Both the old and the new 7 wonders of the world, which represent cultural heritage and have significant historical value, should be visited at least once in the lifetime of every tourist. Every wonder takes pride in its individuality, and this is what draws tourists from all over the world. Even if the bulk of the old marvels are now nothing more than ruins, travellers may still experience the beauty of the new wonders of the world with thrilling international vacation packages. Look at this!
1. HANGING GARDEN OF BABYLON
Even though there are currently Babylonian ruins in the Iraqi city of Al-Hillah, the presence of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon is still a mystery. The Hanging Gardens, which did not actually hang, are thought to have been constructed by King Nebuchadnezzar for his wife Amytis sometime around 600 BC.
2. THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
The Great Wall of China, one of the biggest man-made structures ever constructed, is a huge fortress visible from space. Walking through or ascending the wall's steep steps is a strenuous endeavour given the 4,000 miles of fortifications that it is made of.
3. THE COLOSEUM, ITALY,ROME
The enormous oval gladiator arena known as the Colosseum is located in the heart of Rome. The greatest amphitheatre ever created took eight years, from AD72 to AD80, to build out of sand and stone. 80,000 spectators could fit within the enormous structure, organised in a circle around the main stage.
4. CHRIST THE REDEEMER, BRAZIL
On the summit of Mount Corcovado, the totemic statue of Christ the Redeemer watches over Rio de Janeiro. This monument, which stands 30 metres tall, is a well-known symbol of Brazil. Paul Landowski, a Polish-French sculptor, created this enormous public work of art in the 1920s, and Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa and French engineer Albert Caquot finished it in 1931.
5. PETRA, JORDAN
Petra is a Greek name meaning Rock. Established in 312 BC, Petra is one of the world's oldest cities that flaunts every bit of rich heritage. Once the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom, this ancient city in Jordan is dotted with more than 1000 tombs. No wonder this lost city is known as the Rose City because of the beautifully carved temples with pink sandstone
6. MACHU PICCHU , PERU
Machu Picchu is a remarkable citadel that was found high in the Andes mountains above the Peruvian Sacred Valley. It is a lost treasure from the 15th century. Surprisingly, it is one of the few pre-Columbian ruins that has been found almost entirely intact, with remains of residences, agricultural terraces, plazas, and temples.
7. CHICHEN ITZA, MEXICO
Chichen Itza, a famous Mayan metropolis constructed between the ninth and the twelfth centuries, is located deep within the Mexican state of Yucatán. The city, which was built by the pre-Columbian Mayan tribe Itzá, has a number of monuments and temples.
