Basically, there are many opinions about who should be invited to a wedding. If you live in a village, then there are your own, special rules. You will need to invite almost half of the village to your celebration, if only because it is customary. Now think about the fact that for some people who live in the city, this is completely irrelevant.

Let's say the holiday may not be quite standard. We are talking about the fact that you can not walk the wedding for three days, but only sign in the circle of your closest ones. But, how to choose this circle, how to choose those people who should be at the holiday. Of course, that parents are the main people, they must be invited, you cannot do without them. If the bride or groom has siblings, then they must be mandatory.

For those who believe that the gifts of Nature should not be the only asset of the North, Karelia offers other attractions. For example, the world-famous architectural ensemble museum on the island of Kizhi (pronounced with an accent on the first syllable, although some philologists call the Kizhi version generally accepted). In 1990, UNESCO included the Kizhi Pogost in the list of protected monuments. world heritage. The dominant of the ensemble is the Transfiguration Cathedral, according to legend, it was built without a single nail. The carpenter Nestor, who created this masterpiece of wooden architecture, so that no one would repeat his creation, threw his ax into Onego (as the Karelians call Onega Lake). Later, wooden buildings from other regions of Karelia were transported here, eventually creating architectural complex Karelian wooden architecture. From Petrozavodsk to the island during the navigation season can be reached in 2.5 hours by boat.

Kizhi, Kivach and other sights of Karelia

Standing on the shore of Lake Onega, waiting for the ship, you can watch the gray-green waves beat against the coastal cliffs, whose age geologists estimate at two billion years. Moraines are scattered across the forests of Karelia - brought to these lands from Scandinavia a million years ago, during the great glaciation, and boulders polished by glacier and waves. Geological processes have turned them into the most valuable rocks - the paving stones of Red Square in Moscow are lined with Karelian diabase, most of the stations of the Moscow and St. Petersburg metros are lined with Karelian marble, and the atlantes in the New Hermitage are light gray Serdobol granite. Raspberry-red quartzite, mined near the Karelian village of Shoksha, decorates the halls of the Hermitage, buildings in Moscow and even in Paris. And alternative medicine considers shungite mined in Zaonezhye to be truly precious - this stone cures many diseases, purifies water, and protects from the effects of harmful radicals.

How many attractions do you think are located on the territory of the largest country in the world? We think no one will name the exact number, because there are so many amazingly beautiful and unique places in Russia!

This country is rich in both natural and man-made attractions, it will surprise you with historical buildings and cultural traditions. In Russia, you can find both incredibly beautiful wooden churches and picturesque corners created by nature for a pleasant stay.

Of course, most of the tourists begin their acquaintance with Russia from Moscow and St. Petersburg, where the tourist infrastructure is especially well developed. However, today tours are becoming more and more popular, for example, on the lakes of Karelia, on Baikal and Altai.

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Probably the most famous Russian temple, bright and unusual, real business card not only in Moscow, but throughout the country. St. Basil's Cathedral is remarkable not only for its location right on Red Square, but also for its history, architecture, original decoration and a collection of icons and church valuables.

2. Moscow Kremlin and Red Square

The Kremlin is not just an amazing historical building, but also a symbol of Russian power. You can talk about everything that can be seen on the expanses of Red Square and the Kremlin for a very long time, this object is still the subject of study by scientists and creates more and more new legends. Of course, visiting Russia and not visiting her heart would be a huge omission!

Every schoolchild knows that Baikal has the deepest depth on the planet. But to say it's just the most deep lake- means not to note the amazing atmosphere and beauty of this place. Be sure to rate the cleanliness blue ice Lake Baikal, its amazingly delicious fish and just take a break from the bustle of the city alone with nature.

This valley looks like it was transferred from another planet. This is the most extensive territory with geysers in the world and the only one in all of Eurasia! If you want to see one of the Seven Wonders of Russia, take a helicopter tour, which is conducted according to strict rules and only under the supervision of a guide.

This amazing creation is located on an island on Onega lake and is unique in its kind. The openwork church, built, just imagine, without a single nail, exclusively with an ax, the bell tower, a beautiful fence and the unique color of the Kizhi ensemble leave no one indifferent.

6. Kazan Kremlin

It's not just a historical site. cultural heritage, and a museum-reserve, the only center of Tatar culture and traditions on the planet. The Kazan Kremlin has been perfectly preserved, retaining its unique features and appearance. This Tatar fortress is located in the very center of Kazan, so you definitely won’t pass by.

