30 Incredible Discoveries From Around the World

solidsnake4545 Published 06/08/2022 in wtf

The world is chock-full of wonders that slip by unnoticed. Too wrapped up in our own routine, we forget just how f**king crazy the earth's many sights can be. Down below is a gallery of spectacular wonders from all across the globe to broaden your horizons.

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1. Redhead Festival, Dublin Ireland A Lot Of People Gather In This Place, united Only By The Fact That They Have Orange Hair
2. The Giant Of Pratolino Is A Gigantic Statue By Giambologna, A Masterpiece Of Sixteenth-Century Sculpture Located A Few Kilometers From Florence
3. Peoples Living In Northern Regions And In Severe Snowy Climates, Such As The Inuit, Carved Whalebone, Horn, And Ivory Sunglasses To Protect Their Glare
4. Hisashimichi Interchange! It's A Japanese Highway Junction, Made With Minimum Loss To Environment. This Is A Seriously Impressive Engineering Masterpiece Situated In Hachioji, Near Tokyo, Japan
5. At The Southwestern End Of The Korean Peninsula, In The Jeollanam-Do Region, There Is A "Folk Village" In Which The Inhabitants Retain The Way Of Life Of The Past
6. Sakya Monastery. The Library Was Discovered In Tibet Behind A Huge Wall (60 Meters Long And 10 Meters High). It Contains 84,000 Secret Manuscripts,which Include The History Of Mankind Over 1000 Years Old
7. The Japanese Have Been Producing Wood For 700 Years Without Cutting Down Trees. In The 14th Century, The Extraordinary Daisugi Technique Was Born In Japan. Indeed, The Daisugi Provide That These Trees Will Be Planted For Future Generations And Not Be Cut Down But Pruned As If They Were Giant Bonsai Trees; By Applying This Technique To Cedars, The Wood That Can Be Obtained Is Uniform, Straight And Without Knots, Practically Perfect For Construction
8. Singapore's Amazing Changi Airport
9. The Bridge That Comes From Sweden Turns Into A Tunnel Under The Sea And Reappears In Denmark; Both Countries United By This Wonderful Work Of Engineering
10. This Medieval House, Located In The French Village Of Argentan, Built In 1509
11. First Image Shows An Ancient Greek Pelike Depicting A Woman Acrobat Shooting An Arrow With Her Feet. The Artifact Dates Back To The 4th Century Bc. Second Image Shows An Acrobatic Archer At The 2016 World Nomad Games Held In Kyrgyzstan
12. Fish Pond Mosaic By Gary Drostle
13. Pyramids Of Giza
14. Statue Of King Arthur Located In A Castle In Cornwall
15. This Village Is Built On A Basaltic Cliff More Than 50m High And Spreads About 1 Kilometers Long. (Castellfollit De La Roca, Spain)
16. Inside Mysore Palace, India
17. An Argentine Farmer Found This 20,000-Year-Old Family Of Giant Armadillos (Glyptodon) Buried Near A River. They Were All Looking In The Same Direction, As If They Were Walking Towards Something, The Largest Being The Size Of A Volkswagen Beetle, It Is Estimated That They Weighed Around 2 Tons
18. Petra/Jordan
19. Botanical Park Of Rio De Janeiro Brazil. Founded In 1808, It Is Considered One Of The Most Important In The World
20. A Team Of Archaeologists LED By Professor Kutalmış Görkay, Of The University Of Ankara In Turkey, Has Unearthed Three Ancient Greek Mosaics In The Turkish City Of Zeugma, Near The Border With Syria
21. World's Oldest Intact Carpet Ever Found, Woven Somewhere 2500 Years Ago And Found Frozen In A Kurgan In Altai Mountains In Central Asia
22. Basilicata: Pietragalla Is The Town Of The Fantastic “Palmenti”, In The Local Dialect Called “Rutte”, Cave-Cellars Dug Into The Rock Still Used Today For The Conservation Of Wine
23. Architectural Details Of The Column Of Marcus Aurelius.carved Military Scenes Line This 2nd Century Column In Rome, Italy
24. Cemetery In Taiwan
25. My Favorite Room In The Whole Castle! Hall Of Mirrors, Versailles, France
26. Portuguese Royal Library - Located In Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
27. An 800 Year-Old Pack Horse Bridge, Lancashire, England
28. The Vasa Warship Sank At The Occasion Of His Inaugural Journey In Stockholm In 1628. After 333 Years At The Bottom Of The Sea, The Impressive Warship Was Recovered And He Could Finally Continue His Journey. Today, The Vasa Is The Best-Preserved 17th Century Ships And Can Be Admired Within A Museum Structure Specially Built In Stockholm
29. Staircase In The Chambord Castle In France. Designed By The Great Legend Of High Renaissance Leonardo Da Vinci In 1516
30. Syrian Archaeologist Khaled Al Asaad He Gave 50 Years To Palmyra And Was Beheaded Six Years Ago Today For The Cultural Heritage To Which He Devoted His Life

