1. Stonehenge, UK: Lauiloa i ona maʻa tetele ma le ofo ai. O le sauniga o le taumafanafana solstice faia e druids ma New Agers faʻamaoniaina o se falesa i talitonuga faʻalelotu faapaupau.

Moni: Tagata tafafao maimoa e le mafai ona paʻi i maʻa, le mafai ona savali i totonu o le eria, le mafai ona feoaʻi solo i lona avanoa ma e tatau ona totogi se pili ulufale e vaʻai ai.

2. Petra i Ioritana: E alu aʻe mai le maʻa mumu-mumu i se vanu lilo. O loʻo faʻaalia lava i luga o le auala o tagata femalagaaʻi uma i Sasaʻe tutotonu talu mai aso o le Grand Tour, o Petra o se tasi o nofoaga e sili ona asiasi iai i Sasaʻe tutotonu.

Moni: O le turisi nuʻu na tupu aʻe i Petra nei faʻamataʻu e outsize le anamua 'aʻai lava.

3. Colosseum i Roma, Italia: O se vaaiga ofoofogia mo turisi.

Moni: O le vaʻai e masani ona tumutumu ma e masani ona umi queues. O le fale atoa o se taʻamilosaga taʻamilo ma o totonu e matua taua lava e talimalo ai i konaseti. Ma, o loʻo iai le mataʻutia o turisi e paʻu'ūina i taga lapoʻa.

4. Machu Picchu i Peru: O Amerika i Saute e sili ona faʻalauiloa i ai. Na ia taofia le pito i luga nofoaga mo tagata faimalaga naunau e vaʻai i le mamalu o le Inca mo ni nai tausaga.

Moni: O le malaga i Machu Picchu e le manaia, ma o le ulufale ulufale ua siitia i luga atu o le 25 pauna.

5. Angkor i Kemupotia: E mimita i nisi o faʻamanatuga faʻa Buddha sili ona faʻaʻamuʻu i Sautesasae o Asia. O le tele o malumalu ofoofogia iinei ua faʻapaleina e le anoanoaʻi Angkor Wat - o le nofoaga sili ona tele i luga o le 'upega tafaʻilagi - i se manatuaina siosiomaga nofoaga i totonu o gnarled jungles ma tioata-pei o togata fanua.

Moni: E leai se sola ese mai le motu o tagata iinei. O aso na avea ai Angkor o se nofoaga tuʻu mamao ma luʻitau na matuaʻi alu ese lava. Ua mausali nei malumalu i luga o le femalagaaiga maimoa faavaomalo, ua faigata ai ona talisapaia le latou matagofie o fausaga ma le loloto o talitonuga faale lotu i soo se mea e latalata atu i le filemu ma le filemu.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Firmly featuring on the itinerary of every traveller to the Middle East since the days of the Grand Tour, Petra is one of the most visited sites in the Middle East.
The temples are now firmly on the international sightseeing circuit, making it hard to appreciate their majestic architecture and profound religious significance in anything approaching peace and quiet.
The entire building is a traffic roundabout and the interior is too precious to host concerts.