Gallery of Sacred Places
Discover the world's most meaningful locations—from ancient wonders to natural marvels, from vibrant cities to the infinite cosmos.
Mount Everest Summit
Nepal/Tibet
The highest peak on Earth, where the sky meets infinity. A place of ultimate human achievement and natural majesty. Your ashes would rest at 29,032 feet, carried by winds that circle the globe.
Colosseum, Rome
Italy
An ancient amphitheater that witnessed the rise and fall of empires. Your legacy joins 2,000 years of human history in the eternal city, where gladiators once walked and crowds once roared.
Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo
Japan
The beating heart of modern Japan, where millions of stories intersect daily. Become part of the energy, the neon lights, and the endless flow of humanity in one of the world's most vibrant crossroads.
Machu Picchu
Peru
The Lost City of the Incas, perched high in the Andes Mountains. A sacred site where ancient stones hold the wisdom of civilizations past, shrouded in mist and mystery.
Pyramids of Giza
Egypt
Eternal monuments that have watched over the desert for 4,500 years. Join the pharaohs in becoming part of humanity's oldest and most enduring architectural wonders.
Northern Lights, Iceland
Iceland
Where heaven dances with Earth. Your ashes spread beneath the Aurora Borealis, becoming part of the cosmic light show that has inspired humanity for millennia.
Low Earth Orbit
Space
Transcend the planet itself. Your ashes become eternal satellites, orbiting Earth every 90 minutes, witnessing 16 sunrises and sunsets per day, forever among the stars.
Angkor Wat
Cambodia
The largest religious monument in the world, rising from the Cambodian jungle. A temple complex where Hindu and Buddhist traditions intertwine, built in the 12th century as a representation of Mount Meru, home of the gods.
Grand Canyon
USA
A cathedral of stone carved by time itself over millions of years. The Colorado River has exposed nearly two billion years of Earth's geological history. Stand at the edge of eternity, where nature's grandeur humbles all who witness it.
Taj Mahal
India
An eternal monument to love, built by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife. This ivory-white marble mausoleum stands as a testament to devotion that transcends death, where architecture becomes poetry.
Santorini Caldera
Greece
Where the Aegean Sea meets volcanic cliffs in a dance of blue and white. The remnant of one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history, now a place of stunning beauty where sunsets paint the sky in impossible colors.
Amazon Rainforest
Brazil
The lungs of the Earth, where biodiversity reaches its apex. Home to one in ten species on the planet, this vast green ocean produces 20% of the world's oxygen. Become part of the most vital ecosystem on Earth.
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Australia
Sacred to the Anangu people for over 30,000 years, this massive sandstone monolith rises from the Australian desert. It changes colors throughout the day, glowing red at sunset—a spiritual heart of a continent.
Victoria Falls
Zimbabwe/Zambia
The largest curtain of falling water on Earth, where the Zambezi River plunges over 100 meters. The Kololo people called it "Mosi-oa-Tunya"—The Smoke That Thunders. Feel the mist, hear the roar, witness raw power.
Kyoto Bamboo Grove
Japan
Walk through towering bamboo stalks in Arashiyama, where sunlight filters through emerald canopy. The wind creates haunting melodies through the grove—one of Japan's most serene and otherworldly natural spaces.
Petra
Jordan
The Rose City, carved into living rock by the Nabataeans 2,000 years ago. Walk through the Siq and emerge before the Treasury, where ancient secrets whisper from sandstone walls that glow pink in the desert sun.
Stonehenge
UK
A prehistoric mystery standing on Salisbury Plain for over 4,500 years. Massive stones aligned with celestial precision, purpose still debated—temple, observatory, or sacred ritual ground. Join the eternal enigma.
Galápagos Islands
Ecuador
Darwin's living laboratory, where evolution unfolds before your eyes. Unique species found nowhere else on Earth inhabit these volcanic islands. A place where nature reveals its deepest secrets to those who listen.