I'm thinking to make a list for Iran but what do you think about your country?

 Same as Exarchus except, I'll favour the louvre over the Euro tunnel and Versaille over Cathedral of Reims.

 Versaille

 If anyone was seaching for proof that their was no such thing as the dark age here is one.

I would have to say that the Hoover Dam would be number 2. It is an amazing dam

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7 wonders of Greece in random order and...personal preference....

1) Parthenon

2) Zeus Temple on Sounion

3) White Tower in Salonica

4) Knossos in Crete

5)Atreus Tomb in Mycenae

6) Delphi

7) Hellenic Parliament " Vouli ton Ellinon"

• Great Wall of China
• Qin shi-Haung's Terracotta Warriors
• Mt. Everest (not exatcally a part of China)
• Hall of Supreme Harmony
• Temple of Heaven
•  Dun Huang Caves
• Silk Road
  

 We forget this one. THe Lascaux caves, a preserve and complete example of prehistoric art.

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1) Rila monastery - founded by Ivan Rilski in around 900 BC

2) Madara horseman - it's made on vertical rock, on 23m height. It is in natural size

3) Rock monasteries - this is one of them

4) Tarnovo - the Great capital of  the Second Bulgarian empire

5) The Belogradchik fortress

6) The covered bridge at Lovec

7) Architectural sanctuary of Bojenci, Koprivshtica...

Bojenci

Koprivshtica

These are my favorite 7 in Portugal. I could't find any pictures that pleased me, so here are the names, in portuguese, and you can google them yourselfs.

1- Convento de Cristo/Templar Castle in Tomar.

2- University of Coimbra.

3- Palacio da Pena, in Sintra.

4- Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.

5- Torre de Belém.

6- Almeida.

7- Sé Velha de Coimbra.

Originally posted by Gubook Janggoon Originally posted by King Chulalongkorn Fascinating, that's one of the business wonders in my country...

It's not the cityscape or the sign that's the wonder, it's the fact the Tollway doesn't have a traffic jam. Positively a miracle. (Oh yeah, no smog either, practically a weeping madonna)

For Spain I'd say (in no specific order)

#1 ALHAMBRA (Granada)

#2 Cathedral of Santiago (Santiago de Compostela)

#3 Acueducto of Segovia (Segovia)

#4 Cathedral of Sagrada Familia (Barcelona)

#5 Great Mosque of Cordoba (Córdoba)

#6 El Escorial Monastery (El Escorial, Madrid)

#7 Cathedral os Burgos (Burgos)

7 Korean wonders:

Bool gook sa

Located in Seorabiol, old name for the capital of Shilla, it was designed according to "Buddha's paradise".  I'm not a buddhist enough to tell you the specifics, but the ornaments and the arrangements of the flower means something deep.

Chang Deok Goong

During Imjin war (Hideyoshi's war), the king fled North, and the angry civilians burned the palace down.  After the war, the king returned to see his palace burnt down.  So he had to stay here - Chang Deok Goong, until it was rebuild some time later.

Seok Gool Am

Created under the orders of the Queen of Shilla (her name is Seon Duck Queen), carpenter Kim Desung constructed the grotto from751 to 774.   Every scientific principle known in that era was put into practice, including architecture, mathematical principles, religious principles, art, name it.  The grotto is inside a temple called Seokbulsa Temple, which means the temple of stone buddha.  The buddha you see in the middle is surrounded by 39 of his apostles, saints, kings, etc.  Another trivial fact: exactly at 12:00 am, the light is supposed to enter the temple, and it shines the diamond piece in the forehead of the stone buddha.

Hwa Sung

The fort that guarded the southern portion of seoul.  It was build using a lever created by a genious by the name Seok YakYong in 1794~1789. 

Heinsa JangGyongPanJeon (a.k.a. 80,000 printing blocks)

This collection of around 80,000 printing blocks were made by Buddhist prists during the Koryo period during Mongolic Invasions.  Again, using architectural, mathematical, religious, and other elements known of the time, the buddhists made it so that the blocks were preserved, even till this day.

Goildol (dolemen)

Since there's like 30,000 dolemen in Korea, I thought it would be nice to mention something about them...they are from the caveman era.

Jang Goon Chong

Basically it's a stone burial mound....but nobody truly knows who it belongs to.  It's pelicular shaping particularly interests me...the pyramid like shape.

Since there are too many wonders in Spain, I think I'll post 7 alternatives

#1b Roman theater of Merida (Merida)

#2b Cathedral of Seville (Sevilla)

#3b Avila City Wall (Ávila)

#4b Alcazar of Segovia (Segovia)

#5b Palacio Real (Madrid)

#6b Cathedral of Salamanca (Salamanca)

#7b Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao)

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Hahahahha!!!

I struggle to put small pictures to not to spoil the eye-candy

For Turkey:

1-)Cappadoccia(Nevþehir,Middle Anatolia)

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2-)Pamukkale

3-)Istanbul;with the Maiden's Tower,Hagia Sophia,Sultanahmet Mosque,The Basilica Cistern,the Galata Tower,The Grand Bazaar,Topkapi and Dolmabahçe Palaces and the Bosphorus

Sultanahmet Mosque                        the Hagia Sophia      

                                              Topkapi     Palace

4-)Ishak Pasa Palace(Agri,Estern Anatolia)

5-)Sumela Monastery(Trabzon,Eastern Black Sea)

6-)The Local Houses of Safranbolu(NorthWest of Turkey,Black Sea region)

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7-)The  God Statues in Nemrut Mountain

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Apart from these,in meditterenean and Aegean region there are lots of Ancient city ruins and buildings,but I put Istanbul instead of one of them.

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                                  7 of Cambodia

angkor wat

bayon

banteay srei

ta phrom

bakong

angkor thom

ta keo

Macedonia

1. Makedonium in Krusevo

2. Millenium Cross on the top of mountain Vodno near Skopje

3. The woodcarving in Monastery St. Jovan Bigorski

4. Church St. Kliment Ohridski aka Plaosnik in Ohrid

5. Kameni Most (Stone Bridge) on the river Vardar in Skopje

6. Church St. Jovan Kaneo on the Lake Ohrid

7. Elenski Most (Deers Bridge) on the river Radika

8. Megalithic Observatory Kokino

''6-)The Local Houses of Safranbolu(NorthWest of Turkey,Black Sea region)''

they are nice but not that special

INDIA

1}TAJ MAHAL {AGRA}

INDIA

2}LOTUS TEMPLE {NEW DELHI}

INDIA

3}AJANTA ELLORA CAVES {MAHARASHTRA}

INDIA

4} KOHINOOR DIAMOND {BRITISH

QUEEN'S CROWN}

Italy:

1 The Colosseo (Rome)

2 The cathedral of Milan

3 The royal palace in Caserta

4 Uffizi Galley (Florence)

5 Campo dei Miracoli (Miracles' field, Pisa)

6 Rialto bridge (Venice)

7 Prato della valle (Padova). The second largest square in Europe after the red square in Moscow.

INDIA

5}BUDDHA [hussein sagar lake-hyderabad]