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Auroville - the city of the future, who do not care about politics, religion and nationalities
Auroville, or "city of dawn" - an international city in the south of India. It was founded as an experiment to create an international community of people living outside of politics and religion.
Considering the colorful and cheerful images of Anna Shonharting, we Website
Heart of Auroville - Matrimandir, a building for meditation and yoga practice. It does not belong to any religion. 
If you thought life in the city - one endless day off, then rest assured, this is not so. Here every thing there is. 
The main purpose of education in Auroville - give the child the opportunity to grow and develop holistically. Particular emphasis is placed on sports and improving creativity. 
The city has no car. The main form of transport -. Mopeds 
The Auroville there are more than 2000 people from 45 countries around the world. 
Auroville was an attempt to create a large-scale eco-village, whose inhabitants have to learn to find a common language, building their own little world. And since the city still exists, it can be said that the project was a success!
Photo source: Anne Schönharting
via www.ostkreuz.de/en/photographers/anne-schoenharting/
The main purpose of education in Auroville - give the child the opportunity to grow and develop holistically. Particular emphasis is placed on sports and improving creativity.
The city has no car. The main form of transport -. Mopeds
The Auroville there are more than 2000 people from 45 countries around the world.
Auroville was an attempt to create a large-scale eco-village, whose inhabitants have to learn to find a common language, building their own little world. And since the city still exists, it can be said that the project was a success!
Photo source: Anne Schönharting
via www.ostkreuz.de/en/photographers/anne-schoenharting/
The Auroville there are more than 2000 people from 45 countries around the world.
Auroville was an attempt to create a large-scale eco-village, whose inhabitants have to learn to find a common language, building their own little world. And since the city still exists, it can be said that the project was a success!
Photo source: Anne Schönharting
via www.ostkreuz.de/en/photographers/anne-schoenharting/
Photo source: Anne Schönharting
via www.ostkreuz.de/en/photographers/anne-schoenharting/