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There are so many list on the internet that state things like...

New 7 wonders of the world.
7 natural wonders of the world.
A list of 100 wonders of the world.
7 wonders of the ancient world.

What I want you to do is create a list of wonderful places in the world that you have visited and tell me what makes them wonderful.

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7 Wonders of the World | GK for kids | General Knowledge for Kids | The openbook

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Wonder: to be filled with admiration, amazement, or awe; marvel

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My wonders of the world are the St. Louis Arch, The Napoli Coastline, Disney World, Yosemite National Park, and the Rocky Mountains.

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This is one of my wonders because the design is very unique and different. It is truly one of a kind. It is really neat to be up in the arch and see the people below. It is a cool experience that I have remembered since I was a kiddo.

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This is one of my wonders of the world. I went here on vacation with my grandparents on my senior trip. This is in Hawaii and it was the picture does not do it justice. This was simply amazing.
PS I actually took this picture

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Rocky Mountains & Yosemite National Park

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Rocky Mountains & Yosemite National Park

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Yosemite National Park and the Rocky Mountains are wonder to me because of the beauty of the two places. I was able to drive though both of these on a road trip to California. The Rocky Mountains were incredible. We could see them from miles away upon miles away towering in the horizon. They were stunning especially with the snow capped mountains.Yosemite National Park was a natural wonder for me simply because I love nature. I got to see a variety of plants and animals. It was truly amazing to see 20 or so deer out grazing in a field.

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The Seven Wonders of the World demonstrate humanity's most impressive creations such as the Taj Mahal and the statue of Christ the Redeemer. In the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, ancient masterpieces such as the Temple of Artemis and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon are remembered. However, the Seven Wonders of the Natural World are proof - if needed at all- that Mother Nature is just as talented an architect. Compiled by CNN and Seven Natural Wonders in 1997, this list spans all 7 continents and includes some of the greatest heights of the earth and depths of the oceans, some lesser-known sites, and some well-known features that you may have already visited yourself. While the locations of the world's most breathtaking wonders are often disputed, these seven locations are generally agreed upon as being among the best natural sights anywhere in the world.

The Grand Canyon

Situated in Arizona in the USA, the 277-mile long Grand Canyon is truly awe-inspiring. The canyon, which measures up to a mile deep and some 18 miles wide at its broadest, was formed over time by the unstoppable course of the Colorado River. Scientists estimate that the river first carved out its path more than 17 million years ago. In recent years, increased safety measures have prevented visitors from approaching the edge of the canyon. Still, the Grand Canyon site continues to be a popular tourist destination. A distant glimpse of this powerful and majestic canyon is enough to give memories of a lifetime.

Parícutin

One of the lesser-known entries on this list, Parícutin is just as impressive as many more well-known landmarks. It is an example of a near-perfect cinder cone volcano located in Michoacán, Mexico. One thing sets Parícutin apart from the many others of its kind around the world. Modern scientists were able to observe and document every stage of its lifespan - from creation to extinction - as it happened. Throughout the 1940s and 1950s, visiting experts and residents of the region were able to witness the volcano growing from a fissure in a cornfield to a mountainous height of 1,391 ft. After erupting for 19 years, the volcano went quiet in 1952. It is not expected to erupt again.

Northern Lights

Seen in both the polar regions of the planet, this dazzling light show is aptly referred to as the Northern (or Southern) Lights. Unlike most of the entries on this list, you can view an aurora from many different locations around the world. The higher the latitude, the more likely you are to see them. The Northern Lights effect is brought on by charged cosmic particles entering and interacting with the Earth's atmosphere. It causes vivid colors to be painted across the night sky.

For centuries, humans have speculated endlessly about the cause of this night-time display of colors. References to the lights have been found in texts from Ancient Greece, stories from Norse Mythology, and sources from Medieval England.

Victoria Falls

As the Zambezi River crosses the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, its waters descend 355 feet to form the astonishing Victoria Falls. The waterfall was named in 1855 by Scottish explorer David Livingstone after Queen Victoria, the then reigning English monarch. The indigenous name Mosi-oa-Tunya or "The Smoke that Thunders" is still in use locally. In 2013, the government of Zimbabwe announced plans to officially rename the falls as such. Victoria Falls is not the highest or the broadest waterfall on the planet, but upon considering both attributes, it qualifies as the largest.

Harbor of Rio de Janeiro

Guanabara Bay is a 19-mile stretch of land to the east of Rio de Janeiro, the second-largest city in Brazil. More than 100 islands are situated around the bay, including the car-free Paquetá Island, and Villegagnon Island, the site of the Brazilian Naval School.

