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FAMOUS PLACES

EIFFEL TOWER

The eiffel tower is an iron tower located in paris.
With the antna ,m the total height of the tower is 324.00metres.
Construction of this tower began in 1887 and was completed in 1889.

Being one of the tallest towers in the world ,this,tower has managed toattractive asingnificient a mount of tourism.
You musthave seen a photograph taken of the Eiffel tower at night at some point therefore, there is no need to mention how beautiful night.
The reason why it looks this beautiful at night is due to the use of around 20,000 electric lights to illuminate the tower is structure.
On march 31, 1889, a FRENCH flag was the raised on the to of the eiffel tower asthe structure was unveiled,.

TAJ MAHAL

The Taj Mahal is a magnificent mausoleum located in the city of Agra, India. It was commissioned by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. It is referred to as a jewel of Islamic architecture in India and is
considered a masterpiece of world heritage. This structure, which is a blend of Persian, Turkish, and Indian architectural styles, can also be regarded as a key example of Mughal architectural design.In 1983, the Taj Mahal was designated a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.

. Although the main feature is the grand dome with its bulbous silhouette, the Taj Mahal is a complex of buildings. Construction began around 1632, and it was completed in 1653 with the contributions of thousands of artists and craftsmen. During the construction of the Taj Mahal, many architects operated under the direction of the emperor. Notable among them were Abu’l-Fazl, Mamur Khan, Makramat Khan, and the chief architect Ustad Ahmad Lahori.

Amazon forest

Known as Amazonia or the Amazon rainforest, the Amazon rainforest is a moist broadleaf forest located in the Amazon basin, which spans much of South America. This basin covers an area of 7,000,000 km2 (2,700,000 sq mi), of which 5,500,000
km2 (2,100,000 sq mi) is designated as rainforest. This area contains a diverse range of species belonging to a new category.

The majority of the rainforest, about 60%, is located in Brazil, followed by 13% in Peru, and 10% in Colombia, while the remaining smaller portions are divided among Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. Four
nations refer to their primary administrative region as 'Amazônia,' while France uses the term 'Guyane amazonienne parc' to refer to its rainforest protected area

MOUNT EVARAST

Mount Everest is a mountain, known as the highest peak in the world. Its height is 8,848 meters (29,029 feet) above sea level. No one knows for sure who the first person to reach it was; we have to accept what they say. If one is skeptical,
there is no barrier to going there and measuring it themselves. Located in the Himalayas of Asia, it is part of the Sagarmatha region of Nepal and is situated on the border of Tibet, which belongs to China.

Mount Everest, being the highest mountain in the world, has been able to attract significant attention and a series of mountaineering efforts. Over several decades, the mountain has confirmed a range of climbing routes due to the
mountaineering expeditions that have taken place. It is not known when the mountain was first climbed; however, it can be noted that it was climbed in 1924.

Due to being the highest place in the world and the terrifying nature of mountain climbing, thousands of tourists and climbers come to this summit. This is why Nepal earns a huge income from it. There are two routes for climbing Everest.
The first and most popular route is through Nepal. The second is via Tibet in China. Additionally, there are 13 less frequently used routes. Although thousands of people come to climb this peak, only a few reach the summit. This indicates
the difficulties encountered in this endeavor.

HUMMANAYA

It is a wonderful creation made by nature located on the southern coast. When you turn off the main road about 1.5 km from Nakulkagama on the Matara - Hambantota route, you can see this small waterfall at the seashore.It is said that this name is derived from the continuous sound of a specific noise before the sound spreads along with the pressure of the sea waves. Among the six locations of its kind in the world, this one ranks second.During the southwest monsoon season, the sea waves are very fierce, and during that time, the waves at the waterfall surge up to about 40-50 feet high towards the sky. There is a belief among the locals that activities such as blowing the conch shell and clapping the hands near the waterfall enhance its performance.The process occurs as the speed of the ocean water waves enters into the waterfall and beats against the rocks formed at its base.

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