Great Wall of China

Giant walls of the Great Wall of China or the Chinese (Traditional Tionghoa: 长城; Tionghoa Simple: 长城; pinyin: Chángchéng), also known in China as the Great Wall Along the 10,000 Li ¹ (万里长城; 万里长城; Wanli Chángchéng) is the longest building ever made by humans, is located in the People's Republic of China.

Great Wall of China was announced as one of the new seven wonders of the world. In addition to solid and attractive, the walls turned out to function as a cemetery. Loh? It is said that thousands of workers who died in the making of the wall are also buried in the building. The world's longest wall was built over the centuries, even until the 5th dynasty. Naturally, thousands of people died in the making of the wall.

To make this giant wall, it could take hundreds of years at the time of the emperor. Initially, it is estimated Qin Shi-huang who started building the wall, but according to the research literature, history and records, the wall has been built up before the Qin Dynasty, built exactly the first time in the Age of Warring States. Emperor Qin Shi-huang continue development and strengthening the walls that had been built earlier.

After the death of Qin Shi-huang, making this wall had stopped and only resumed in the Sui Dynasty, the last resumed again at the time of the Ming Dynasty. Great Wall forms we now see is the result of development of the Sun earlier era. The inside walls of soil mixed with bricks and rocks. The top is made the main road for China cavalry.

Great Wall of China is considered as one of the Seven Wonders of the World . In 1987, this building was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site.In 2004, approximately 2 / 3 eng part of the Great Wall has been destroyed by the weather, developers and tourism. If you visit this wall, you will find the nearest designated as tourism. Today, tourists can walk with ease in various parts of the Great Wall, even though they are still advised to be careful in treading the Great Wall of China is due to the age and condition of parts of different wall. This is necessary to ensure the safety of tourists.
Before your visit to the Great Wall of China, try to read the following tips:
* The weather and the season is one of the important things to consider. Pick the right time to visit the Great Wall of China. According to experience, if the air is too hot in summer, it is not advisable to travel up the Great Wall of China. Travel will be very tiring for you in this season.
* Be careful when walking or climbed the Great Wall in China. Some specific parts received less attention to treatment that could be dangerous if not walk carefully.

Traveling alone or together with group travel, travel to the Great Wall of China is one of the tourist attractions that you have to put in the list of activities when you visit China

Colosseum

The Colosseum is a relic of a large theater / Amphitheater which is one of the "Seven Medieval Wonders of the World." Located in the State Capital of Italy, Rome, called the original "Flavian Amphitheater", founded by King Vespasian and completed by his son Titus.

About the year of manufacture until now there are differences in beliefs. Some say that the Colosseum was made in the year 79 BC, there is also the opinion that was made between the years AD 70-82. But, most archaeologists believe that the Colosseum was made in the year 70-82 AD Origin of the Colosseum's name comes from a 130 foot tall statue or 40 m called Colossus. The Colosseum is set to accommodate 50,000 spectators.

The Colosseum is the city tourism icon roma, italy.
To visit the Colosseum, tourists are usually subject to tariff 12 Euro (1 Euro around USD 14 thousand). Colosseum is open for visitors at about 10:00 local time until 16:30 o'clock.
Colloseum is one crowded place to visit. Besides the unique and magnificent, the location easy to reach by subway lines and buses in the city of Rome. In the courtyard outside the Colosseum crowded packed with souvenir sellers.


The Colosseum is the venue, as used by the gladiators, who witnessed the emperor in ancient Roman times. The Colosseum was designed to accommodate 50,000 spectators who now has fallen on some walls.

EiffelTower

Built in the framework of the World Exposition last week and the celebration of the French Revolution, the tower with the flag flying at its peak was inaugurated on March 31, 1889. Despite the criticism and strong protests from residents of Paris and intellectuals during the construction, steel frame is a symbol of Paris and attracted more than 6 million visitors each year.

stand tall in a beautiful park in the middle of the City of Paris, France. All people fall in love after seeing the most famous towers in this romantic city.

