9 Impressive World Architecture Terraces

From the ancient stone staircase in Sri Lanka to the modern masterpiece of the Vatican museum, these architectural works are both challenging and breathtaking.
9 impressive world architecture terraces
1. Sigiriya's Lion's Rock, Sri Lanka: This is an ancient stone fortress located in Dambulla. This relic was built on a giant rocky mountain nearly 200 meters high, equivalent to 1,200 climbing steps. It is also known as the eighth wonder of the world and belongs to the "Cultural Golden Triangle" in Sri Lanka

. This site is also one of the World Heritage Sites preserved and preserved by UNESCO. Photo: Dreamstime.
2 Spanish Steps, Italy: As one of the most beautiful terraces in the world, the Spanish Steps is built on a steep hill to connect the Trinità dei Monti church with the Spagna square below.



Although it consists of only 135 steps, the elegant beauty of this place has been favored in many movies, most notably the 1953 classic - Roman Holiday. Sitting on the stairs and enjoying the Gelato ice cream has become an experience not to be missed for all visitors to Rome. Photo: Maskim.
3. Canyon Staircase, Ecuador: Although only 80 meters high, this is still considered one of the most spectacular works in the world with its winding structure along the majestic Paílón del Diabl waterfall. Photo: Getty.
4 Chand Baori, India: Originally a water storage building, this place has become an architectural wonder with 3,500 steps of symmetrical structure, covering 3 sides of the well, leading to the bottom.



The well is square in shape, the deeper it gets, the narrower it becomes, creating a space like an upside down Egyptian pyramid. Photo: Linka.
5. Batu Caves, Malaysia: The special thing that makes Batu Caves attractive to visitors is the massive and sophisticated sculptures such as 272 staircases, welcome gates to the temple or the decorations all by hand. talent created by the Indian sculptors. With vibrant colors and eye-catching, these steps become impressive "check-in" spots that no one wants to miss. Photo: Andrzej.
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16th Avenue, USA: Visitors here can not help admiring the giant brick painting located on the main 163 steps. In the evening, the stairs are transformed into a shimmer show, thanks to the tile painting with its reflective glossy surface. The work is a community project implemented by KZ Tile Brick Company with the help of more than 300 people in the area. Photo: Lilystan, mrpugtravels.
7. Momo staircase, Vatican: This spiral staircase belongs to the Vatican museum and was designed by Italian architect Giuseppe Momo in 1932. This is a modern version drawn by inspiration from a double spiral design that has from the 16th century, bearing the name Bramante. Photo: Ashot.




8.El Peñón de Guatapé, Colombia: The 200-meter monolithic rock worshiped by the Indians of Tahami has 740 steps. This surreal staircase was built along the rock to lead visitors to a three-story observation tower at the top. Photo: Shutterstock.
9. The Inca Staircase, Peru: With 100 stairs and more than 3,000 steps, this place challenges those who have the courage to conquer the Moon Temple and admire the breathtaking landscape of the ruins of Machu Picchu. The stone steps are slippery, dangerous and only a few sections have pedestrian chains. However, the landscape really deserves the adventure.



Photo: Powerofforever.
According to Thu Ha / Zing news
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