Seven Wonders of the World

Seven Wonders of the World

Pyramids at Chichen Itza at the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico (800 BC)

Christ Redeemer (1931) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Roman Colosseum in Rome, Italy (70 to 82 CE)

Taj Mahal in Agra, India (1630 advert)

Incredible Wall of China (220 BC to 1644 advert)

Machu Picchu, Peru, The. united states (1460-1470 advert)

Petra, Jordan (Nineth century BC - 40 advert)

Pyramids at Chichen Itza (800 BC)

Chichen Itza is a town of temples in the historical Maya lifestyle of Mexico. It became also an important middle of political and economic improvement at that point. A few of the historical architectures here are well-known - Kukulkan's Pyramid, Chuck Mool's Temple, hall of Thousand Pillars, special Playground for Prisoners and many others. While you see those buildings, you can see the talent of the architects of that time. This pyramid is one of the first-class and closing monuments of Maya subculture.

Christ Redeemer (1931) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The 38-meter-tall statue, erected on Mount Corcovado  behind the vital metropolis of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, is extraordinarily famous with tourists round the arena. It gives lovely views of the city of Rio de Janeiro and its beaches. The statue turned into conceived by Haitar da Silva Costa of Brazil and created via French sculptor Paul Landowski. It took 5 years to build the statue and it turned into unveiled on October 12, 1931. The statue symbolizes the town of Rio de Janeiro and the generosity of the Brazilians who welcome site visitors with open arms.

Roman Colosseum in Rome, Italy (70 to 82 CE)

placed inside the heart of Rome, this mind-blowing open-air auditorium was built to honor successful dignitaries of the Roman Empire and to rejoice the distinction of the Roman Empire. The concept of this auditorium remains used nowadays, or even these days, 2,000 years later, the Colosseum is imprinted on the production of every modern-day stadium. you could find information about the various brutal races and battles that took place in this stadium to entertain the spectators from films and records books.

Taj Mahal in Agra, India (1630 Ad)

The 5th Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, erected this fantastic structure on the banks of the Yamuna from pure marble in reminiscence of his past due wife. it is also surrounded by means of a large park. it's miles considered to be one of the best examples of Mughal structure in India. in the ensuing political turmoil, Shah Jahan changed into imprisoned. it's miles said that he should only see the Taj Mahal through a small window in his closet.

 

Great Wall of China (220 BC to 1644 Ad)

To shield the us of a from the onslaught of the Mongol tribes, this single big wall became constructed, consolidating many existing small ramparts. it's far through far the biggest man-made shape. it's far said to be the most effective shape seen from spacecraft. there is no question that lots of humans have labored tough to construct it.

Machu Picchu, Peru, The. USA (1460-1470 Advert)

Pachakute, emperor of the Inca subculture in South the united states, constructed a city at the cloudy peaks of Machu Picchu (the ancient mountains). This wonderful colony is positioned inside the top reaches of the Urubamba River inside the dense jungles of the Amazon, half of the height of the Andes Plateau. The Inca humans of that point in all likelihood had to leave the metropolis due to the horrible companionship of the goddess. The town was unknown to anybody for almost 3 hundred years after the Spanish colonists defeated the nearby pink Indians. The metropolis turned into rediscovered via Hiram Bingham in 1911.

Petra, Jordan (9th century BC - 40 Ad)

Petra was the glorious capital of the Nabataean Empire on one side of the Arabian desolate tract. Aritas IV (nine BCE to 40 CE) became the emperor at that time. The Nabataeans, fantastically professional in water management, constructed huge tunnels and water tanks inside the city. there has been also a 4,000-seat theater with Greco-Roman structure. these days, the forty two-meter-high entrance to the El Deir Ashram and the Palace Tombs of Petra are testomony to the splendor of the center East.