Top 20 Underappreciated Wonders of the World

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[@CandiceVidito32]

Makes one wonder just how many wonders of the world there are.

[@CommentBotHater]

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[@CommentBotHater]

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[@CommentBotHater]

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[@Reaperguy67]

​@LillianHopesworthshire you are the only troll account because you harass others and say false claims about others

[@Edward4Plantagenet]

Also - 1) Kailasha Temple, Ellora caves 2) Khajuraho Erotic Art Temples. 3) Brihdeshwara Temple, Thanjavur 4) Rani Ki Vav Inverted Temple 5) Ranganath Temple 6) Lepakshi Temple 7) Ratha Temples 8) Shore temples

[@santhoshkrishna463]

Also the Mahabodhi temple The Palaces of Rajputs Thirthankara Jain temples and Medieval Jain Statues that can give Similar Magnificence Like the Leshan Giant Buddha

[@unconscious1076]

Pashupatinath temple of Nepal is insane too it is whole city of temple and shivalingas

[@santhoshkrishna463]

@@unconscious1076 Yes I will also include Mahabalipuram and Kanchipuram

[@Simpleinfo09]

Ruins of Nalanda

[@Leapfirst]

😂

[@euroschmau]

When seeing Ajanta Caves, visit Ellora as well. Ellora is one of the most incredible sights I've seen in all my travels, and I've been to 34 countries. It is a several kilometers long series of cave temples, the central temple is an architectural masterpiece unparalleled anywhere on earth. Aurangabad, the city where Ellora is located (also near Ajanta) is a very interesting place. It features many colorful markets, a Taj-Mahal-like tomb, a fortress featuring a rock hewn moat, and other architectural wonders.

[@ganh222]

Also guava you get to buy at Aurangabad is very sweet

[@rockysalvatore7352]

I thought you guys didn't like Indians or India. Funny dichotomy

[@sangeetagupta119]

@@euroschmau well, who ever comes to India, falls in love with our country and culture

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@sangeetagupta119 and wants to act profound or intelligent and cultured when they did literally nothing but take in a profound intelligent cultured culture and or art

[@utpalroy4633]

Kailash Mandir of Elora cave no 16 is incredible creation.

[@martin96991]

INDIA have dozens of amazing sites - meenakshi temple, rani ki vav, kailasa temple, double root bridge, hampi and dozens more.

[@santhoshkrishna463]

It's Amazing How nearly 30% of all buildings in the video Are related to Indian civilization and Indianized Kingdoms Indian civilization, Architecture and it's influence IS one of the Most Underated In the planet

[@emoryandrewtateiii4688]

we don't even care abt your culture

[@mayurk8697]

​@@emoryandrewtateiii4688 shut up mulla

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@santhoshkrishna463 not even close. The most underrated and goat culture period. From all aspects. Everyone learned from here. Notice how India dominated yet no #1 lol. They're really that jealous

[@Mazzawak]

Also Cholera, Dysentery, Malaria, Bilharzia

[@sangeetagupta119]

Being an Indian, I have visited Shri Meenakshi Amman Temple, but I have yet to go visit Ajanta Caves. In addition I would like to mention that Ellora Caves in India is also an astonishing site where the whole temple is carved out of a single mountain.

[@fireandice-p6h]

Dirty hindu

[@sangeetagupta119]

@takagifukugiflathead racist remark shows your mentality, Sad for your upbringing. We Hindus are forgiving people, so I forgive you 🙏 Jai Hind Jai Bharat,long live our people, our country, our culture

[@fireandice-p6h]

@@sangeetagupta119 your culture is to make streets dirty... poop on street , track ... culture of inferiority , racism , arrogance , self centric ... that piece of land feels sad everyday that people like you live on it ...

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@fireandice-p6h dirty Aisha

[@VARMOT123]

A third of those are from indosphere regions of hinduism and buddhism

[@rockysalvatore7352]

Notice how they never mention that. Bet you most these ppl in the comments are the same ones spamming hate about Indians and India too. Proof their opinions never should be worth anything

[@lonewolfe2502]

​​@@rockysalvatore7352Do not take them seriously. For me most of the w€$terners are basically St*p*d, arrogant & ignorant people. They're full of jealousy, self centeredness superiority complex and malice. They're just enjoying the wealth & resources |00ted by their forefathers from India and Africa. India will regain its legacy slowly and steadily while these western countries will bound to be fail in future.

[@jamesbond4045]

Perhaps 80% of Indosphere has been captured , ignored and destroyed by invasive cultures.