The Eiffel Tower is a major tourist destination in Paris. Each year, more than 6 million tourists visit the tower. High Tower and the Champs de Mars park vast and beautiful, where tourists who do not want to come to this place.Eiffel can be achieved closest Metro subway station with Bier Judge or RER regional train station Champs de Mars and of course the bus tour.

With 324 meters high, straight Eiffel welcomes tourists who are coming out of the train station. 300 meters on foot does not feel like seeing the Eiffel tower closer. Since morning, the tourists have flooded the Eiffel.at night eiffel tower is so beautiful, because it seemed the twinkling lights that very interesting.
is a loss for us if it had never visited the most beautiful towers in the world.

Borobudur Park

Who does not know Candi Borobudur? This Buddhist temple has 1460 relief panels and 504 Buddha effigies in the complex. Millions of people longing to visit the buildings included in this World Wonder Heritages. Not surprisingly, since architecturally and functionally, as a place of worship, Borobudur is attractive. Borobudur was built by King Samaratungga, one of the kings of Old Mataram Kingdom, Sailendra descendants. Based on Kayumwungan inscription, an Indonesian named Hudaya Kandahjaya revealed that Borobudur is a place of worship which was completed May 26 824, nearly a hundred years since the early days was built. The name of Borobudur itself according to some people means a mountain having terraces (budhara), while the other says that Borobudur means monastery on the high places. Borobudur-shaped building berundak punden consists of 10 levels. Height 42 meters before being renovated and 34.5 meters after the renovation because the lowest level was used as a drag. Six lowest level and square in the upper three floors and a circular highest level of Buddhist stupa facing to the west. Each level represents the stage of human life. In accordance with of Buddha Mahayana, anyone who wants to reach the level of Buddha must go through each of those life stages. The base of Borobudur, called Kamadhatu, symbolizing human beings that are still bound by lust. Four levels mentioned above represents Rupadhatu humans who have set themselves free from lust but still tied to appearance and shape. At these levels, a statue of Buddha placed in open space. Meanwhile, three levels above where the Buddhist stupa placed in the holes is called Arupadhatu, symbolizing human beings that have been freed from lust, appearance, and shape. The top part is called Arupa symbolizes nirvana, where Buddha is residing. Each terrace has beautiful relief panels showing how skillful. Relief that will be read by coherently when you walk in a clockwise direction (toward the left of the entrance of the temple). The relief panels tell the legendary story of Ramayana. In addition, there are relief panels describing the condition of society at that time. For example, relief of farmers' activity reflecting the advance of agriculture system and relief of sailing boat representing the advance of the time the cruise was centered in Bergotta (Semarang). All relief panels in Borobudur temple reflect the teachings of the Buddha. Hence, this temple functions as educating the media for people who want to learn Buddhism. YogYES invites you to walk through each narrow passage in Borobudur in order to understand the philosophy of Buddhism. Atisha, a Buddhist from India in the 10th century, had visited the temple that was built 3 centuries before Angkor Wat in Cambodia and 4 centuries before the Grand Cathedrals in Europe. Thanks to visiting Borobudur and having Buddhist manuscripts from Serlingpa (King of Sriwijaya), Atisha was able to develop Buddhism. He became head of Vikramasila monastery and taught Tibetans of practicing Dharma. Six scripts from any Serlingpa reduced to a core doctrine called "The Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment" or better known by the name Bodhipathapradipa. One of the questions are as yet unresolved about Borobudur is how the condition around the temple was built and why the temple was found in a buried state. Some say Borobudur initially stood surrounded by a swamp and buried because of the eruption of Merapi. Essentially Calcutta inscription reads 'Amawa' means sea of milk. The word is then interpreted as Merapi lava. Some other says that Borobudur buried in the cold lava of Merapi. With all the grandeur and mystery that is, only natural that many people from all enter the world penjru Borobudur as a place to visit in his life. Besides enjoying the temple, you can walk around to the villages around Borobudur, such as Karanganyar and Wanurejo to see people making craft activity. You also can go to the top watu Kendil to view the panorama from the top of Borobudur. Wait what? No need to worry earthquake May 27, 2006, because of Borobudur is not affected at all. for more information visit: http://www.borobudurpark.co.id/en-index.html