The most impressive landmark in the world. Temples of Bagan, Myanmar. Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool, Washington, DC
Sights of the world are great amount popular and little-known ancient and modern, man-made and natural objects of history, culture, architecture, archeology, scattered across various centers of deceased and existing civilizations on planet Earth.
How to choose and see the most famous sights in the world? Here you need to be guided, first of all, by your own taste, knowledge of the history and culture of mankind. Here are just some of the sights that played a significant role in the history of their region and the whole world.
Sights of China
This is a symbol of China, which is included in the famous UNESCO list. People who love China and its history simply must visit this gigantic creation of human hands. This was built defensive structure under different dynasties and for many centuries. In addition to protection, in some areas the Wall was and is still used as a road.
The Great Wall of China was built to protect against attacks by the Mongols and other barbarian tribes from the north even before our era. Its main part was built during the Qin Dynasty. It has a length of about 21 thousand km and is clearly visible from space. Even today, its fortifications are extremely difficult to overcome.
Forbidden City
This is the ancient part of Beijing, one of its main attractions. The official residence of the Chinese emperors was located here; his family, entourage and servants lived here. Everyone else could not enter this huge palace complex under pain of death. Today Forbidden City called simply Gugun or Former Palace.
The Forbidden City began to be built at the beginning of the 15th century, and was built in 15 years. A significant part of the rich interior decoration of his palaces has survived to this day. In 1924 the last chinese emperor was overthrown, and the Forbidden City was opened to all Chinese and travelers. Today it is a state museum.
Summer Palace
The Chinese Emperor and his family vacationed in this palace in the summer. Summer Palace It was built relatively recently - in the 18th century, but in the middle of the next century it was burned to the ground by French and Russian troops who conquered Beijing. Empress Dowager Qix later restored this architectural masterpiece.
Like all Chinese attractions, the Summer Palace has its own gigantic specimens. For example, the Long Corridor (more than 700 meters), walking along which, based on paintings and sculptures, you can get an impression of the history, mythology, and literature of this amazing country.
This is another giant Chinese landmark. After the death of the first emperor of the Qin dynasty in the city of Siam, several thousand statues of his soldiers with real weapons in their hands, horses and chariots made of baked terracotta clay were buried near the tomb.
This amazing burial was discovered only in the seventies of the last century. It became another man-made miracle of the era of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, in addition to the Great Wall of China and the Grand Canal, testifying to the greatness of China and its ancient history.
Jade Buddha Temple
This attraction is business card second Chinese capital Shanghai. As you know, Confucianism and Buddhism predominate in China. This Shanghai temple is famous for its Buddha statue made from solid jade. Buddha sits with his eyes closed and meditates.
It's interesting that this is active Buddhist temple, monks live next to him in the monastery. And at the same time it is a museum for which tickets are sold. And to look at the meditating jade Buddha, you still need to pay extra. But the monks never allow tourists to attend their meditations.
Actually, Mao is also the great Chinese emperor, only red. And after his death he was given imperial honors. In Beijing, in Tiananmen Square, anyone can visit Mao's Mausoleum. This is one of the famous attractions of China, telling about the history of this country in the 20th century.
As in a Pushkin fairy tale, Mao rests in a crystal coffin on the first floor of his Mausoleum, and on the second floor there is an exhibition dedicated to the history of the Chinese revolution and the Chinese Communist Party.
Sights of Egypt
Great Egyptian Pyramids at Giza
No less great and ancient history has Egypt. Three pyramids of times Ancient kingdom and today continue to amaze tourists from all over the world with their gigantic size. As you know, they can also be seen from space.
Three pharaohs who ruled Ancient Egypt back in the 3rd millennium BC were buried in these pyramids. If desired, tourists can go down inside the pyramid and see the Heavenly Boat, on which the pharaoh, after death, must travel across the sky, heading to his Egyptian gods.
Most of the tombs of ancient pharaohs have been plundered over the past centuries and millennia. And in Luxor, in the middle of the last century, in the Valley of the Kings, the entire tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, who ruled in the New Kingdom and died at a very young age, was found.
Since then, this tomb has become overgrown with many legends and falsifications. Just look at the famous “curse of Tutankhamun”, thanks to Hollywood, and the declaration of the Egyptologists who discovered it as fraudsters. However, today it is the most popular attraction in Egypt, adored by tourists.
