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Lake Hillier, Australia

Episode #5 of the course “Natural Wonders of the World” On Middle Island in the…

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Tsingy de Bemaraha, Madagascar

Episode #4 of the course “Natural Wonders of the World” The island of Madagascar is…

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Door to Hell, Derweze, Turkmenistan

Episode #3 of the course “Natural Wonders of the World” In 1971, Soviet drillers looking…

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Crystal Cave of Giants, Mexico

Episode #2 of the course “Natural Wonders of the World” In 2000, two miners in…

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Vaadhoo Island, Maldives

Episode #1 of the course “Natural Wonders of the World” In the middle of the…

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Ayutthaya: the world’s largest city in 1700 AD

Ayutthaya was often called the most beautiful city in the world by the diplomats who…

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Kaifeng: the world’s largest city in 1200 AD

Kaifeng was located along four major canals in mainland China during the Jin Dynasty (1115…

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Baghdad: the world’s largest city in 900 AD

Baghdad was the center of the Golden Age of Islam in 900 A.D. The Golden…

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Constantinople: the world’s largest city in 600 AD

At its most affluent point, Constantinople was home to 600,000 people. When Emperor Diocletian ruled…

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Rome: the world’s largest city in 200 AD

In 200 A.D., Rome had roughly 1,200,000 citizens, and today it has over 2,500,000 residents….