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Location: Egypt | Era: c. 2584–2561 BC
The sole survivor of the Seven Ancient Wonders, this colossal tomb for Pharaoh Khufu is a testament to ancient engineering, its perfect alignment and sheer scale still baffling experts.
Did You Know? It remained the tallest man-made structure for over 3,800 years!
Image: Pixabay, Author: Undefinable
Location: China | Era: 7th century BC - 17th century AD
A series of fortifications stretching thousands of miles, built to protect Chinese states and empires against raids and invasions. A monumental defense project.
Did You Know? It's not a single continuous wall but a collection of many sections built over centuries.
Image: Pixabay, Author: lecreusois
Location: Jordan | Era: c. 312 BC
The "Rose City," a stunning ancient city carved into sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans. Its intricate facades and water systems are marvels of ingenuity.
Did You Know? Petra was "lost" to the Western world for centuries until its rediscovery in 1812.
Image: Pixabay, Author: Walkerssk
Location: Brazil | Era: Completed 1931
This colossal Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ overlooks Rio de Janeiro from Corcovado Mountain, an iconic symbol of peace and Brazilian Christianity.
Did You Know? The statue is frequently struck by lightning but is rarely damaged due to its lightning rods.
Image: Pixabay, Author: RosanaZKF
Location: Peru | Era: c. 1450 AD
An ancient Inca citadel set high in the Andes Mountains. Its sophisticated dry-stone walls, astronomical alignments, and breathtaking views are legendary.
Did You Know? Its exact former use remains a mystery, theories range from a royal estate to a sacred religious site.
Image: Pixabay, Author: agustinpr
Location: Mexico | Era: c. 600–1200 AD
A large pre-Columbian city built by the Maya people. Its El Castillo pyramid displays astronomical precision, particularly during the equinoxes.
Did You Know? During equinoxes, a shadow resembling a serpent slithers down the steps of El Castillo.
Image: Pixabay, Author: pedrosalva
Location: Italy | Era: Completed 80 AD
An oval amphitheater in the center of Rome, the largest ever built. It hosted gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, and mock sea battles.
Did You Know? The Colosseum could hold an estimated 50,000 to 80,000 spectators!
Image: Pixabay, Author: Horst申し訳ありません
Location: India | Era: Completed c. 1653 AD
An immense ivory-white marble mausoleum, universally admired as a jewel of Muslim art in India and a symbol of enduring love from Emperor Shah Jahan to his wife.
Did You Know? The color of the Taj Mahal appears to change depending on the time of day and whether there's moonlight.
Image: Pixabay, Author: StockSnap
Curator: Chronos
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