Mount Moses
And this is the main attraction of Sinai. In accordance with the Old Testament, the Jews are convinced that the elder of their family, the prophet Moses, received the Tablets on this mountain in which God gave his commandments to humanity.
Today there is a belief that whoever climbs this mountain at sunrise and asks for mercy from God will receive remission of all sins from him. There you can also visit the monastery of St. Catherine, which has existed since Byzantine times.
Sights of Italy
The Colosseum is the most famous amphitheater Ancient Rome, well preserved to this day. He was saved even in the Middle Ages, when everything non-Christian was considered the offspring of Satan. Its construction began at the very beginning of the new era, after the death of Nero and the accession of Emperor Flavius to the throne.
For several centuries, the Colosseum served as a place for gladiators to fight among themselves and with wild animals. And today this is favorite place for tourists from all over the world. Roman city authorities benefit greatly from their love of the history of the Eternal City.
The main attraction of Pisa is its tower or bell tower, which has been believed to be falling for many centuries. It began to be built in the 12th century, and it immediately began to tilt. And the construction was completed a century later, when the tower had an inclination of about 2 degrees. She later tilted up to 5 degrees and was leveled several times.
Today the Leaning Tower of Pisa is the hallmark of its city. You can go inside and climb the stairs to the top floor. But under no circumstances should you touch the bells, take anything out of the tower, etc.
The Sistine Chapel
This famous temple located in Rome in the Vatican. It is in the Sistine Chapel that you can see Michelangelo’s fresco “The Last Judgment,” for which tourists and art lovers go there. There you can also see other unique, priceless frescoes and stained glass windows of the Renaissance.
This chapel was built in the 15th century, during the era of weakening dominion of the Church. But even today, six centuries later, it is an extremely important place for catholic church, because It is in the Sistine Chapel that the election of the Pope takes place.
Sights of Greece
This palace is located in Crete in the city of Heraklion. It was built during the time of the most ancient Greek civilization - the Minoans, about 2.5 thousand years BC. The capital of this civilization was the island of Crete, and the reigning dynasties lived in the Palace of Knossos.
This is a truly unique palace, included in all textbooks on the history and culture of human civilization. Here you can get acquainted with the famous frescoes of bullfighting and plunge into the ancient world of Europe, which existed long before antiquity and the Hellenes.
This fortress is located on the island of the same name and is famous for being the center of the famous knightly order of the Hospitallers, expelled from Palestine in the 13th century. It is less interesting to Russians, but causes incredible excitement among tourists from Western Europe, interested in the crusades of the Early Middle Ages.
The fortress has unusually powerful walls and towers; a palace was built inside it, which today has become a museum of the history of this knightly order. One day is not enough to walk around the entire fortress and see all its sights. But everything you see will certainly leave a lasting impression.
Sights of Israel
Wall of Tears
Perhaps the most famous landmarks in the world in Jerusalem are the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The Western Wall is a surviving part of Judaism's Second Temple, which was destroyed by the Romans back in 70 AD. This is a sacred relic for all Jews, which they conquered from Muslims after many wars.
Today a representative of any religion or an atheist can come here. The Jews near the Wall pray, and the rest leave notes with wishes addressed to their gods. They say that this is the easiest way to reach heaven.
Sights of the United Arab Emirates
Perhaps this is the most luxurious mosque in the world, it is located in Abu Dhabi. The mosque is interesting because not only a Muslim can enter it, but also any other person who professes any religion and does not profess any. It is also very popular among tourists.
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, like almost all self-respecting landmarks in the world, has something unique and gigantic: it has the largest chandeliers, the largest carpet and the largest dome in the world. It is not only a religious but also a popular tourist center in the UAE.
Al-Fahidi
This is the famous fort, inside of which the Dubai Fort is located. National Museum. The museum houses many historical and cultural artifacts from the entire federation of emirates. And in the dungeons of the fort you can find a huge amount of ultra-modern technology, with the help of which you can interactively study the history of the Emirates.
This is how antiquity and advanced modernity are combined in Al-Fahidi, which tourists always really like. Therefore, this fort is one of the most popular and interesting attractions in the country.
