7 WONDERS

Everything you should know about the 7 wonders of the world

7 Ancient Wonders

7 Medeivel Wonders

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The Empire State Building

The Itaipu Dam

The CN Tower

The Panama Canal

The Channel Tunnel

The North Sea Protection

The Golden Gate Bridge

The Stonehenge

The Colosseum

The Catacombs

The Great Wall of China

The Porcelain Tower

The Hagia Sophia

The Leaning Tower Of Pisa

The Great Pyramid of Gizza

The Hanging Gardens

The Temple of Artemis

The Statue of Zeus

The Mausoleum

The Colossus of Rhodes

The Pharos of Alexandria

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Forgotten Modern Wonders

The Big Ben

The Eiffel Tower

The Gateway Arch

The Aswan High Dam

Hoover Dam

Mount Rushmore

The Petronas Towers

Forgotten Medeival Wonders

Abu Simbel Temple

Angkor Wat

Taj Mahal

Mont Saint-Michel

The Parthenon

The Shwedagon Pagoda

The Moai Statues

7 Natural Wonders

Mount Everest

The Great Barrier Reef

The Grand Canyon

Victoria Falls

The Rio de Janeiro Harbor

Paricutin Volcano

The Northern Lights

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Spanning more than 2000 km along the northeastern coast of Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is home to thousands of species of plants and animals. The Reef which runs parallel to the Queensland coast has been designated by the Australian Government as a Marine Park.

 

Few can imagine the biological diversity of the great barrier reef. One probably has to realize first that the 2000 km long reef runs predominantly in the North-South direction, therefore spanning a wide range of climates. Rain forests and mountains are predominant in the northern islands, while the southern islands are composed mainly of Coral Cay.

 

Apart from its environmental value, the area offers visitors a variety of activities including scuba diving, snorkeling, water sports, and birdwatching.

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The Great Barrier Reef