Monthly Archives: March 2009

As mentioned in my previous post, USA Today, a popular newspaper created their own list of the new seven wonders of the world. They added one more though, the eighth wonder chosen by the viewers. Here is the list: 1. … Continue reading →

The USA Today has it’s own version of the New Seven Wonders. According to Wikipedia, in November 2006 the American national newspaper USA Today in conjunction with the American television show Good Morning America revealed a list of New Seven … Continue reading →

I can say that this one is my favorite among the new seven wonders of the world – Taj Mahal. Located in India. I don’t know why but just by looking at it’s photo makes me feel peaceful, not to … Continue reading →

* Grabbed from Wikipedia. You might seen this from movies because this one is quite popular. The Roman Coliseum is located in Rome, Italy. A bit of trivia from Wikipedia… The Colosseum or Roman Coliseum, originally the Flavian Amphitheatre , … Continue reading →

Haven’t heard of this until today. Based on a writeup from www.mnsu.edu, The sacred city of the Itza, called Chichen-Itza (chee-chehn eet-sah) in Maya, is located 75 miles east of Merida, the Capital of the State of Yucatan, Mexico. This … Continue reading →

* Grabbed from Wikipedia. Based on the photo and name of this one, it looks pretty interesting. What is it exactly? Wikipedia described it as… A pre-Columbian Inca site located 2,430 metres (8,000 ft) above sea level[1]. It is situated … Continue reading →

* Grabbed from Wikipedia. I have seen this wonderful statue all over the TV, internet, newspapers, and more. This is pretty popular and every time I see this, I would still be amazed on how this was made! Christ the … Continue reading →

* Grabbed from Wikipedia. Absolutely stunning right? This is the first time I saw Petra. One of the (new) seven wonders of the world. A little bit of history from Wikipedia. The History of Petra begins with the Kites and … Continue reading →