[@roving-camera_72]

The rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia really deserve a mention in this list along with the Mayan ruins of Copan, Honduras.

[@AhsanUllah-p5d]

❤

[@mukkumania]

Ajanta caves and Ellora caves are most amazing places

[@mariotorrealba4810]

The Angel Falls is THE single most astonishing places I've ever been to. It makes you want to cry when you see it, and getting there is even more amazing, tabletop mountains millions of years old in one of the most remote places on earth. There is truly nothing like it.

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@mariotorrealba4810 Latino cope. It's nothing without up movie

[@mariotorrealba4810]

@rockysalvatore7352 It should stay in "nothing" like you say. You wouldn't want to ruin a place like that on Earth. Asian cope.

[@daniellawson8182]

This is why i love travelling.Really enjoyed several temples in mexico last year.Palenque is a gem

[@shahidqazi8980]

It is amazing what the earth, as well as humanity, can create and has to offer. I would like to visit all those places. Amazing! Adding these wonders to my bucket list.

[@CarlosMartinez-tj9ju]

Angkor Wat is absolutely incredible and as you said, probably the most worthy of the title for 8th Wonder of the World (manmade). Also, you really don't realize the scale of it until you're there.

[@eugenegauggel1000]

The Meenaksi temple complex in Souith India ,is for me far more impressive than the pyramids of Egypt. They have so many images on their sides, one can only wonder who built them and how they were constructed.

[@jamesbond4045]

If images of Meenaxi Temple surprised you, you must visit following places also: Khajuraho Halebidu Chittorgarh Ranakpur Patan. I have been to Meenaxi Temple and few of the above ones. Trying myself to visit rest of these.

[@rubberroast1598]

Was in Thailand last week, and came across the Cathedral of the Truth (i think thats the name). A humongoous buddhist temple hand carved from wood. No nails or concrete used and its massive. Its breathtaking to see.

[@TravelwithJennifer-x1z]

The way you describe animal behaviors is both fascinating and educational.

[@ntsoavina]

Wow Tsingy de Bemaraha is there ❤❤❤❤ I ’m happy to see it on the list . My Country ❤

[@nishitbhardwaj9981]

Meenakshi Temple ❤

[@broseph6489]

Happy to say ive been to 5 of these 😊😊😊. Ill give half a point to Wave Rock. My family got lost getting there in the days we used paper maps 😂

[@loganarnoldkicks4321]

I've always wanted to travel to every country in the world, but a few have definitely risen up on my "Must visit" list after seeing these beautiful sights

[@Tommiabamf]

Angkor Wat is still under rated imo, it location with its incredible architecture makes it so beautiful.

[@teejayman215]

Ankor Wat is just a miniscule of architecture in the indosphere. Kailash temple is way more impressive and they avoid talking about it since it's hard to explain how it was built

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@teejayman215 they avoid bc it's in India and they're mad someone is more successful than them and discriminated ten times more. Like athlete fans that can't handle their star wasn't special wo all the help best rosters

[@Hindusanatan192]

Our planet is one of the most beautiful and wonderful thing found in the whole universe 🌌. Our planet has thousands of wonderful things including plants 🌿 and animals.

[@DeihanDzilky]

*_BOROBUDUR!!!_* 🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩

[@pt3085]

Prambanan is more impressive.

[@DeihanDzilky]

@pt3085 👌😎👍

[@monishkumarppt]

Big temple of Tanjore ❤❤❤

[@bruce0750]

You should also add the following: Jerash Jordan, also another massive roman ruin site Ellora Caves India, same as Ajanta, it is also a magnificent buddhist complex, it is also near Ajanta. Blue Temple Thailand, it is a very georgous temple in the same city as the White Temple

[@AndreaDoesYoga]

🌍Amazing! Adding these wonders to my bucket list now!✈️

[@AnnaTravel9]

[12:15 ] really made me want to visit this place! Your video captures the essence of the location so well. Amazing work!

[@JamesDavy2009]

Other unappreciated wonders that Australia boasts: The Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains; K'gari (Fraser Island) off the Queensland coast; The Twelve Apostles off the Victoria coast; Bungle Bungle Range in the Kimberley; Kakadu in the Northern Territory; Lake Hillier on Middle Island; The Pinnacles in Western Australia; Kata Tjuta near Uluru; Devil's Marbles in the Northern Territory; Wineglass Bay in Tasmania; Noosa Everglades in Queensland; Horizontal Falls in Western Australia; Kati Thanda (Lake Eyre) in South Australia; Wolfe Creek Crater in Western Australia; Maria Island off Tasmania; and Table Top Mountain in Queensland.

