The world is full of natural wonders, that's no doubt, but there are also man-made wonders that are worth visiting. For those travelers who'd want to know more about the different man-made attractions in the world, here is the list of man-made wonders to visit in 2017.
Machu Piccu, Peru
According to The Telegraph, Machu Piccu is included in the list of man-made wonders in the world that should be on every traveler's bucket list. This ancient Inca city is one of the most popular archeological sites in the world. What's interesting about this city is that the Spanish conquistadores never really found out about this place.
It was only revealed late in the 20th century and now thousands of tourists are flocking to visit this marvelous man-made wonder. The local tourism authorities try their best to manage the tourists to maintain the beauty of the city.
Moai Of Easter Island
Until this day, the mystery still remains about the history of the monolithic rock figures that resembles a human body found in the Easter Island. However, according to National Geographic, the human statues are the deified spirits of the natives' ancestors.
The statues are carved and made from volcanic materials. Legend has it that the Moai once walked and roamed around the islands.
Park Guell
This beautiful park is a creation of one of the most famous architects in the history of the world, Antoni Gaudi. The park was once owned by Count Eusebi Guell and it was actually a miniature city for the rich and wealthy people. According to the Lonely Planet, Gaudi was the architect in charge but the project wasn't successful and was abandoned.
However, in 1922, the city bought the property and turned it into a park open to the public. Now, it's one of the most beautiful parks in the world and is included in the list of man-made wonders to visit in 2017.
For those travelers who aren't sure about their itinerary, this list of man-made wonders to visit in 2017 might just help. These places are definitely a must-see for everyone.
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