Ishiteji, as it's known in Japanese, is No. 51 of the 88 temples that form the Shikoku Pilgrimage, and you can usually see a few pilgrims in their white garb and cone hats. The main hall and pagoda are built in the architectural style of the Kamakura Period (1192-1333). Behind the temple buildings is a doorway to a dark hole in the mountain which forms the backdrop to Ishite. This leads to a series of tunnels filled with peculiar Buddhist statuary, leading out to an inner courtyard area containing a strikingly modern golden dome.

This magnificent Romanesque church, lying at the very heart of Poitiers Old Town, has become the landmark of the city. It features beautiful biblical carvings on the outside, as well as statues from the 15th and 16th centuries.

Nestled just 72 km from Antalya, the sun-drenched town of Manavgat awaits. Here, golden sandy beaches meet intriguing historical sites, while a picturesque waterfall and mysterious caves beckon explorers. A wealth of restaurants, accommodation options, and shops promise to make your visit to Manavgat both comfortable and enjoyable.