[@marvelfan8996]

You are right about the three sisters. I have seen them and the apostles via a helicopter ride

[@ComaDave]

5:30 Tikal was used as the setting for the Rebel base on the moon of Yavin in the first Star Wars film, and also in the James Bond film "Moonraker".

[@brianandrea3249]

Ha, from Australia…it was Star Wars that made me want to go and visit Tikal (and a desire to see the new world pyramids after visiting Egypt). Tikal was amazing. Walking through the rain forest in a heavy tropical down pour to find a massive stone structure….felt like Indiana Jones! Even got to sit at the spot overlooking the trees where the iconic shot in Star Wars was taken. Apocalypto was also filmed in the area.

[@AJ-kf4fc]

Angel falls!! My earliest memory of desperately wanting to travel comes from an episode of Globe trekker of TLC some 20 years ago where they covered Angel falls. I still recall being awestruck and just glued to the TV. I might cry when I actually do get there! Making my way, will get there eventually!!

[@pt3085]

You should add Kamchatka, Kuril Islands, Sakhalin, Lake Baikal, palaces around Saint Petersburg, wooden churches etc. in Russia to the list. Also there are many impressive historic sites in Iran, Armenia, Georgia and Uzbekistan. There are many gorgeous natural sites in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan such as enormous poppy fields in mountains etc.

[@jamesbond4045]

I often wonder why Russia is grossly ignored from such lists when Russian cities are the finest in the world. I am from India and I sincerely believe St Basil Cathedral more deserving than Taj Mahal in the list of wonders.

[@pt3085]

@@jamesbond4045probably because you used to it. When I’ve seen Taj Mahal for the first time it amazed me. Really a masterpiece. Red Square of course is very beautiful especially when it’s sunny.

[@leonboyd1973]

Many of these places see millions of visitors every year. Hardly 'forgotten'.

[@rafaelhernandezlicona901]

I like very much this video

[@mohd5997]

I believe Yemen skyscraper should also be mentioned

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@mohd5997 no Abdul. It's clear you guys don't anything to offer. Back to trolling

[@Renzi-n2y]

Missed Lailebela in Ethiopia

[@teejayman215]

Looks like a lot of structures from nations that were heavily influenced by Indian civilizations

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@teejayman215 I wonder why no one is pointing out the obvious. I wonder why they all refrain from giving this culture ppl credit in anything.......I wonder why they avoid these conversations

[@teejayman215]

@rockysalvatore7352 they don't want to give the dark skinned people the credit for achieving so much meanwhile Europe was still living like barbarians. They already stole the linguistic history and classified it in a way to claim credit that the oldest languages are Indo-European. If anything Europe adopted these, but then they'll have to accept that they aren't given the divine right to rule and kill darker people.

[@pakshirajan8585]

I suggest Srirangam Temple in the Tamil Nadu State for travelers in India. It is a construction from the Medieval Era that is as large as the Vatican.

[@DavidR.-fk4kc]

It is amazing what The Earth, as well as humanity, can create and has to offer. Sadly, however, so much of these wonders get taken for granted and are eventually forgotten about.

[@nellidivina5280]

I would like to visit all those places

[@QuirkyWondersWorldwide-y6q]

Love your videos! 😂

[@CreepyBlackDude]

The Naica Crystal Caves in Mexico deserve a shout. Enormous gypsum crystals that jut out of the walls and floors, some well over 30 ft. tall...it really looks like something out of a fantasy or sci-fi novel. It's not really a tourist destination because it's so hard to even last in the environment (as hot as Death Valley and as humid as the Amazon), but there's very few places like it on Earth, if any.

[@snoopycrc]

all of them!

[@KhomAsian]

ដើម្បី​ធ្វើ​ពិពិធកម្ម​ពិភពលោក និង​សន្តិភាព​ពិភពលោក​ដោយ​សុខដុមរមនា For the sake of diversify world and world peace in harmony. From the Native Khmer people in Mekong delta vn - aka Vietnamese Cambodian! ❤

[@kylejenkins907]

Overlooked places… “Angkor Wat is enormously popular attracting over 2 million tourists a year” did we forget what the whole topic of this video is? lol

[@missanthropologist9246]

Good point! A lot of the places on this list (like Angkor Wat) are already struggling with overtourism. The least this video could have done is mention the more remote and lesser-visited Khmer temples like Beng Mealea, Banteay Chhmar and Preah Khan of Kompong Svay and Preah Vihear.

