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Travel the World: Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu was occupied for only about 100 years. After that, it was known solely to the locals for about 500 years until it was "discovered". Test your knowledge of this fantastic Incan enigma.
Machu Picchu was occupied for only about 100 years. After that, it was known solely to the locals for about 500 years until it was "discovered". Test your knowledge of this fantastic Incan enigma.
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With a missing nose and weather-beaten body, the Sphinx really shows its age. Or does it? Some archaeologists have evidence that the Sphinx is older than the ancient Egyptians. See more »
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Disneyland means pure magic to people all over the world. Learn about the opening of Disneyland and how a theme park grew to be an essential part of American childhood. See more »
Whether it's a natural world wonder or the site of a historic event, millions of people each year travel from all over the world to visit these interesting places. Test your knowledge on the landmarks that draw the world's biggest crowds. See more »