7 UNDERRATED Wonders of the World 

There are so many places in the world that I want to go

Actually the Giza pyramids are not part of today's seven wonders of the world but instead it's the Great Wall of China !

Omg drew!! I am so happy that u mentioned Bagan. Thanks for letting people know that Myanmar is a good place to travel and explore. Just so you know, Bagan is now listed as a world heritage site !

Drew is the 8th world wonder of the world. And I mean it

I had the chance to visit three of the seven historical sites: Bagan in Myanmar, Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Djemila in Algeria... I discovered Algeria through a colleague of Algerian origin, it's a pity that this country is unknown here in the West. These are experiences to be had once in a lifetime

You should include the Indus Valley cities...definitely the most underrated cites in the world.

2:02 that’s where i’m from! the angkor wat is on our flag too! we have other temples like one called bayon temple

I think the underground city of Derinkuyu in Cappodocia + Baalbek in Lebanon + the Pyramids in Bosnia + Abu Simbel, Egypt + Acropolis, Athens, Neolithic ruins, Malta + a few Mayan sites in Cent America + other sites in Peru.

Who else guessed that Philippines would be on Drew's list?

I think drew you haven't seen the Tanjore big temple in Tamil Nadu India....you will be mind-blowing on seeing it...just try it...

It's such a shame that you didn't visit Sahara when you traveled in Algeria 🤷‍♀️

Wow those are cool spots. I have added them to my list!

The prehistoric landscape of the Orkney Islands. Chambered tombs, stone circles, prehistoric villages - Stonehenge turned up to 11 on the edge of the world

I don't understand why the Christ Redeemer statue is one of the 7 wonders. So many more impressive places. I would replace it with Angkor Wat. Jerash in Jordan might be more impressive Roman ruins than the ones in Algeria you showed. Not super popular, but you won't have them to yourself. Glad to see you included Cappadocia, one of my all-time favorite places. I might be going back there very soon.

Yes, Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Palawan's Underground River and the Bagan Archeological in Myanmar are all underrated by Asian travelers themselves. If I may also add , the Plain of Jars in Laos and the Batad Rice Terraces in Banaue also deserve to be recognized. These are some of the most wonderful places in Southeast Asia.

Everything in Amazon rainforest that hasn’t been touched yet

I think you missed 4000 years old mohangedaro(remains of indus civilization in Pakistan.

This is one of my favorites from you Drew!! Thanks so much for all your uploads. Binge watching your travel videos during COVID.

I think you missed Brihadeshwara Temple from Tamilnadu, India.

New to the videos but I am truly loving the learning and the beautiful sites 🤛

You are really amazing!! You’re content is the best! 💜

Hi Drew Binsky! I love your videos and they help me study for the national geography bee! So glad that I watched your video this early.

I've been to 2 of those! Amazing videos Drew, keep them coming!

Lalibela in Ethiopia cross shaped church carved into the ground also the other 10 rock hewn churches throughout Ethiopia

I thought Persepolis or Leptis Magna would be on the list.

Thanks for sharing treasure place of the world. i've been Cappadokia Turkey last year. it was amazing memory.😘❤

This is one of the best videos so far, drew

Honestly, this is what we should be learning in history.

Im proud to have reached 3 of these destinations: Angkor Wat, the Underground River, and Bagan Archeological Site. Cheers, Drew!

Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan India- near Udaipur. It is said to be the 2nd longest man made wall in the world after the Great Wall of China. And it is the least busy of all the attractions in Rajasthan. Well worth a visit!

Thanks for giving so many overlooked places a chance❤

Awesome dude, I am from Myanmar and I'm soo glad Bagan is on your list.

Drew, we just started watching you a few countries ago, and want to know where to start to pick it up from the beginning? Which video would you recommend first?? Thanks! Love what you do.

Ranikot Fort Ranikot Fort (Sindhi: رني ڪوٽ‎, Urdu: قِلعہ رانی کوٹ‎) (also known as Rannikot) is a historical Talpur fort near Sann, Jamshoro District, Sindh, Pakistan. Ranikot Fort is also known as The Great Wall of Sindh and is believed to be the world's largest fort, with a circumference of approximately 32 kilometres .

Awesome! My honourable mentions for underrated human-made structures (some may not be underrated): Easter island moas, Stonehenge, Brooklyn bridge, Sydney Opera House, Hoover Dam, Nazca lines, Parthenon, Pantheon, Hagia Sophia and blue mosque, Forbidden City, Xi'an Terra Cotta army, Notre Dame cathedral, St. Basil's, St. Peter's Basilica, Venetian grand canal, Dome of the Rock, Mecca, Abu Simbel, Giza Necropolis, remains of Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Great Mosque of Djenne, Aksum and Lallibela (stone churches), Big Ben/Westminster Abbey, Chateau Frontenac.

Damn, makes me wanna travel more! I love your vids bro!

Was just watching it on Facebook got notification on RU-vid decided to watch it on RU-vid my favorite channel

Its not just Djemila that's really underrated >|< Algeria as whole country is underrated country

Love your videos Drew! Are you coming to Canada anytime soon?