Sights of Kazakhstan
Khan Shatyr
This huge shopping and Entertainment Center- a symbol of the Kazakh capital Astana and one of the main attractions of the city. This ultra-modern complex was put into operation in 2010 and today is considered the largest tent in the world.
This interesting architectural structure looks like an ancient tent 150 meters high. Having entered Khan Shatyr, you can indulge in entertainment and shopping for the whole day, forgetting about the time of day. Buyers and tourists can enjoy cinemas, restaurants, a water park, swimming pools, gyms, etc.
Sights of Jordan
Before you is not just an amazing attraction, but a real wonder of the world: an ancient city built in the rocks, which was mentioned in the Old Testament. It was in Petra that Moses performed one of his miracles: he drew water from a stone. Actually, Petra in Greek means “stone.”
The city appeared here in the 3rd millennium BC, as the capital of the ancient Arab nomads. Petra later voluntarily joined the Roman Empire, and its rock-cut architecture began to resemble that of Ancient Rome. Truly an amazing and unique place.
Sights of Cambodia
The famous Bayon Temple is located in Siem Reap. According to legend, it was erected in the 12th century. Historians believe that in ancient times local priests and noble people settled around this temple. It is famous for its magnificent bas-reliefs and complex system galleries.
The Bayon Temple has about 200 bas-reliefs of identical faces, which, depending on the time of day and lighting, can look good, neutral or evil. Truly this is an amazing temple that invites its visitors to remember the Eastern philosophy of perception of life.
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Even the most avid traveler can always find unexplored places, countries and cultures, because our planet is so diverse. Rice terraces, waterfalls and clear ponds - we have collected for you 30 attractions that everyone should see at least once!
Pamukkale, Türkiye
A natural site in the Turkish province of Denizli represents 17 geothermal springs that look extraordinary! Dazzling white terraces included World Heritage UNESCO. And besides, they are open for swimming.
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Rice terraces, China
The most famous rice terraces China's Longji Rice Terraces are called "Dragon Ridge" due to their unusual shape. They are located near Guilin County and rise 300-1100 meters above the sea. This place takes on its most spectacular appearance in the spring, when the blue sky and sun are reflected in the water.
Photo: mybirdie.ca 3 Temples of Bagan, Myanmar
Ancient city Bagan in the state of Myanmar today is an archaeological zone with pagodas, temples and monasteries. The most famous and beautiful of them are the Buddhist temple of Damayanji and Ananda. Once I saw this old City, you will remember it forever.
Photo: hotels-myanmar.com 4 Monasteries of Meteora, Greece
The largest complex of monasteries in Greece is striking primarily for its location: it is located on the tops of cliffs reaching a height of 600 meters. The monasteries are a unique attraction, because they were built in 950-970, when there were no roads or equipment and all materials were raised to the rocks by hand.
Photo: lovethesepics.com Salt Flat of Uyuni, Bolivia
dry lake in the southern desert plain the Altiplano is the largest salt flat in the world. The mirror surface of Uyuni reflects the clouds, which creates an incredible sight!
Photo: hofmag.com 6 Hitachi National Park, Japan
In the park of the Japanese city of Hitatinaka you can admire the beauty of nature at any time of the year, because there are plants that bloom every season.
Photo: yokotatravel.com 7 Ad Deir and Al Khazneh, Jordan
The temples in the city of Petra in Jordan are unique attractions. Back in the 1st century AD. they were completely carved out of rocks.
Photo: owegoo.com 8 Machu Picchu, Peru
“The City Among the Clouds” is considered one of the most mysterious sights in the world, located on the top of a mountain range at an altitude of 2450 meters above sea level. It is believed that the city was created as a sacred mountain refuge by the Inca ruler Pachacutec. It was home to 1,200 people, all of whom mysteriously disappeared from the city in the middle of the 16th century.
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Cave in Algarve, Portugal
Situated on a beach in Portugal's Algarve region, this cave's perforated vault creates amazing view. Especially when the sun's rays pass through them.
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Lencois Maranhenses National Park in Brazil
National Park in the Brazilian state of Maranhao is famous for its sand dunes. It takes on a particularly enchanting appearance during the rainy season, when lagoons form between the dunes.
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Moraine Lake, Canada
Glacial Lake is located in Banff National Park at an altitude of 1885 meters. It is completely filled only from mid to late June, fed by the glacier. At this time, the rocky bottom of the lake creates an amazing reflection on the surface.
