Most PLEASANT PLACES on EARTH 8K ULTRA HD

In this 8K video, we take a trip around the world to experience the best and most enjoyable places on planet Earth with nature sounds and real sounds. Here are some of the best places in the world to see in 8K quality: Colosseum, Rome, Italy: This large amphitheater is one of the best-preserved buildings of the Roman Empire. Accommodating 50,000 people, this building was used for those who wanted to see gladiatorial games and fights between humans and animals. Palace of Versailles, Paris (France): it was home to the French monarchy until the 18th century. Inside you can see the luxury of the rooms of ancient kings. You can also find the Hall of Mirrors there, where the Treaty of Versailles and the end of World War I were signed. The huge gardens of Versailles are another attraction included in your visit. Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, Egypt: They are the most important monuments in Egypt and some of the oldest buildings in the world. During your visit to the three pyramids you can learn all the details of the burial places of the pharaohs. Taj Mahal, Agra (India): it is a funerary monument erected in the seventeenth century and combines the best of Islamic, Persian and Indian art. Its facade is said to vary in color depending on the time of day because of the sun's effect on the marble. However, the lack of maintenance puts it at risk. Persian and Indian. It is said that its facade varies in color depending on the time of day because of the sun's exposure to the marble. However, the lack of maintenance puts it in jeopardy. Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria (Germany): Its construction was commissioned by Louis II of Bavaria in 1869. Although it has a medieval appearance, inside it has several modern conveniences of the time. Forbidden City, Beijing (China): for more than 500 years this majestic architectural complex was home to 24 Chinese emperors. The itinerary includes vast courtyards interspersed with numerous pavilions where the official ceremonies of the emperor on duty were held. In the Forbidden City, the visitor may encounter figures of guards on the roof and the imperial road. Louvre, Paris (France): it is a space that houses 35,000 works of art and covers Western art from the Middle Ages to 1848. Alhambra, Granada (Spain): The palace and fortress of the ancient Nasrid Kingdom. Its architecture marks the end of an era of splendor that began in the 8th century.