amlePlay today’s tripRoamle #3 answers: Wonders of the World
Tuesday 3 November 2026. Pyramids, lost cities and a wall you can’t actually see from space.
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Play today’s tripStop 1 Pinpoint · Landmarks
Drop a pin on the Great Pyramid of Giza
It stands on a plateau on the edge of Cairo.
Answer Great Pyramid of Giza (29.98° N, 31.13° E)
Fun fact Built for the pharaoh Khufu around 4,500 years ago, it was the tallest structure made by people for more than 3,800 years.
Stop 2 Find It · Landmarks
Tap the country where you’d find the ancient city of Petra
Tap the country on the globe.
Answer Jordan
Fun fact The Nabataeans carved Petra into rose-red sandstone cliffs. It was named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007.
Stop 3 Pinpoint · Landmarks
Drop a pin on Machu Picchu
High in the Andes of Peru.
Answer Machu Picchu (13.16° S, 72.55° W)
Fun fact The Inca citadel sits about 2,430 m above sea level. It became world-famous after Hiram Bingham publicised it in 1911.
Stop 4 Best Guess · History
How long is the Great Wall of China, counting all its sections?
Answer 21,196 km
Fun fact A national survey measured every section built over the centuries at 21,196 km. And no, you can’t see it from space with the naked eye. Source: State Administration of Cultural Heritage, China, 2012
Stop 5 Pinpoint · Landmarks
Drop a pin on Christ the Redeemer
The statue looks out over a famous harbour city.
Answer Christ the Redeemer (22.95° S, 43.21° W)
Fun fact The statue stands on Corcovado mountain, about 700 m above Rio de Janeiro, and was completed in 1931.