Photo: wallpaperfolder.com 12 Son Doong Cave, Vietnam
In the Vietnamese province of Quang Binh there is the largest cave in the world - Son Doong. It is assumed that its total volume is 38.5 million square meters. There is a river flowing in the cave, and there is also grass and trees.
Photo: thethaovanhoa.vn 13 Tulip fields, Netherlands
Flower fields in the Netherlands occupy vast areas, which is why they look so fabulous. The largest number of tulips bloom from early April to mid-May - it is at this time that you can see an incredible riot of colors!
Photo: kartunlucu.com 14 Mount Roraima, South America
Table Mountain Roraima is located at the junction of Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana. Its main feature is that a large cloud constantly hovers over the mountain.
Photo: feel-planet.com 15 Cave of Crystals, Mexico
At a depth of 300 meters under the city of Naica in Mexico there is a cave of crystals. The largest crystal found here reached a height of 11 meters and had a width of 4 meters. You can stay inside the cave for no longer than 20 minutes, since the temperature in it can rise to 60 degrees.
Photo: tourism-spot.com 16 Colored rocks of Zhangye Danxia, China
In the Chinese province of Gansu, the Zhangye Danxia National Geopark is located, the main attraction of which is the colored rocks. Formed by deposits of sandstone and other minerals, they reach a height of several hundred meters.
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Sea of Stars, Maldives
Thanks to the bioluminescence of millions of living organisms, the beaches on Maldivian island The Vaadu seem to be covered in stars. The spectacle is simply incredible!
Photo: thousandwonders.net 18 Antelope Canyon, USA
Located in northern Arizona, this canyon gets its name from its incredible coloration, reminiscent of the skin of an antelope. The sunlight breaking through the rocks adds special magic to this place.
Photo: planetden.com 19 Fingal's Cave, UK
The rock-cut cave is located on the Scottish island of Staffa. Its walls are vertical basalt columns up to 20 meters high. The entrance to the cave is too narrow for boats, so you can only get into it on foot along the edge above the water.
Photo: ml.southlive.in 20 Bamboo forest, Japan
The amazingly beautiful natural landmark Sagano Bamboo Forest is located near Kyoto. It is a picturesque alley of tall trees which look very impressive.
Photo: bonappetour.com 21 Spotted Lake, Canada
Spotted Lake near Osoyoos is also called Kliuk. Its water is rich in various minerals and has the highest concentration of magnesium sulfate in the world. Due to this, in the summer, during evaporation, spots of various shapes and colors form on the surface of the lake.
Photo: ppcorn.com 22 Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina
One of the most famous tourist sites in Argentina is the Perito Moreno glacier, located in national park Los Glaciares. It has an area of 250 square kilometers.
Photo: en.wikipedia.org 23 Iguazu Falls, South America
The complex of 270 waterfalls is located on the border of Brazil and Argentina and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. They are the most visited attraction South America, where up to 2 million visitors come annually.
Photo: tedytravel.com 24 Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland
The amazing landmark was formed as a result of an ancient volcanic eruption near Bushmills in Northern Ireland.
Photo: iexplore.com 25 Flathead Lake, USA
Largest lake in the USA is located west of the Mississippi River and is famous for its incredibly clear water. Despite the fact that at first glance it seems shallow, in some places the depth of Flathead Lake reaches 113 meters.
Photo: tumblr.com 26 Pongur Falls, Vietnam
The waterfall in the vicinity of the city of Dalat reaches a height of 40 meters and is 100 meters wide. It is considered one of the main attractions of Vietnam - and no wonder, because its beauty is amazing!
Photo: reddit.com 27 Great Barrier Reef, Australia
The world's largest coral reef stretches 2.5 thousand kilometers along the northeastern coast of Australia. It is the largest in the world natural object formed from living organisms. Moreover, it can be seen from space.
Photo: alterra.cc Guijiang River, China
The river in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is one of the most picturesque in China. Transparent water and surrounding nature create a simply amazing atmosphere!
Photo: toonts.com 29 Devils Tower Monolith, USA
The natural monument Devils Tower is located in the state of Wyoming and is a monolith of volcanic origin 386 meters high. It is believed that its age is from 195 to 225 million years.