[@pt3085]

The same with Cappadocia, Borobudur etc.

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@kylejenkins907 it's cute how hard you 2 are coping but ignore the fact that India dominated the list entirely but was out of number one

[@talkingdrops]

The kailash temple ❤

[@brendenwright7957]

I feel like there are many more Cathedrals in Europe or even the world that could be considered a wonder besides Chartres.

[@hilarychawala2054]

Expected to see some from Africa like Great Zimbabwe and the obelisks of Ethiopia

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@hilarychawala2054 no ooga booga. No

[@luisbortot3880]

As a Venezuelan I should visit Angel falls. Earth’s tallest waterfall 🙌

[@jamesbond4045]

14:47 Interesting fact: Meenaxi Temple was actually built the same time as the Tajmahal

[@marvelfan8996]

I have been to Angkor Wat. I even got to worship with the local people to their god. Worth seeing if you go to Cambodia

[@varoonnone7159]

Vishnu or Buddha ?

[@devonboulden2496]

Ayers rock is officially titled Uluru. It's not the other way around.

[@billcook4768]

Here are some places that aren’t completely overrun with tourists. Everybody go visit.

[@Bensinat]

My wife's heart should be on this list ❤

[@dreamguardian8320]

Where's that?

[@Bensinat]

@dreamguardian8320 in my thoughts 😁🥰

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@Bensinat she married you. I doubt it's beautiful

[@yugalkapse4286]

Kailasnath temple, India- Hold my beer

[@RamBhakt1991]

That Lotus carrying pictures in ajanta belong to Supreme Vishnu

[@ARIXANDRE]

Lovely list, but I'd like to honorably mention my couch. ❤

[@alexzandraepeters1846]

Add in The Dolomites mountain range Cameron Highlands Vatican city

[@debbieanne7962]

Have to agree with Cameron Highlands in Malaysia with its tea terraces. Getting to the top is also an experience stopping along the way and meeting locals

[@Thebigbangshow7777]

India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition. - Mark Twain

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@Thebigbangshow7777 it's not even close. That's why you have every other race trying to claim the culture and accomplishments of the indosphere or hide and destroy it like Mohammeds do

[@VARMOT123]

Those rice fields are pretty common though

[@aromalsatjayababu2634]

Meenakshi Amman Temple took several centuries and 2 dynasties to build. Inside there are many pillars made of Granite having carvings on two and some even three sides It is a complex structure to understand. It took me 3 years and several visits to get a decent idea. Still there is more to explore. The temple is being destroyed by local encroachers

[@g_clayton]

Great Zimbabwe deserves a mention

[@mikeyfraile2402]

Banaue Rice terraces Philippines

[@MrJose72289]

Huasteca potosina in Mexico is insane!

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@MrJose72289 Jose insecure no one likes his culture lol

[@MrJose72289]

@rockysalvatore7352 ummmm sure buddy. Just throwing out a recommendation but ok haha.

[@varoonnone7159]

Carcassonne and Jaisalmer should be better known Bagan is impressive

[@slimpapiiiii]

I'd include Taal Volcano in the Philippines, an active volcano situated in the middle of a lake in the middle of an island, as well as Mayon Volcano, known for its perfect cone shape

[@neilhupping9106]

How is Pammukale not on here ? Great list otherwise Been to some of these already

[@pt3085]

It’s overrated and fully packed with tourists.

[@brianandrea3249]

Although Wave Rock is unique, I’d put the Bungle Bungles ahead of it as an underrated Aussie location

[@Dheeraj-y4f]

Brihadesshwara temple,thanjavur ,india

[@emoryhorne4788]

Add the churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia to the next video

[@cvenkat7766]

Ajanta and Ellora caves contain both Buddhist and Hindu architecture and sculpture .

[@Gandellion]

I’m shallow, I like Cologne Cathedral better 🙃

[@AhsanUllah-p5d]

❤

[@patrickborro2000]

Banaue looks like the real version of Mine Craft 🤔☺

[@ahmadkazemi5880]

also BAMAN CITY in afganistan plus BAND E AMIR🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@ahmadkazemi5880 no one likes Abdul culture. Clearly you guys are jealous of Raj lol

[@hazelmoore4754]

Some of these are pretty well known

[@jambudvipi]

7 Buddhist shrines, wow!🤯 1) Ajanta Caves (India) 2) Aka Wat Rong Khun (Thailand) 3) Angkor Wat (Cambodia) 4) Bagan (Burma) 5) Borobudur Temple (Indonesia) 6) Leshan Giant Buddha (China) 7) Sigiriya Rock Fortress (Sri Lanka)

