,000 meters.

In December and January the sun never sets in the Antarctic. Different times during the day, it shows how the sun moves but does not set. There are 24 hours of daylight.

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It is called The Forbidden City because no one could enter or leave the walled city or Cheng, without the emperor's permission. Only imperial families and invited high officials can enter.

Within the palace fortified walls is an area of 728,000 square meters or 180 acres. It has 980 buildings and contain 9,999 rooms.

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Why Does the tower of Pisa lean?

This white marble bell tower of Chatedral in Italy called Tower of Pisa, ...Leaning Tower of Pisa ....or Bell Tower of Pisa - is perhaps the most famous bell tower in the world.

Work started on it in 1173 and was not completed until 1372.

It was designed to stand 185 feet or 56 meter high, but after the first three stories were finished, the soft ground below it began to sink. That caused the tower to lean.

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The Taj Mahal in India was built hundreds of years ago during the time of Emperor Shah Jahan, the fifth ruler of the Mogul Empire. When his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal died, he was so sad that he built the Taj Mahal in her memory.

It is believed that he also intended for it to stand as a spiritual focus of the Muslim faith in the empire.

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