10 Stunning World Wonders You Probably Didn’t Know

In the world there are many beautiful wonders that people want to see once in their life, but not every place you have ever heard and known. Enchanted Well in Chapada National Park, Brazil: Poco Encantado or Enchanted Well is a giant swimming pool with a depth of about 41 meters with blue water. Therefore, visitors can see the ancient rocks and tree trunks at the bottom of the lake. The most beautiful and impressive image here is when the sun shines through the small slits forming magical blue light on the water. Wisteria Tunnel in Japan: If you want to go to a wonderland like in fairy tales, then the Wisteria Tunnel in the grounds of Kawachi Fuji Garden is a perfect choice

. This tunnel is filled with purple pea flowers with different colors such as white, purple, pink, and blue creating a splendid and dreamy space. The ideal time to visit is spring, during the Purple Pea Flower Festival. Red Sea in Panjin City, China: Contrary to its name, this is not really a beach It is called the Red Sea because this vast area is covered with a type of red seaweed called Sueda.



This type of seaweed usually grows and grows rapidly in the spring, by summer they are still green and only turn red typically in the fall. Therefore, if you want to admire this beautiful Red beach, visitors should come in the period from September to November. Tunnel of Love in Ukraine: Made up of bushes near the town of Klevan, Ukraine, this 2.8km long road was originally only for trains passing through. The wonderful and poetic spectacle of "Tunnel of Love" becomes an endless source of inspiration for photographers and couples. People also tell each other that if couples hold hands on this road, they will be together forever. Therefore, it attracts a large number of customers each year, especially couples who come here to wish their love story will be sustainable forever Celsus Library, Turkey: The Celsus Library is an ancient Roman architectural masterpiece located in Ephesus, Turkey.



This library was built around 100 - 110 AD by Gaius Iulius Aquila dedicated to his father, governor Tiberius Iulius Celsus Polemaeanus. This place holds 12,000 valuable books. The library is also considered a temple when just below the entrance to its main door is the tomb of the heroes. The ancient city of Bagan, Myanmar: Asia has countless beautiful landscapes that make up this continent, and Bagan city in Myanmar is one of them. This is an ancient city that had more than 10,000 Buddhist temples and pagodas in its heyday, of which more than 2,000 temples still exist to this day. Visitors will be engaged in a hot air balloon tour to admire the panoramic view of the ancient city and the wonderful temples from above. Meteora Monastery, Greece: True to its name, "hanging stone" or "hanging in the sky", Meteora has six monasteries built on top of sandstone pillars protruding from trees, craggy and danger in the sky, creating a breathtaking landscape. Located in Thessaly, Greece, it is one of the largest and most famous monastic complexes in the world.



Meteora was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage in 1988 and became an attractive destination for tourists to visit. Torun town, Poland: This old town is one of the beautiful tourist destinations of Poland. It is famous for being the birthplace of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. It was built in a medieval architectural style, all of which were built of bricks. From the church, town hall to small areas of the city there is a strange charm that makes Torun a favorite spot for tourists around the world. Tower of Hercules, Spain: Like the Alexandrian lighthouse in Egypt, Hercules Tower is considered the lighthouse of the ancient Roman world that is still in use today. Located in the northwestern region of Spain, this 2000 year old architecture is considered a National Heritage Site of Spain, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Banaue terraced fields, Philippines: After thousands of years of cultivation and "hewn" feats, Filipinos have created a beautiful natural masterpiece like Banaue terraces.



Built 2000 years ago by hand alone, Banaue is hailed as "the eighth wonder of the world" by man. The terraces are built in the shape of the mountains here, bringing a perfect harmony between nature and human hands. Today, it is still used to grow rice and crops, and many tourists come here every year to admire its magnificent beauty..

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