Photo: npca.org 30 Troll Tongue, Norway
A stone ledge on the Skjeggedal rock, near the Norwegian city of Odda, has a similar name due to its unusual shape: it looks like a large tongue. But in fact, this is a fallen piece of rock, frozen horizontally on its edge.
Photo: earthtrekkers.com There are quite a large number of famous places on our planet that fascinate with their beauty. What are the most famous places peace? The list of these places will be discussed in detail below.
The first to be mentioned is the famous Eiffel Tower. It justifiably takes first place in the list of the most popular places in the world. The Eiffel Tower is an outstanding architectural part of Paris, one of the most famous symbols of the city. It is impossible to imagine Paris without this attraction.
Its height is 300 m. The Eiffel Tower has already attracted more than 200 million guests and is the most visited attraction in the world. It is the most frequently photographed subject in France. This structure is a subject of curiosity and admiration for millions of people.
To climb this beautiful structure, you can use the elevator or stairs. From the height of the tower you can see a wonderful panorama of Paris.
She is a symbol of China. The Great Wall of China is a great ancient Chinese military structure, a true miracle in the history of world architecture. She looks like a giant dragon. This landmark is more than 2000 years old. Some parts of it have disappeared, others remain in the form of ruins. Part of the wall has passed the test over the years; great dynasties ruled the country under it.
This famous structure remains the most fascinating historical monument in the world. This is all due to the grandeur of the architecture and historical significance. The Great Wall of China is considered the greatest miracle that was achieved by the people of China. Every year more than 10 million travelers from all over the world come to see this attraction.
There are different ways to look at the Great Wall of China. Some people want to look at famous objects, enjoy the panorama, do beautiful photo, walk along the wall, take the cable car. Others want to study parts of the wall that have disappeared, unreconstructed or abandoned. But this route is not very safe.
The Great Wall of China is the greatest phenomenon in the field of engineering, one of the most famous monuments of human civilization. In 1987, this attraction was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the largest defensive structure.
Indian Taj Mahal
This is a very significant monument to India, which was erected in the name of love and devotion to a woman of extraordinary beauty. This famous landmark has no parallel in grandeur. The Taj Mahal is a reflection of the wealth of the era. This structure, made of white marble, was the last gift of the Mongol Emperor Shah Jahan to his wife Mumtaz Mahal.
The emperor was ordered to find the best craftsmen. The Taj Mahal is included in the list of the 7 most majestic monuments on the planet. It is decorated with gold and semi-precious stones. It is one of the favorite subjects for photography. The Taj Mahal is the jewel of Muslim culture in India. He was an inspiration for many poets and artists.
There is a beautiful garden around the Taj Mahal. The garden is considered the personification of heaven on Earth.
Famous Pyramids of Giza
This is an ancient tourist attraction. It is also considered a symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization.
The largest of the pyramids is the Great Pyramid. There are 2.3 million stone blocks in it. Great Pyramid considered the only surviving miracle Ancient World. In our time, this is the most massive building erected in the entire history of mankind 4500 years ago. The largest of the pyramids is considered to be Khufu. It contains 2.3 million stone blocks. The average weight is 2.5 tons, the maximum is 15 tons. They adjoin each other so tightly that no mortar was used during construction.
This pyramid took about 20 years to build. Based on this, a new block was installed every 5 minutes. The Great Sphinx has the body of a lion and the head of a man. It is considered the largest monolithic statue in the world. Its length is 73.5 m, width - 6 m, height of the statue - 20.2 m.
The Sphinx is the most interesting monument Ancient Egypt. The reason for the construction of such a large sculpture is unknown. There is a version that the Sphinx protected 2 great pyramids (Cheops and Khafre).
The pyramids are the most recognizable symbols of Egypt, as well as the center of the country's tourism. Every day from 6 to 10 thousand travelers come to see these attractions.
Roman Coliseum
It is the legendary amphitheater of Rome. In the Colosseum, people doomed to death fought and died in order to entertain the free citizens of Rome. 80 inputs and outputs were read in the structure. The capacity of the Colosseum is about 50,000 spectators. Modern sports buildings don't even have that much capacity. This testifies to its greatness 2000 years after its construction. This is a famous and at the same time mournful monument to the Roman power of the emperors and its cruelty. Inside, behind close-knit rows of arches and columns, the Romans for centuries coolly watched the murder of tens of thousands of condemned criminals, captured warriors, slaves, animals. Almost 2000 years later, it still attracts great interest from visitors.