In the past, the bay hosted a vibrant and diverse ecosystem. In recent decades, however, the perils of urbanization have wreaked havoc on this once-beautiful environment. Thankfully, legislation put in place ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio stipulates a requirement for the country's government to reinvigorate attempts to return the bay to its former glory. While there are doubts as to whether these plans will be executed as expected, locals and ecologists around the world remain hopeful that it is not too late to save this particular wonder

Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is also a natural wonder of our planet. You need to see it to believe it. It features nearly 3,000 individual reefs and almost 1,000 islands stretching for over 1,400 miles, While the Great Wall of China is often mistakenly described as being visible from space, astronauts and satellites have managed to capture images of the Barrier Reef.

The reef is a globally recognized landmark of Australia and a point of pride for Australians around the globe. It is made of billions of minuscule organisms called coral polyps. Lots of work is done each year to ensure that the delicate ecosystem of the reef is preserved for future generations. Central to this effort is the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, a protective designation established in 1975 meant to protect the reef and the species within it.

Mount Everest

Last, but certainly not least, is the world's highest point. Known as Sagarmāthā in Nepal, and Chomolungma in Tibet, Mount Everest is one of the most iconic natural features of the globe. At 29,029 feet tall, it is ranked first amongst mountains for both elevation and prominence.

The first recorded attempts to scale Everest were made in the 1920s by British mountaineers. However, it would take more than three decades until Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and New Zealander Edmund Hilary managed to reach the summit in 1953.

Today, climbing Everest is no longer quite the unassailable goal that it once was. However, those looking forward to doing so still have to be in peak physical condition and take great risks in undergoing the venture. Climbing the mountain remains one of the greatest feats of man, and is a hugely popular challenge for anyone looking to test their mettle.

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The Seven Wonders of the World demonstrate humanity's most impressive creations such as the Taj Mahal and the statue of Christ the Redeemer. In the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, ancient masterpieces such as the Temple of Artemis and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon are remembered.

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7 wonders of the ancient world according to national Geographic

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7 wonders of the ancient world according to national Geographic

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More than 2,000 years ago, travelers would write about incredible sights they had seen on their journeys. Over time, seven of those places made history as the "wonders of the ancient world." Check them out here.

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More than 2,000 years ago, travelers would write about incredible sights they had seen on their journeys. Over time, seven of those places made history as the "wonders of the ancient world." Check them out here.

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Here is a list of the current seven man-made wonders of the world. These seven wonders were announced as the results to a poll held by the Canadian/Swiss Bernard Weber in Zurich, Switzerland. Bernard is a member of the New7Wonders Foundation which is regulated by the Swiss Federal Foundation Authority. Below are the seven wonders as they currently stand.

I have organised them below in alphabetical order; they are not and do not get ranked. All wonders are of equal merit.

Chichen Itza

Located in Yukatan, Mexico.

Remains of the Mayan civilization who lived around 600 - 900 AD.

The site is made of hundreds of paved roads and dozens of stone buildings.

Several of the buildings have been restored.

The stone buildings have a large variety of archaeological styles, indicating that the city may have had the most diverse Mayan population in the world.

The site covers an area of at least 5 sq. km.

Colosseum

Located in the center of Rome, Italy.

It is an elliptical amphitheater and is the largest ever built in the Roman empire.

Construction started in 72 AD and was completed in 80 AD.

When opened it could seat 50,000 people.

It hosted gladiatorial contests and public spectacles such as mock sea battles, animal hunts, executions, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on classical mythology.

The majority of damage that has happened to the Colosseum is from earthquakes, however some is due to stone robbers.

Machu Picchu

Located in the mountain range of the Urubamba Valley in Peru, 70 km northwest of Cuzco, the former capital of the Inca civilization.

It rests over 8,000 feet above sea level.

Believed to have been made in the 15th century. It was then rediscovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911.

When Bingham rediscovered it, the jungle had literally swallowed it up, hence the nickname, the lost city.

Some of the building blocks weigh up to 50 tonnes.

Despite the weight, the blocks are precisely slotted together with such precision that the mortarless joints will not even permit the insertion of a thin knife blade.

The Honorary Candidate

The Great Pyramid is considered a classic wonder, so when the Egyptian government heard that it would have to compete with modern man-made objects such as the Sydney Opera House (even though it didn't make the cut), a compromise was met and it was named as the honorary candidate after the seven (relatively) modern wonders of the world.

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The Current 7 Man-Made Wonders of the World

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Here is a list of the current seven man-made wonders of the world. These seven wonders were announced as the results to a poll held by the Canadian/Swiss Bernard Weber in Zurich, Switzerland. Bernard is a member of the New7Wonders Foundation which is regulated by the Swiss Federal Foundation Authority.

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Going to Disney World as a child will leave you with this amazing sense of wonder. For the first time ever I got to see my favorite TV character come to life. Disney World should be able to fill every child with a sense of awe and wonder.

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Now, what are the wonders of your world?

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Now, what are the wonders of your world?