Perched high in the Andes, Machu Picchu is a mysterious Inca city that astonishes tourists with its magnificent terraces, temples, and panoramic views of the mountains.
The elaborate stone sculptures and temple ruins of Angkor Wat, the biggest religious monument in the world, offer a window into the splendor of the Khmer Empire.
A eerily preserved snapshot of ancient Roman life, with buildings, objects, and frescoes trapped in time, may be seen among the ruins of Pompeii, which are buried beneath volcanic ash.
A wonder of ancient engineering, this rose-red city carved into sandstone cliffs has magnificent tombs and temples that transport tourists back to the Nabataean monarchy.
Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its famous pyramids and elaborate carvings that showcase the mathematical prowess and profound spirituality of the prehistoric Mayan culture.
The Colosseum is a testament to Roman architectural mastery; its enormous arena and soaring arches harken back to the opulence of bygone eras of gladiatorial combat.
The enormous stone circle at Stonehenge is shrouded in mystery and has baffled historians for years. Visitors are in awe of its historic astronomical and cultural significance.