[@InsightGrid620]

angkor wat and ajanta is mix of buddhism hinduism and even jainism in ajanta

[@यदायदाहिधर्मस्य-ढ2द]

Ajanta belongs to Hinduism first Ankorwat is a Hindu temple

[@jambudvipi]

@@InsightGrid620 That’s true So 8 Arya shrines

[@SandeepSingh-or7jr]

It's also christianity in ajanta caves .. jesus sign engraved in wall

[@यदायदाहिधर्मस्य-ढ2द]

@@SandeepSingh-or7jr 🤣🙏

[@zayarwin1363]

yes myanmar

[@tylergoodman3560]

I like all the places on this list. 🎉

[@StanHalen1936]

Unemployed bot

[@tylergoodman3560]

@@StanHalen1936 Try again, Stannyboy. 🎉

[@nishitbhardwaj9981]

Elephanta caves should have been mentioned with the Ajanta caves.

[@stefantsarev4442]

Cappadocia is pronounced with two K-s - "kapadòkia".

[@vidarodinson5246]

Cappodocia Chile?

[@mikitz]

For a long-term Civilization player, quite a lot of these are not all that unfamiliar.

[@fredriksahlstenglimmevi3259]

Uhm actually, when you single out Angkor Wat it IS a single temple. Angkor though, now that’s a complex.

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@fredriksahlstenglimmevi3259 that's funny

[@eifelitorn]

the giant buddha is definitely not underappreciated..

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@eifelitorn Abdul ask Taliban

[@irenowski]

You are missing La Alhambra

[@ShauryaTomar-ie6jq]

Almost all manmade are revolving around Buddhism and hinduism and all other are natural

[@clivenicholson6965]

Angel Falls

[@jasonrothbaum7266]

What does 'underappreciated' mean? Angkor Wat is world famous, sees massive numbers of tourists, yet needs more appreciation?

[@Dheeraj-y4f]

kailash temple maharstra, india

[@rockysalvatore7352]

I wonder what travelers would explore wo Hindu/Indian influence and vedic/Indian culture. Maybe Vegas

[@qalidurut7249]

Rock hewn churches of lalibela

[@diggidiggiable]

1:37 it’s so mediocre. There are hundreds of such fields around where I live .

[@doggowhisperer6844]

The s in Laos is silent

[@rajeshnayaka6277]

You must travel india to know more about wonders, you didn't explain properly about ajantha caves. About kailasa temple.

[@aaronsirenz4900]

Bagan Ancient City Of Myanmar

[@burak12387]

cappadocia is in turkey not chile

[@Munch_Bunny]

Realy!? No Amedi,Krak des Chevaliers or Baatara gorge waterfall ? This places are so magnificent and so underpriciated that i only knows of it because I'm from the middle east why it's always the Mayans or france or the Buddhist but nothing about africa or central asia or the middle east or even rhe united states which is so underrated your agenda start becoming sicking

[@varoonnone7159]

People are interested in pre industrial wonders when it was actually a feat to build these structures Sub-saharan-africa, the Middle East and Central Asia do not interest most people given how unwelcoming these regions are

[@pt3085]

@@varoonnone7159people on the Middle East are the most warm welcoming people in the world. Baalbek in Lebanon and Palmyra in Syria are easier to access than Leptis Magna in Libya. Ancient oriental cities of Uzbekistan and Iran are very impressive. Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe are very easy to visit and are full of wonders.

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@pt3085 no they're not. They destroyed and hid history or claim it

[@rockysalvatore7352]

@@pt3085 they're not. They have no hospitality and destroyed cultural sites

[@pt3085]

@@rockysalvatore7352who they? Cultural sites are very well preserved in Iran, Uzbekistan, Lebanon and South Africa.

[@luisasrf]

Since when is Cappadocia in Chile? It is in Turkey

[@doggowhisperer6844]

Maybe try listening properly next time

[@SaiHanOne-w8u]

The ancient city of Myanmar. Sad this beauty got wasted due to the dictatorship, selfish leaders. When things cool down, should visit.

[@pt3085]

Everything’s great with the site. And it is very easy to visit it and millions do it annually. You are very brainwashed by some western propaganda.

[@Story_box212]

😀

[@lila-yw2gn]

Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg for someone I appreciate all the answers that Rhiannon gives me everytime i ask about something. I just really dont wanna talk that much about my plans.

[@BobVahn]

Indonesia the largest muslims in the world have the largest Buddha temple and tallest Jesus statue.