Lord Byron is one of the first and best-known philhellenes who actively participated in Greece’s War of Independence.

The temple is also famous for its giant statue of Lord Hanuman, which is visible from different parts of Shimla. If you don’t want to trek to reach the Hanuman Temple, you can reach the Jakhu ...

The statue of Lord Hill on top of The Column in Shrewsbury. The 133 feet high Column was built between 1814 and 1816 and received its Grade II listing status in 1953. It is the tallest free ...

There, at Missolonghi, the poet died on April 19, 1824. A distraught Teresa would go on to write My Recollections of Lord Byron. The building where they had once lived and loved, Palazzo Guiccioli, ...

Byron arrived in Ravenna in 1819 and stayed here until 1821. Palazzo Guiccioli ( www.palazzoguiccioli.it ), where he lived during those two years, recently reopened as an evocative museum.

The imposing statue of Lord Hill, perched atop the historic column that bears his name in Shrewsbury, is set to undergo essential repair work later this year. Lord Hill’s column in Shrewsbury. Photo: ...

On September 6-7, 2019, PM Modi and Mongolian President Khaltmaagiin Battulga jointly unveiled a statue of Lord Buddha and his disciples at the Gandan Tegchenling Monastery in Ulaanbaatar. The statue ...

Honor the champion. You’ll know what to say.’” Crenshaw has been thinking of Lord Byron’s words a lot in recent weeks because what he says next week takes on greater importance.

The statue, crafted with intricate detail ... The unveiling on Ram Navami, a day celebrating the birth of Lord Ram, added a profound layer of meaning to the event, making it a memorable occasion for ...

Byron Nelson — who hosted the gathering from 1956-2004 — had given no warning about his request, but at age 93, Nelson's storytelling had faded. Lord Byron explained to Crenshaw how he admired ...

They hear gunshots. They run. He prays to Lord Buddha, referring to him as ‘Jesus’. As more gunshots are heard, Zion looks straight at the statue of Lord Buddha and says, “What the fu–!