The earth is filled with surprising ancient history and the beauty of nature. We all must explore the world to know about them. However, there are tons of palaces and sites hard to decide, which sites are worth visiting. Today, we are going to see the top 10 Best places people must visit once in their lifetime. You can put them on your travel bucket list as well, in case if you have not been to one of these places before.
- ANGKOR WAT, CAMBODIA
If you are heading to southeast Asia, then you definitely should consider visiting the ancient temple of Angkor Wat. This Cambodian Landmark is a largest religious monument and has been severed as both A Hindu and Buddhist temple. This enormous Buddhist temple was constructed in the 12th century. Angkor Wat has been voted by lonely Planets as the highly recommended place to visit in the world. When you are planning to visit this place, be sure to have half a day to explore. For those of you who want to experience a magical view, come to Angkor Wat before dawn to watch the sunrise over the temple silhouette. Many visitors don’t notice how vast the archaeological site of this temple is.
- GIZA PYRAMID COMPLEX, EGYPT
This ancient Pyramid is also known as the Giza Necropolis, these were constructed during the Fourth Density of the old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt. The pyramid complex is situated in the Libyan desert. The Pyramid’s wonderful structure and design are awe-inspiring to behold and captivate people from all around the world. Every year 14.7 million visitors come to see this beautiful and symmetrical structure. There are so many things that are unknown, but we do know that these huge Tombs were built by thousands of laborers with less technology.
- THE LOUVRE, FRANCE
The Louvre is the largest and one of the most visited museums in the world. The museum has been holding more than 35,000 works of art and ranging from the ancient to the modern arts, there’s something for every art history buff here. To avoid the notoriously long queue to enter the museum, you can take an underground Cohoes Louvre entrance that is less popular. Since the museum collections are vast, it would be great to visit a bit beforehand by choosing which artwork you want to prioritize, including making time to see the extraordinary and mysterious painting Monalisa. And don’t forget to visit Eiffel Tower while you are in Paris.
- THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA, CHINA
When you see these ancient walls, you are going to ask yourself who built them and how. This Surprising wall has a very long history, span over 2,300 years. Though, its first sections date as far as the 7th century BC. Ming sections of the great wall have fallen down over the past years due to natural damage and human activities. However, cumulative length still measures out around 13,000 miles. The most renowned and well-known sections of the wall were developed during the Ming Dynasty, is situated near the city of Beijing. It doesn’t matter which area of the walls, You will explore, expect a physically rigorous experience with lots of stairs
- THE GRAND CANYON, UNITED STATES
The Grand Canyon is a great example of arid-land erosion in the world. This world heritage site encompasses 1,218,375 acres, it’s closely impossible to capture the whole view in a single photo. The Grand Canyon is good for a day trip from nearby Las Vegas or a multi-day excursion for the more adventurous. Since it has a steep slope, you won’t have easy hikes into the canyon. If you are planning to hike to the bottom, then prepare yourself to stay there as the National Park Service strongly discourses anybody who is wondering to the trek in one day. The South Rim and the North Rim Have great trails for astounding sights, so don’t forget to visit the transept trail and the north and south Kaibab trails.
- THE COLOSSEUM, ITALY
A trip to Rome would be incomplete without exploring the Colosseum. This majestic piece of history was constructed in 70-80 AD by Roman emperors as an Amphitheater and entertainment place. Try to avoid the massive queue by booking the online ticket. If you want to save a few Euros, then visit on the first Sunday of the month when admission is free. Also, do not skip a trip to the City of Water called Venice, seeing the city of canals view is once a lifetime experience. It is a three- and half-hour train ride from Rome.
- TAJ MAHAL, INDIA
One of the most significant Mughal Empire architectural marvels called Taj Mahal was commissioned in 1632 by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz. Taj Mahal is also known as the seven wonders of the world. This ancient architecture is standing in Agra and is considered to be one of the most romantic structures in the world because of a tragic love story behind its construction. Stay at a hotel nearby this Mumtaz Mahal to see the sun rising over the Taj Mahal dome.
- MACHU PICCHU, PERU
The Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is a symbol of the Incan Empire constructed around 1450AD. The place was one of history’s best-kept secrets during their invasion and colonial rule of Peru, the Spanish Conquistadors never visited the ancient city. In 1911, explorer Hiram Bingham iii arrived at the site and published its existence for the very first time. Machi is still unknown about this mysterious ruin, but many historians believed that it was originally a royal place. You can explore the place via train or if you are feeling daring, then take a multi-day hike through Andes Mountains.
- GREAT BARRIER REEF, AUSTRALIA
With 2,2900 induvial reefs and 900 islands stretching, the Great Barrier Reef is the biggest coral reef made by living organisms, is situated northeastern coast of Australia in the Queensland region. It is one of those places you must explore, whether you love to play in the water or want to see seven wonderlands. The two most famous sections to explore are the Cairns reef and Ribbon Reefs. The best way to enjoy the majesty of the reef is by snorkeling or scuba diving.
- THE PARTHENON, GREECE
The Parthenon was built in 447 BC, when the Athenian Empire was ruling Greece, as a tribute to the Goddess Athena. The Parthenon is one of the few surviving building of Classical Greece – that is still standing. The former temple is situated on the Acropolis an elevated historical site that comprises many ancient ruins. Take a tour with the Tour guild or even an audio guide for exploring the Acropolis, because you will get the most out of your visit if understand the history behind what are you seeing. This popular site, meaning if you want to avoid the crowds, try to visit early morning or before the sunset.