1. Redhead Festival, Dublin Ireland A Lot Of People Gather In This Place, united Only By The Fact That They Have Orange Hair
2. The Giant Of Pratolino Is A Gigantic Statue By Giambologna, A Masterpiece Of Sixteenth-Century Sculpture Located A Few Kilometers From Florence
3. Peoples Living In Northern Regions And In Severe Snowy Climates, Such As The Inuit, Carved Whalebone, Horn, And Ivory Sunglasses To Protect Their Glare
4. Hisashimichi Interchange! It's A Japanese Highway Junction, Made With Minimum Loss To Environment. This Is A Seriously Impressive Engineering Masterpiece Situated In Hachioji, Near Tokyo, Japan
5. At The Southwestern End Of The Korean Peninsula, In The Jeollanam-Do Region, There Is A "Folk Village" In Which The Inhabitants Retain The Way Of Life Of The Past
6. Sakya Monastery. The Library Was Discovered In Tibet Behind A Huge Wall (60 Meters Long And 10 Meters High). It Contains 84,000 Secret Manuscripts,which Include The History Of Mankind Over 1000 Years Old
7. The Japanese Have Been Producing Wood For 700 Years Without Cutting Down Trees. In The 14th Century, The Extraordinary Daisugi Technique Was Born In Japan. Indeed, The Daisugi Provide That These Trees Will Be Planted For Future Generations And Not Be Cut Down But Pruned As If They Were Giant Bonsai Trees; By Applying This Technique To Cedars, The Wood That Can Be Obtained Is Uniform, Straight And Without Knots, Practically Perfect For Construction
8. Singapore's Amazing Changi Airport
9. The Bridge That Comes From Sweden Turns Into A Tunnel Under The Sea And Reappears In Denmark; Both Countries United By This Wonderful Work Of Engineering
10. This Medieval House, Located In The French Village Of Argentan, Built In 1509
11. First Image Shows An Ancient Greek Pelike Depicting A Woman Acrobat Shooting An Arrow With Her Feet. The Artifact Dates Back To The 4th Century Bc. Second Image Shows An Acrobatic Archer At The 2016 World Nomad Games Held In Kyrgyzstan
12. Fish Pond Mosaic By Gary Drostle
13. Pyramids Of Giza
14. Statue Of King Arthur Located In A Castle In Cornwall
15. This Village Is Built On A Basaltic Cliff More Than 50m High And Spreads About 1 Kilometers Long. (Castellfollit De La Roca, Spain)
16. Inside Mysore Palace, India
17. An Argentine Farmer Found This 20,000-Year-Old Family Of Giant Armadillos (Glyptodon) Buried Near A River. They Were All Looking In The Same Direction, As If They Were Walking Towards Something, The Largest Being The Size Of A Volkswagen Beetle, It Is Estimated That They Weighed Around 2 Tons
18. Petra/Jordan
19. Botanical Park Of Rio De Janeiro Brazil. Founded In 1808, It Is Considered One Of The Most Important In The World
20. A Team Of Archaeologists LED By Professor Kutalmış Görkay, Of The University Of Ankara In Turkey, Has Unearthed Three Ancient Greek Mosaics In The Turkish City Of Zeugma, Near The Border With Syria
21. World's Oldest Intact Carpet Ever Found, Woven Somewhere 2500 Years Ago And Found Frozen In A Kurgan In Altai Mountains In Central Asia
22. Basilicata: Pietragalla Is The Town Of The Fantastic “Palmenti”, In The Local Dialect Called “Rutte”, Cave-Cellars Dug Into The Rock Still Used Today For The Conservation Of Wine
23. Architectural Details Of The Column Of Marcus Aurelius.carved Military Scenes Line This 2nd Century Column In Rome, Italy
24. Cemetery In Taiwan
25. My Favorite Room In The Whole Castle! Hall Of Mirrors, Versailles, France
26. Portuguese Royal Library - Located In Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
27. An 800 Year-Old Pack Horse Bridge, Lancashire, England
28. The Vasa Warship Sank At The Occasion Of His Inaugural Journey In Stockholm In 1628. After 333 Years At The Bottom Of The Sea, The Impressive Warship Was Recovered And He Could Finally Continue His Journey. Today, The Vasa Is The Best-Preserved 17th Century Ships And Can Be Admired Within A Museum Structure Specially Built In Stockholm
29. Staircase In The Chambord Castle In France. Designed By The Great Legend Of High Renaissance Leonardo Da Vinci In 1516
30. Syrian Archaeologist Khaled Al Asaad He Gave 50 Years To Palmyra And Was Beheaded Six Years Ago Today For The Cultural Heritage To Which He Devoted His Life