Travel Around the World and visits famous Landmarks!!

 around the world but where should i go

maybe the eiffel tower in paris or
maybe the leaning tower of pisa in italy
or maybe the taj mahal in
india there's so many choices
i don't know where i should go welcome
to ryan's world
this is so hard to choose
oh hey ryan oh hey combo what are you
doing there
i'm trying to decide what place i could
go to
in my hot air balloon trip well i
learned all these different places
around the world in my history class
can you show me sure here's some of my
favorite places
okay the eiffel tower in paris france
the eiffel tower is a big metal tower in
the center of paris
it was built for the 100th anniversary
of the french revolution
if you want to climb to the top you'll
have to climb 704 steps
that's a lot of steps the great pyramid
of giza in the al giza desert
egypt the great pyramid of giza is one
of the seven wonders of the world
these pyramids were built during a time
when there was no machines to lift
things
that means these pyramids had to be
built by hand
and it also means that there was no
roblox
if i were building these pyramids back
then i would probably be
super small oh yeah
the statue of liberty in new york united
states
did you know that the statue of liberty
was made in france in 1884
it was transported in 350 pieces
and shipped to new york the statue was
made out of copper
which is normally a brown color but
being outside for so long has turned it
into the iconic blue green color that it
is today
the leaning tower of pisa in italy
the leaning tower of pisa is a major
tourist attraction in italy
that was built in 1399. the original
height of the tower was 60 meters tall
or 160 feet but since it was built on
soft
unstable soil it tends to lean overtime
the lowest side at the moment is 56
meters
or 184 feet the great wall of china
in drumroll please china
the great wall of china is referred to
as the long
wall since it is over 21 000 kilometers
war 13 000 miles long the wall was made
to protect the country from invading
enemies and it took over 2 000 years to
finish building
big ben in london england did you know
that big ben
is actually the bell of the tower not
the tower itself
the tower's name is the elizabeth tower
since 2012
named after the current queen of england
but originally
the tower was called the clock tower al
original stonehenge in england
stonehenge is one of the biggest
mysteries of the world
stonehenge is a collection of stones
made in a circle
the mystery of stonehenge is how it was
made
stonehenge was made around 4 000 years
ago
and the stones themselves trace the
movements of the moon
and the sun the burj khalifa in dubai
united arab emirates the burj khalifa is
the world's
tallest building standing at 828 meters
or 2716 feet tall
the burj khalifa is three times as tall
as the eiffel tower
and almost twice as tall as the empire
state building
other than being the tallest building in

the world the burj khalifa holds six

other world records

the tallest freestanding structure in

the world the highest number of stories

in the world

highest occupied floor in the world the

highest

outdoor observation deck in the world

has the elevator with the longest travel

distance in the world

and has the tallest service elevator in

the world

mount rushmore in south dakota united

states

completed in 1941 mount rushmore stands

at 1745 meters above sea level

the presidents chosen for mount rushmore

were chosen for their contribution

expansion preservation and unification

of the country

george washington being the founding

father thomas jefferson for signing the

louisiana purchase and the declaration

of independence

theodore roosevelt for the industrial

boom of the nation

and abraham lincoln because he led the

country through the civil war

easter island heads in

easter island completely isolated in the

middle of the pacific island

the island is 3700 kilometers west of

the coast of chile

the first recorded visitor to the island

was april 5th

1722 which happened to be easter

historians still don't know how they

were carved or moved to the island since

there are nearly 900

statues averaging 13 feet tall

and 14 times that is

one huge head forehead more like a five

head

the taj mahal in agra india

the taj mahal is a mosque a building

used for public worship by muslims

built by the mughal emperor in memory of

his wife

the taj mahal was constructed with

materials from all over the world and

over 20

000 people were involved in moving the

building's materials

the taj mahal may be one of the most

beautiful buildings ever built

but it is slowly being damaged by acid

rain and pollution

over time the taj mahal is slowly

getting more yellow due to the damage

the buckingham palace in london england

buckingham palace has been the london

home of the british king or queen since

1837 while it is used by elizabeth ii

it is also used for important events

meetings and receptions

victoria falls in livingstone zambia

victoria falls is a waterfall on the

zambezi river in southern africa

which provides habitat for several

unique species of plants and animals

it is located on the border between

zambia and zimbabwe

and is considered one of the world's

largest waterfalls because of its width

of one thousand seven and meters

mount fuji in japan

mount fuji is an active volcano about

100 kilometers southwest of tokyo

it is the country's tallest peak at 3

76 meters mount fuji is considered one

of japan's three sacred mountains

and summits remain a popular activity

today

christ the redeemer in rio de janeiro

brazil christ the redeemer is a statue

of jesus christ in rio de janeiro brazil

it was completed in 1931 and stands 30

meters

or 98 feet tall and sits on an 8 meter

or

26 feet pedestal on a peak that's 700

meters

or 2 300 feet tall

that is one large dude

it's so tall then it's been struck by

lightning twice

leaving it damaged but it was luckily

repaired in 2014

machu picchu in peru machu picchu is an

incan citadel high in the andes

mountains in peru

built in the 15th century it is known

for combining huge walls without normal

means for the time

and building mimic constellations in the

sky

its exact former use remains a mystery

to this day

niagara falls between ontario canada

and new york united states niagara falls

is located on the border of ontario

canada

and new york usa it is actually made up

of three waterfalls

called the american falls the bridal

veil falls

and the horseshoe falls together they

create the highest flow rate of

any waterfall on earth the grand canyon

in arizona united states the grand

canyon is a famous canyon in arizona usa

formed by the colorado river the grand

canyon is 277 miles

or 446 kilometers long

up to 18 miles or 29 kilometers wide

and over a mile or 1.83 kilometers deep

the grand canyon has nearly 2 billion

years of earth's geological history

exposed by the colorado river cutting

through the layers of rock

the great barrier reef in australia

the great barrier reef is the world's

largest coral reef

it is made up of nearly 3 000 coral

reefs

and over 600 islands

in his 327 800 kilometers squared big

and 2 600 kilometers long

that's just about the size of 70 million

football fields it's so big

that astronauts can actually see the

great barrier reef

from the moon the vatican city

in europe the world's smallest country

has a huge significance

not only is the catholic holy city home

to the pope

but it also houses countless pieces of

prized art

and many years of great history baroque

and

renaissance art and architecture

characterize vatican city

and are displayed perfectly at one of

the world's largest religious buildings

saint peter's basilica okay ryan

so those were my top 20 landmarks that

i've learned so far

that did help but it's so hard to decide

all of them were good you know what i'm

gonna go through

all of them

bye guys i'm gonna go on my hot air

balloon now

i wonder where i'm gonna go next okay

thank you for watching remember always

be happy and rise up bye