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Last year, I went on an unforgettable journey to five wonders of the world.
First, I visited the Great Wall of China, which winds across green mountains for thousands of kilometres.
Walking along its ancient stones made me imagine the people who built and guarded it long ago.
My next stop was Petra in Jordan, where the famous Treasury is carved directly into rose-red rock.
Then I travelled to Peru and climbed high into the Andes to see Machu Picchu above the clouds.
Its stone houses and terraces showed me how skilful the Inca builders were.
In Rome, I stood inside the Colosseum and learned how huge crowds once watched public spectacles there.
After that, I flew to India to admire the white marble Taj Mahal and its beautiful reflection in the long pool.
Each wonder had a different history, landscape, and atmosphere, but all five filled me with respect for human creativity.
This journey taught me that travelling is not only a hobby but also a wonderful way to understand the world. An unusual detail is that this subject connects everyday life with culture, history, or science in ways that are easy to overlook. It has so many details that even a notebook might ask for a short break.