After the reconstruction carried out 5 years ago, the underground tunnels in which in ancient times the chained gladiators waited to enter the arena were opened for viewing for the first time.
For those who are planning to travel and don’t know where to go in search of lifelong experiences, we suggest visiting the following attractions, starting with Egyptian pyramids and ending with medieval castles.
Egypt. This ancient civilization has the largest cultural treasury in the world. For hundreds of centuries, this magnificent country has been attracting tourists from all over the globe. Of course, the most notable cultural monuments are the Ancient Pyramids, the Sphinx of Giza, the Valley of the Pharaohs, the Cairo Museum, the Abu Simbel Temples, the village of Saqqara, Luxor and Karnak. By visiting these famous places, you will certainly plunge into the history of Ancient Egypt and get a lot of unforgettable impressions.
An immortalized ancient capital, the territory of which is simply overflowing with architectural monuments of stunning beauty. Buildings from the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque can be seen here from everywhere. However, no trip to Rome is complete without visiting the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Parthenon, Circus Maximus, Arch of Constantine, Trevi Fountain and at least one of the capital's pizzerias.
The ancient Nabataean capital was built around 100 BC. and was the place where the ancient most important trade routes passed, which brought great income to the capital. Some of the most attractive attractions of the ancient capital are the Theater and the Monastery, but the most incredible is the so-called “El Khazneh”, from which the word “Treasury” is now derived. At first, its use was a mystery, until archaeological excavations did not reveal this secret, and it turned out that “El Khazneh” served as a grave, presumably for the royal family.
The Taj Mahal is also one of the most extraordinary monuments of world architecture, and the history of its origin was also extraordinary. The Taj Mahal was built from 1632 to 1653 by the ruler Shah Jahan and served him as a mausoleum and monument in honor of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal was built by 20 thousand workers. Its walls, ceilings and floors are made of marble, and are also decorated with various types of precious stones, brought from India and Asia.
The Parthenon is one of the most outstanding and beautiful characters architectural art, which arose during the birth of democracy. It was built by the Athenian politician Pericles in the mid-5th century. BC. as a temple in the province in honor of the goddess Athena. Most of the sculpture was taken out and is now in the British Museum, the Louvre and other famous museums, despite the fact that the Greek government is making attempts to return the architectural monument to its historical homeland.
Machu Picchu, also known as the “lost city of the Incas,” is the most impressive archaeological find from life ancient empire. The city arose back in 1462 AD. and was abandoned only 100 years ago, having survived the attacks and robberies of the Spanish conquerors. American historian Hiram Bingham discovered Machu Picchu in 1911. The ancient city has a peculiar structure: it is the Temple of the Sun, rising in the west, the Temple of the Three Windows in the eastern part and the Intihuatana stone, which served as an astronomical clock or calendar and was also called “the place where the sun is tied.”
Being one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Chinese Wall is an impressive engineering structure from the 5th century BC. It was used as a fort that protected the Chinese Empire from enemy attacks.
This is the most famous temple in Cambodia, as well as one of the most beautiful on the entire globe. It was first built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II as his residence. Angkor Wat tells us about the history of the ancient capital of the Kmers. This is a unique historical value, oriented to the West.
There are many theories about the true purpose of this historical monument Neolithic era. Some scientists suggest that Stonehenge was used as astronomical observatory or a place for religious ceremonies. Many even believe that this unique and mysterious structure, which appeared more than 3000 BC, has magical powers. There are a lot of theories about this, but what definitely lies in the power of these falling stones is that for hundreds of years this historical find has been attracting tourists from all over the world.
10. European castles.
The territory of Europe is dotted with thousands of castles from the Middle Ages and Baroque era. They remind us of fairy tales about beautiful princesses and brave knights. They were built not only as protection, but also as residences of feudal lords and kings, thereby demonstrating the status and wealth of the owners. The most impressive and beautiful castles in the world are Versailles in Paris, Neschwanstein in Germany, Blarney in Ireland, Sintre Palace in Portugal, Topkapi in Turkey, Prague Castle in the Czech Republic and Leeds Castle in London.
