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7. Chichen Itza, Mexico Called "The City of Sorcerers", this site is an ancient Mayan city of Mexico, abandoned several times, but rich in the cultural imprint of the different peoples who inhabited it. This city was probably the main religious center of Yucatán, and remains today one of the most important and visited archaeological sites in the world. Chichen Itza was one of the largest Mayan centers on the Yucatan Peninsula. Throughout its history (which extends for almost a thousand years), the city was embellished by the contribution of its different peoples. Several buildings of this civilization still exist, including the Temple of Warriors, El Castillo and the circular observatory known as El Caracol, although most of the site has fallen into ruin over the centuries by various invasions, looting or abandonments. 6. The statue of Chris the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro Located in Rio, this wonder was erected in 1931, on the occasion of the centenary of the inde...

So This is your First Time Going To Greece! Don't Worry We Will Prepare You To Know Everything  About it, Starting from Check Liste until How To Slepp at Night. So Follow These Tips Bellow And Enjoy: Checklist * Check your passport is valid for at least six months past your arrival date * build reservations for accommodation and travel, particularly in season * Check airline baggage restrictions, including for regional flights * Inform the credit-/debit-card company of your travel plans * Organise travel insurance * Check if you’ll be able to use your mobile (cell) phone What to Pack * Waterproof money belt * Credit and debit cards * Driving license * Phrasebook * Diving qualifications * Phone charger * Power adapter * Lock/padlock * Lightweight raincoat * Seasickness remedies * Mosquito repellent * Swimwear, snorkel, and fins * Clothes pegs and laundry line * Earplugs↚ Top Tips for Your Trip * If at all attainable, visit ...

The Acropolis Regal on its hilltop, the elegant Acropolis remains the quintessential landmark of Western civilization. Explore it early in the morning or soak up the view from a dinnertime terrace; no matter how you experience the Acropolis, you will be mesmerized by its beauty, history and sheer size. Beyond the Parthenon, you can find quieter spots such as the exquisite Temple of Athena Nike and the Theatre of Dionysos. Nearby, the Acropolis Museum showcases the surviving treasures of the Acropolis. Meteora Magnificent Meteora will leave you speechless. Soaring pillars of rock jut heavenward, a handful complete with monasteries perched on their summits. Built as early as the 14th century, these were home to hermit monks fleeing persecution. The rope ladders that when enabled the monks to achieve the highest have long been replaced by steps etched into the rock, and six of the 24 monasteries remain open to resident monks and visitors alike. Today this spectacular stone for...