Built back in the 16th century, the Kremlin in Novgorod surprises with impregnable walls with narrow loopholes, blind towers stretching for several levels, and fortifications. The Cathedral of the Archangel Michael is also located here. Until now, the Kremlin remains cultural and administrative center city, there are two museums and the Center for Contemporary Art.

Of course, the ring is symbolic, uniting eight ancient Russian cities. The Golden Circle trails have become very popular weekend tours, where you can see the most interesting places Suzdal, Vladimir, Rostov the Great and so on. Monasteries, churches, original souvenirs and just beautiful nature will make a trip around the Golden Ring memorable and interesting.

A masterpiece of world architecture, an elegant building that stands on a meadow, in a place where the Nerl River joins the Klyazma. This architectural monument is surely called the most lyrical, unusual and beautiful. The temple, standing alone on the banks of the river, harmoniously blended into the surrounding nature, it seems to be an integral part of it.

The largest Russian museum, which has collected a lot of masterpieces by Russian masters and not only. Starting with a private collection, today the Tretyakov Gallery is known throughout the world and is a federal museum. You can wander through the halls of this gallery for hours, and many paintings deserve a separate story, they are so important for world culture.

11. Hermitage

This St. Petersburg museum magnificently celebrated its 250th anniversary in 2014 and is one of the most extensive collections of artistic masterpieces on the planet. The Hermitage collection contains more than 3 million exhibits, including not only paintings, but also sculptures, numismatics, archaeological artifacts, as well as objects of applied art.

One of the most important, significant opera and ballet theaters on the planet. The Bolshoi Theatre, which not so long ago "survived" a large-scale reconstruction, is located in the center of Moscow and attracts not only theater-goers, but also those who would just like to get to know its features and magnificent decoration. We warn you that it will not be easy to get tickets for the premiere at the Bolshoi Theater, and their price may unpleasantly surprise the provincials.

Luxurious, truly royal residence near St. Petersburg, was founded by Peter the Great, is known for its parks and fountains, magnificent decoration Grand Palace and pavilions. The system of cascades and fountains of Peterhof is the largest in the world! Moreover, all the fountains are decorated in the same style, with numerous sculptures.

The most famous street Moscow, sung by poets, writers and artists. Now the Arbat is the most touristic street in the capital, closed to cars and famous for its souvenir shops, shops, street musicians and artists. It is nice to sit in a cafe here, just take a walk along the street, which has retained its historical charm.

Mamaev Kurgan during the Great Patriotic War played a very great strategic importance, became a place of bloody battles. Now located here memorial Complex, the most noticeable part of which was the statue "Motherland Calls". The complex has become the most visited in Russia, due to its location it is clearly visible from a distance of tens of kilometers.

The need to build bridges that should connect different parts of Vladivostok scattered along the banks of the Golden Horn has been discussed for more than a hundred years. However, this large-scale project, which changed the face of the city, was only realized in 2012. Now Vladivostok is adorned with two of the largest cable-stayed bridges in the country, and the bridge to Russky Island with the longest span on the planet is included in the Guinness Book of Records.

The Manpupuner Plateau is located in the northern part of the Urals and is famous for its weathering pillars - massive stone statues created by nature. Now it is a reserve, which can be visited only on the basis of a special permit. The height of individual pillars reaches 42 meters; this place was important in the religious beliefs of the Mansi.

This is the pearl of the Urals - ice cave, which is considered the first in beauty of all the gypsum caves on the planet. Today Kungur cave located in the same ancient city, is the only one in the country specially equipped for excursions. You can walk between the frozen "sculptures" of ice and stone, visit the restaurant at the entrance and stay right at the local hotel.

It is noteworthy that the inhabitants of Kamchatka are not afraid of their volcanoes. They are not very active, decorating the landscape with their dark silhouettes. Which of the Kamchatka volcanoes is the most beautiful? You can argue about this for a very long time! Usually called Kronotsky, Koryaksky and Klyuchevsky volcanoes, which have become real symbols of the region, as the highest.

This natural Park located in Yakutia, on the Lena River. Boat tours along the majestic pillars created by nature, simply striking in their size and unusual appearance, are very popular. In general, the complex consists of two separate sections, occupying a total area of ​​about 81,000 hectares.

