From the beginning of the world there have been wonderful things. From ancient times till today people have been making a list of these wonderful things. We all know the historical wonders of Babylon's hanging gardens, the temple of Artemis, the statue of the Greek god Zeus at Olympia, the lighthouse of Alexandria, the Great Pyramid, and so on. These lists were published in ancient times. It is said that Herodotus, the father of history, and Callimacos, the sage, made the list. But adequate evidence was not found. Then in 2007 (07.08.08) a new list of Seven Wonders was published. The new list is subject to a vote of more than 100 million people. Voting began in 2000 with about 200 monuments, and the results were announced on July 7, 2006 in Lisbon. Let's take a look at who got a place in the Seven Wonders in this new list in detail:

1. The Great wall of China:

In 220 BC, Qin Shi Huang, and in 138-1844, the Ming Dynasty made great strides in erecting the Great Wall. The Great Wall of China was built with the aim of integrating security forces into a single defense system and keeping the Mongol tribes away from China by preventing them from invading. Its length is 21,196 km. It is the largest man-made wall.

2. Christ the Redeemer Statue:

Located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1931, this statue is the second wonder of the world. The 130-foot-tall statue was designed by Hittor da Silva Costa and cost about 250,000 to build. Most of this money is raised through donations.

3. Machu Picchu

Until 1911, it was unknown to the world. Archaeologist Hiram Bingham presented it to the world. It is located in the Inca city of Peru. This place can be reached by train, bus, helicopter or on foot. 4.Chichen Itza On the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, the ruins of the Mayan civilization, specimens of their way of life, such as clothing, honey, specimens of slaves, and salt, dating to 800 to 1200 BC, are found. It is the oldest, ruined observatory.

4. Chichen Itza:

On the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, the ruins of the Mayan civilization, specimens of their way of life, such as clothing, honey, specimens of slaves, and salt, dating to 800 to 1200 BC, are found. It is the oldest, ruined observatory.

5. The Roman Colosseum:

The Colosseum is the oldest surviving monument in Rome. It originated in the 70AC to 80AC.It can accommodate around 50,000 visitors in a circular structure that can be seen live, including animal hunting, executions, and war preparations. Although it suffered a lot after the earthquake and the rock robberies, a part of it is now open to tourists.

6. Taj Mahal:

We all know the history of the Taj Mahal. It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan from 1632 to 1648. It is considered to be the most wonderfully perfect specimen made by Muslims.

7. Petra

In 1945, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was the capital of Nabetena, the fourth empire of King Aritas of Petra. The stone carvings include incredible statues, a 4,000-seat amphitheater and the El-Dei Monastery.

Honorary Status:

Among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, only the Great Pyramid (Honorary Status, Giza Necopolis, Egypt) has been honored.