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By Sarah Casewit, luxury travel advisor and founder of her namesake travel consultancy. For the traveler who hasn't decided where yet but knows it has to be worth it.

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10 Mosques Worth Crossing the World For

Some places require more than a plane ticket. They require patience, curiosity, and a willingness to follow roads that narrow into dust. Here are 10 mosques around the world, tucked deep within mountain villages, hidden behind unmarked alleyways, or standing quietly in corners of the world where few travelers think to look. Some are small, humble, and almost invisible at first glance, yet their spiritual weight is undeniable. Others are obvious and glorious.

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A woman kneeling on the ground arranging colorful flowers and candles for a memorial or altar.
Green aurora borealis in the night sky with stars.
Interior of a dome-shaped tent with a blue starry sky ceiling, fairy lights, and cozy seating.
A smiling woman with long hair in a ponytail, wearing a light pink dress, stands on a balcony at dusk, looking towards the water. There is a large potted plant with pink flowers and a lantern nearby.