This is already a landmark, if you can call it the largest hydroelectric power station in the country, created by man. It took a very long time to build the Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP, faced with such difficulties as cracks in the dam. In 2009, a major accident occurred at the station, and it was only possible to restore it in the fall of 2014.

According to legend, after Russian troops took Kazan in the 16th century, the mosque was burned to the ground, and Kul Sharif himself, the warrior and prophet of Muhammad, was killed. However, the outlines of that mosque remained, which simply amazed the conquerors. As a result, Ivan the Terrible repeated them in St. Basil's Cathedral. The mosque in Kazan was rebuilt and opened in 2005 and has now become an ornament of the whole city.

23. Shikhans in Bashkiria

This is the highest rocky massif of the entire Upper Urals, three mountains that appear to be warriors protecting this region - Kush-Tau, Tra-Tau and Yurak-Tau, the three brothers of Shikhan. The fourth mountain was almost completely used in the extraction of raw materials for the plant in Sterlitamak. Shikhany in Bashkiria are known for their wonderful nature and amazing geology - they are from coral reefs, because the Ural Sea once raged here.

The highest mountain in Russia. And if we take into account the fact that there is still no clear border between Europe and Asia, then throughout the European territory. Of course, not everyone can climb its 5642 meters, but the surroundings of Elbrus still enjoy the fame of one of the most beautiful regions of Russia, with its ancient history and special atmosphere.

The Trans-Siberian is the longest railway line in the world. This highway stretches for 9298 kilometers! Almost across the country. The Trans-Siberian Railway connects the European part of Russia with Siberia and the Far Eastern regions, plays a huge role in the history and economy of the country. The construction of the Trans-Siberian began in 1891, so now the authorities intend to reconstruct the line.

Steppes and tundra, semi-deserts and mountains, the purest lakes and amazing caves, fast rivers and alpine meadows. In the Golden Mountains of Altai, cedar forests have been preserved, it is here that the highest mountain of Siberia - Belukha, the Altai pearl - Lake Teletskoye and a lot of other interesting things are located.

Just a few kilometers from the outskirts of Krasnoyarsk is the Stolby nature reserve, which was founded back in 1925. main feature reserve - cliffs that rise above the taiga, surprising with their variety of shapes and colors, as well as sizes - up to 100 meters. The nature of the Stolby reserve is very beautiful and diverse, which attracts tourists.

One of the most inaccessible nature reserves not only in Russia, but throughout the world, is located in the Arctic and is primarily known as favorite place polar bears, the females of which bring their cubs here. In winter, Wrangel Island is very deserted, but in summer, on a polar day, you can come to admire the untouched nature of the Arctic.

It makes no sense to describe the most famous Russian ship. Everyone who studied in a Soviet school is well aware of the song dedicated to him, and the history, and participation in the 1917 revolution. Now it is a museum cruiser, which has now left the "eternal parking" and went to the shipyards for a major overhaul. To the pier northern capital Aurora is due to return in 2016.

Yakutia is the coldest of all inhabited regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Exactly locality Oymyakon was recognized as the coldest place - the temperature here dropped to minus 71.2 degrees! In honor of this, a memorial sign, the so-called "Pole of Cold", was erected. Even at minus 50 degrees locals hear the "whisper of the stars", a noise that is more like wind or falling grains. It actually freezes the person's breath.

We have provided you with a selection of the main historical places in Ukraine, where you definitely need to visit in order to plunge headlong into the past.

1. . This castle existed in the times of Kievan Rus, but then it was made of wood. It was already overlaid with a stone by the Lithuanian princes Koriatovichi. In 1362-1434. the fortress with the fortifications of the city was the main outpost of the Lithuanian, and in 1434-1793. - Polish authorities in Podolia. old fortress consists of 11 towers, which are connected by defensive walls. There are also barracks and a siege well on the territory. Now the Old Fortress is often used as decoration during various festivals and historical reenactments.

2. Bakhchisaray. Is located in Central Crimea on the slope of the Inner Ridge, in the valley of the Churuk-Su River, 30 km southwest of Simferopol. The name translates as "palace in the garden." At one time, the residence of the Girey Khans was located here, who ruled the Crimean Khanate for the entire period of its existence - for 350 years, until 1783.

