| The Seven Wonders of The World holds the | | | | gardens created by Nebuchadnezzar for his queen |
| imagination of the tourists and interest of | | | | Amuhia in nearly 600BC. Each terrace was |
| historians alike. Constructed at different points of | | | | approximately 100m high and a water tank was |
| time, at various places, the Seven Wonders of | | | | put at the highest point to water the plants. |
| the World are the manifestation of some great | | | | The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus was constructed |
| dreams, some great abilities and some great | | | | in the fond reminiscence of King Mausollos. It was |
| efforts. | | | | finished around 350BC and was 40m high, |
| The magnificent Statue of Zeuswas was | | | | decorated with friezes on all the four sides. In the |
| constructed around 440BC. The foundation of the | | | | early fifteenth century, the Knights of St John of |
| statue was 6.5m wide and 1m in height. The | | | | Malta made a huge crusading castle which they |
| length of the statue was 13m and the statue was | | | | equipped using the stones of the Mausoleum |
| polished with Gold and Ivory. | | | | The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was |
| The Great Pyramid of Khufu was made by the | | | | constructed around 350BC. The Temple was |
| pharaoh Khufu approximately in 2560BC. | | | | decorated with bronze statues carved by the |
| It is 136m in height with each side measuring | | | | very competent artists of their time. The shrine |
| 229m. | | | | served as both a marketplace and a religious |
| The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are the terraced | | | | Eastablishment. |