The city of Persepolis in Shiraz,Iran

Great video Drew! The Gates of Hell is definitely the coolest one!😎

In Finland there is a fortress called Salpalinja, it is told that it’s 1200 long and contained over 3000 wooden barracks, mainly it was going underground. It was build to defend Finland from the Russians during their wartime in 1940 to 1944. It goes all through Finland and there are many historic sites during the whole lenght.

Angkor Wat should be one of The 7 Wonders ahead of Chichen Itza. It’s shocking how it isn’t...

Amazing video idea! Props to you drew

You should visit Acropolis, Delphi, Meteora and so many other sights in Greece!

- Persepolis, Iran - AlUla and Medain Salem, Saudi Arabia - Baalbek, Lebanon - Jerash, Jordan - Moai of Rano Raraku, Easter Islands - Palmyra, Syria - Ellora & Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra, India

I wish everyone's life is as interesting as you bro. You are blessed 😊

I totally agree. Keep educating us about more amazing places people and food.

I reckon Borobudur and Prambanan (both in Jogjakarta, Indonesia) are well worthy. Also Gunung Padang in West Java, the oldest and least explored pyramid in the world...

Hey Drew! Have you ever visited Candi Borobudur (Borobudur temple) on Indonesia?

Glade u put Angkor Wat in this list💕

Drew pls make a list of which countries you still need to visit

Thank for putting Angkor Wat in ur list❤️

The Angel Fall in Venezuela and Roraima Tepui between Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana

This is the kind of videos we like, good job.

I think the Tigers Nest should be one of them!

I would see a next list like this

What about Moen-jo-Daro ? 5000 years old City in Sindh Pakistan.

Could you please do a 2nd part or another one of these videos I really enjoyed it

You should do the hexagonal rock formations in Ireland🇮🇪

Göbekli Tepe in Turkey is an amazing place. It is the oldest temple in the human history, built 12.000 years ago, before the humans invented the wheel. This is a wonder, without question!

Jerish the ancient Roman City I. Jordan. Amazing! Great Video!

Lucky to have me visit cappadocia in your 7 wonder list

I want to see you doing a video about your top 10 cuisines

love your videos

Djemila and timgad roman cities in Algeria are so well preserved you fell 2000 years were just yesterday

This is all so cool! I heard you were visiting africa, where are you going? Thx man love ur vids

Amazing... Your travel experience bring you wisdom of 2000 old wise smart human ... The bug of travel is something cannot be described and is really addictive

Hampi in North karnataka, India is another place that I think which could be added.

Postonjska Jama aka Postojna Cave in Slovenia

Iguazu Falls in the boarder between Brazil and Argentina. Also, the mission ruins in that region. They are both unesco sites, but u believe deserve more attention.

Djemila reminds me of Jerash in Jordan

This man doesn’t click bait I love it

In India there is Thanjavur peruvudaiyar temple ,this was built 1200 years ago

Thank you for adding Bagan, greeting from Myanmar

Your videos are so addictive.. short, cute and smart and also appropriately informative as well as interesting.😍😍 How do you do it ??

Don’t forget about “Al Ula” in Saudi Arabia where they Sculpt the mountains to houses! It goes back thousands of years

Your channel is Amazing 👌👍

Thanks for the last clip of Sri Lanka

Angkor Wat has actually been modified several times after the 12th century. There were Buddhist additions in the late 13th/early 14th century, and some stone reliefs were carved on the center in the 16th century.

Do a part 2 for this please..

Every place is special in their means 😍😍😍

I would add Lalibela in Ethiopia! Cheers from Costa Rica, I love your videos

everyone is gangsta until Darvaza stops burning

You are so right Drew.

Have you ever been to Borobudur temple?..that place is awesome

your videos are so good

The Western Wall in Jerusalem, Bryce Canyon in Utah, Table Mountain in Cape Town, Lake Baikal in Russia, Taroko Gorge in Taiwan and Punalu'u black sand beach on the Big Island of Hawaii would get my vote.

Denmark next

But seriously Drew u the man bro!!!

The Batu Caves are pretty awesome.. they should be on a list a reckon.

Recommend you do an additional list and visit Jerash Jordan for the Roman Ruins there.

There is a gorgeous sparkling blue underground lake in Greece, whose water travels there from an even lower elevation(!), that would blow your socks off!

Algeria is the most underrated country ♥️♥️♥️🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

You should go to pompei italy!!!

Capadoccia makes me think of The Tsingy in Madagascar

Hey Drew after u complete your mission what will u do next? Visit all states in the USA?

Surprised lebanon wasn’t mentioned at all with Baalbek and jeita grotto

Roriama in venezuela deserves some credit I watched a documentary about it once and was blown away by it and there is a tropical rainforest in South America not the Amazon this particular forest hasn't been touched in ages I watched a documentary about that as well I don't remember the name of it but it was awesome. The dhanakil depression in Ethiopia I think is maybe more well known than the ones I mentioned but I think it deserves recognition. I also think lake bical in Siberia deserves some recognition it's a huge lake in fact lake bical is the largest fresh water lake in the world by volume and holds 20 percent or more of the world's fresh water.

Yay Sigiriya. As a Sri Lankan! Would love to visit that