3. Museum-reserve "The Tale of Igor's Campaign". In the very "heart of the birth of Kievan Rus" - on the right bank of the Desna, 270 km northeast of Kyiv - back in 989, the town of Novgorod-Seversky was founded. In the middle of the 11th century, the city was already a fully formed social organism: with a princely court, temples, trading quarters, houses of artisans, etc. The reserve was established here in 1990. Today, there is also the museum "The Tale of Igor's Campaign", which consists of a restored princely tower, a powerful defensive Transfiguration Monastery (one of the oldest in Ukraine), the Peter and Paul Church, towers, galleries and a dungeon. And on the site of the ancient Russian temple, from which Prince Igor Svyatoslavich went on a campaign to the Polovtsian lands, the Spassky Cathedral of the 12th century was built.

4. Residence of the metropolitans of Bukovina and Dalmatia. It is rightfully considered the main attraction of Chernivtsi. On June 28, 2011, at the 35th session of the UNESCO committee, the residence was included in the World Heritage List. The monument was built on the site of the old episcopal house in 1864-1882, today Chernivtsi is located here National University them. Yuri Fedkovich. The project of this architectural ensemble was carried out by the famous Czech architect, scientist, academician Josef Hlávka. He designed a rather unconventional complex of buildings in the spirit of eclecticism, in which elements of the Byzantine and Romanesque styles predominate. Especially among the premises of the main building, the Synodal Hall is impressive - one of the most beautiful in Europe.

5. Chersonese. IN different times it had various names: in Byzantine times - Kherson, in the Genoese period - Sarsona, in Russian chronicles it was designated as Korsun. Once here, on the Heracleian peninsula of the southwestern coast, there was a policy founded by the ancient Greeks. This city-state was destined for a long life - almost two thousand years. So his story is part of history Ancient Greece, ancient rome and Byzantium. Today, the Kherson settlement is located on the territory of the Gagarinsky district of Sevastopol.

6. Big Livadia Palace. In past - summer residence the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II, today the palace is one of the main attractions of Yalta. The Livadia Palace Complex, apart from the Grand Palace, also includes the retinue building, the palace of the Minister of the Court, the palace church and the Florentine courtyard. Special attention deserves the White Hall of the palace, in which in February 1945 meetings of the Crimean Conference of the heads of government of the USSR, the USA and Great Britain were held.

A finalist in the 2013 Russia 10 competition, the Kolomna Kremlin became the best visual symbol of the country. It was built at the beginning of the 16th century under Tsar Vasily III. Despite the fact that several towers and fragments of walls remained from the powerful fortification, the structure amazes contemporaries with the breadth of the builders' intentions and the perfection of forms.

How to get there:

1. Bus number 460 from the station. m. "Kotelniki", stop "skating center" (1.5-2 hours).
2. Electric train "Moscow-Golutvin" or "Moscow-Ryazan" (departure from Kazansky railway station) to the station "Golutvin". Then tram number 3 or fixed-route taxi No. 10U, 18, stop "Skating Center".

 Moscow region, Kolomna, st. October Revolution, 182

St. Pafnutiev Borovsky Monastery

Russians have a special relationship with one of the most famous and ancient monasteries. For a long time it served as a border outpost and protected the capital from incursions from its western neighbors. Enemies repeatedly destroyed the monastery, but thanks to the generous donations of kings and wealthy citizens, it was revived again. The best architects and icon painters of Russia worked on its construction and arrangement. Pilgrims come here to venerate the relics of St. Pafnuty of Borovsky, which are kept in the Nativity Cathedral.

How to get there: minibus or bus from Balabanovo station to Borovsk (get off at the Roscha stop).

 Borovsk, Kaluga region, Russia

Zaraisk Kremlin

This Kremlin was founded by order of Vasily III in the small village of Novogorodok-on-Osetra. And in 1681, by order of Tsar Fyodor Alekseevich, a stone Nikolsky Cathedral was built in the city. Now there is a museum on the territory of the Kremlin, where you can see collections of paintings, sculptures and graphics from Russia and Western Europe.

How to get there: bus number 330 from the station. m. Vykhino.

 Moscow region, city of Zaraysk

On the territory of the museum-reserve there are more than two hundred monuments and memorable places associated with two Patriotic wars. This is the oldest museum in the world, established in 1839 on the battlefields. Borodino is a particularly valuable object of the cultural heritage of the peoples of Russia. In 2007, the museum received the UNESCO Prize for the Conservation and Management of the Cultural Landscape.

How to get there: train from Belorussky railway station to the Mozhaisk station; from the Mozhaisk railway station - by regular bus to the Borodino stop.

 Moscow region, Mozhaysky district, With. Borodino

Serpukhov Vysotsky Monastery

According to church legends, the founder of the monastery was St. Sergius of Radonezh - he chose a place for its construction and blessed Serpukhov Prince Vladimir Andreevich the Brave for the construction. It happened in 1374. Today Orthodox monastery- a wonderful example of Orthodox church architecture and a center of pilgrimage to the icon "Inexhaustible Chalice".

How to get there: buses No. 3, 8, 20 from the Serpukhov station; fixed-route taxi "Vysotsky monastery".

 Moscow region, Serpukhov

Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery

One of the most beautiful and most ancient Russian monasteries, date of laying - 1398. The founder of the monastery is a student of Sergius of Radonezh monk Savva. The Russian tsars fell in love with the monastery: Ivan the Terrible and Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich repeatedly visited the monastery. For the first persons of the state was built country residence, the temples were painted by the icon painters of the Armory of the Moscow Kremlin. The Zvenigorodsky tract was laid to the monastery, now known as the Rublyovo-Uspenskoe highway (Rublyovka).

How to get there:

1. Electric train from the Belorussky railway station to the station "Zvenigorod", after - bus number 23, 51 to the stop "Monastyr".
2. Bus from st. m. "Kuntsevo" to Zvenigorod, after - bus number 23, 51 to the stop "Monastyr".
3. By car along the Minsk or Novorizhskoye highway.

 Zvenigorod

Trinity Sergius Lavra

For its special spiritual and historical significance, the largest male stauropegial monastery, founded on the site of the settlement of Sergius of Radonezh in 1337, has earned the status of a Lavra. The corresponding imperial decree was signed by Elizaveta Petrovna in 1742. Architectural ensemble The monastery was formed over six centuries and has over sixty buildings. The complex of buildings in 1993 was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

How to get there:

1. Electric train from the Yaroslavsky railway station to the Sergiev Posad station. From the station, walk along Sergievskaya Street to Pancake Hill, which overlooks the Lavra.
2. Bus number 388 from the station. m. "VDNH" to the stop "Sergiev Posad".
3. By car along the Yaroslavl highway until the turn to Sergiev Posad. Driving along the main street, Red Army Avenue, you will come to the Lavra.

 Sergiev Posad, st. 2nd Proletarskaya, 2a

In 1941, near the village of Peremilovo, our troops managed to turn the tide of the war and stop the fascist invaders. A memorial was erected in memory of this battle in Soviet times. Historically significant place attracts big number visitors. From a height, a breathtaking panoramic view opens up of the place where fierce battles for the homeland took place during the war.

The 7 wonders of the world are grandiose, unique and inimitable monuments of sculpture and architecture that have ever been created by man. Is it a human? Looking at them, it is hard to imagine that these are the creations of the hands of people who lived thousands of years ago in a world where high technology had not yet been invented.

Sights of antiquity - 7 wonders of the world

1. Pyramid of Cheops

There is a building in Giza that strikes not with its antiquity: it is more than 3000 years old, but with its height. Until 1311, it was the tallest building on the planet. Its height is 138.75 meters. According to scientists, if we take into account all the factors in the development of technologies of those times, it took more than 20 years to build the pyramid.

If this is a creation of human hands, which scientists are still arguing about, tens of thousands of people were involved in the work on this ancient structure. The height of the pyramid can be compared with the height of a 50-story building. The weight of one stone block from which this miracle was built is 15 tons. It is built on a hill, which again raises a lot of questions. How was it possible to lift 15-ton blocks to a hill?

2. Hanging Gardens of Babylon

These gardens were built for the beautiful Amethys, the wife of King Nebuchadnezzar II, who brought her to Babylon. The depressing landscapes of the desert made the girl sad, because she grew up among high mountains and vast green plains. He ordered the construction of gardens for her, which looked like a pyramid of four tiers and platforms. Reeds, fertile soil were laid on the platforms, and then plants of extraordinary beauty were planted. An ingenious system built into the structure refreshed the plantings with the purest water.

3. Statue of Zeus at Olympia

A golden statue erected in honor of the god Zeus by the famous sculptor Phidias. According to scientists, the gold from which it was created is worth 8 million dollars. This miraculous statue is located in Athens.

4. Temple of Artemis at Ephesus

This huge temple was built in Turkey, in honor of the goddess Artemis. The beauty of this building and its grandiose scale are amazing. It is hard to imagine that this man-made structure was built by ordinary residents of the city of Ephesus. According to legend, Artemis brought happiness to the family and gave children to those who turned to her in prayers.

The temple is built of columns. The height of each is 18 meters. The width of the structure is 52 meters, and the length is 105.

5. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus

This architectural monument was erected by the ruler Mausolus in the 4th century BC. The beauty of the building is worthy of kings, and the grandeur and scale of the building are admired by tourists from all over the world.

6. Colossus of Rhodes

In Greece, you can admire the majestic statue of the sun god - Helios. Rising to a height of 36 meters in the harbor of the city of Rhodes, she "welcomes" the sunrise over the sea, shining in the morning rays of a new day.

7. Lighthouse of Alexandria

The world's first lighthouse, whose height is 30 meters. He became a "pioneer-guide" for the ancient ships that plied the coastal waters. A striking building and monument of art, striking in its grandeur and magnificence.

The world is full of mysteries and wonders. Russia captivates not only with the beauty of white birch trees and the noise of green oak forests. Eat beautiful places in this corner of the planet, which delight and beckon with their unique architecture, reflecting the richness of the Russian soul.

The most famous places in Russia

Main symbol Russia is Red Square. The main symbol of the Russian soul is St. Basil's Cathedral.

Red Square - the main attraction of Russia

Red Square is the heart of Russia, which strikes with grandeur and simplicity, like the Russian soul. Not everyone knows that Red Square got its name because of its color. IN ancient Rus' the word "red" was translated as beautiful. Indeed, Red Square is worthy of admiration. Exactly this famous place in Russia, which every tourist who visits the country considers it his duty to visit.

It was built in the 15th century on top of a hill. It has always been the main place cultural life countries. Since 1918, military parades and demonstrations began to be held on it. Since 1917, it has become the main necropolis of the country. Russian soldiers who died for Soviet power were buried in the Kremlin wall. The mausoleum was erected on the square to the great leader of the proletariat.

St. Basil's Cathedral

It is a symbol of Russia for many inhabitants of the planet. Compared to other temples that took centuries to build, the cathedral was built in 5 years. By decree of Ivan the Terrible, who wanted to perpetuate his victory over Kazan in history, the collection began to be built in 1555. The beauty of the building was perfection in architectural art. In Rus', there was not a single monument that could compete with this majestic cathedral. So that another structure of such beauty would never be built anywhere else, Ivan the Terrible ordered to deprive the chief architect of the cathedral of his sight. So the man who left the most beautiful building in Russia and the world paid for his talent.

Europe is another corner of the earth that delights with the beauty of its sights.

Sights of Europe

Italy. La Scala Theater is the most famous temple of art in Europe. His appearance was already destined by fate. When preparing the site for the construction of the foundation, the builders during the excavations discovered an old fresco, which depicted the face of the famous mime of Ancient Rome - Pylades. It was a good sign for the construction of one of the most beautiful buildings in Europe.

On the occasion of its opening, Salieri specially wrote an opera, which was first performed on stage in 1778. There were no lamps in the hall. It was illuminated by light that reflected off the scenery. This effect created unforgettable impression, enthralling the audience.

To visit Asia is tantamount to jumping from a bird's eye view into the abyss of the ocean. There is something to see here. There is much to admire here.

What are the places to visit in Asia?

Mysterious India is a paradise for lovers architectural monuments. It is not only churches that catch the eye with exotic beauty. The mausoleum of the Taj Mahal is the most beautiful building in the world. It's a symbol eternal love, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in honor of the deceased wife of Mumtaz Mahal. In 1983, UNESCO included it in the list of World Heritage architecture.

The Blue Mosque of Turkey is another attraction worth seeing. It was built for 7 years by believers, in compliance with all the canons of the church. Her blue "arrows" ascend to the sky, causing awe in the soul from beauty and grandeur.

But there is a place in the world that excites the minds of mankind.

The most popular attraction in the world

The ancient and mysterious city of the Incas, over the secrets of which the great minds of the whole world struggle.

Machu Picchu is the city of the most powerful empire in the world, which consisted of only 1200 people. Erected at an altitude of 2057 meters, it became a sacred haven for the "chosen ones" who, for unknown reasons, one day mysteriously disappeared, leaving the city deserted. For 400 years it "rested" in complete desolation, until in 1911 it was found by a scientist from America, Hiram Bingham. 200 temples have survived to this day, causing controversy why such a small number of people needed such a large number of them.
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