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Notes – The most desirable historical sites on monuments and social networks

Roald Dahl by Roald Dahl
September 6, 2021
Notes – The most desirable historical sites on monuments and social networks
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The ancient Mayan city of Toulom (Mexico), the Eiffel Tower in Paris (France) and the tomb of the Taj Mahal (India) are among the most popular in the list of monuments and historical sites and are shared by people who visit them on social networks.

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+++ Inquiry into the Knowledge Base (TKA) education platform based on the hashtags (tags) and ‘needles’ (images and videos) of the social networks Instagram, Dictoc and Pinterest has identified five monuments in the United States. Top Ten Most Popular ‘Online’.

Network priorities include +++ TKA highlights, Mayan ruins Libra (Quintana Roo, Mexico), Fortress of Machu Picchu (Cusco, Peru), Statue of Liberty (New York, USA), Chichen Itzo Archaeological Complex Yucatan, Mexico City and Colombia Northeast of the city, Mexico).

+++ Libra is the most popular historical site on social media, shared 1,584 million times, followed by the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris (France) with more than 407 million, and the Indian Funeral Taj Mahal, the most shared 352 million times, according to this source.

When the epidemic develops at different geographical points, with the expectation that we will be able to travel around the world again and again at other times, we are all eager to go to other places outside our borders and see the wonderful monuments of different countries.

Instagram, Dictoc and Pinterest.

The Knowledge Academy (TKA), a UK-based global training platform for professional training in technical sciences, says some of these monuments and monuments are so unusual that we cannot resist sharing them on our social accounts. And business management.

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With this idea in mind, the TKA research team (www.theknowledgeacademy.com) conducted a statistical survey to find out which monuments or historical sites in the world are most popular and loved on social networks, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest.

For this work, a list of the most visited palaces and monuments in the world was drawn up based on Wikipedia information, and the number of each of these signs shared on social networks by certain actions was calculated ‘online’.

These ‘online’ actions originated by clicking on Instagram and Dictoc ‘hashtags’ (tags that identify the same title as words, phrases or alphanumerics) and ‘pins’ (images or videos that allow users to enter the site) according to TKA.

The study covers the Mayan archeological site in Mexico, a historically significant point shared on social media, followed by three monuments: the Eiffel Tower (France) and the Taj Mahal Palace (India). Preferred on social networks (RRSS).

Mexico and Libra on the head.

The TulTam is the most shared symbol on TikTok, while the Eiffel Tower is the most shared on Instagram and Pinterest, with Mexico dominating the list of historically significant sites, according to TKA research. RRSS. In its territory: Tulum, Chichén Itzá and Teotihuacán.

Libra is the most popular historical landmark on social media, with a total of 1,584,562,637 shares.

Located on the beautiful shores of the Caribbean Sea in Quintana Roo (Mexico), the Riviera Maya make it almost impossible for tourists to stop sharing its beautiful white sand beaches and ruins ‘online’ in this walled city. Mayan civilization.

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Second on the list is the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris, which has been shared 407,462,295 times on social media.

Located in a beautiful grass park, Champ de Mars, the figure of this iron structure with a height of more than 300 meters, counting its antenna and built for the global exhibition in 1889, has become the symbol of France and its capital ruled over social networks for many years.

The Taj Mahal is the third most loved monument site on the Internet in India, with over 352,758,040 cases shared on social media.

The carved white marble tomb and its lotus dome attract more than 7 million tourists every year. The funeral of these 17th century majestic buildings built in Agra by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan integrates elements of Islamic architecture ,? Persian, Indian and Turkish.

Fourth place is occupied by Machu Picchu in Cusco (Peru), which is shared by 199,314 on social networks. 552 shares.

The ruins of the Inca Castle, used as a ceremonial palace and religious sanctuary, are located at the top of the Cordillera de Vilcapamba in the Andes Mountains and overlook the majestic Urupamba River, a must-see for the community.

In fifth place, with 146,482,664 shares to share on three RR.SS. Analyzed in the study, it is a monument to the Statue of Liberty in the United States.

Located near the mouth of the Hudson River in New York with its torch of ‘Freedom to illuminate the world’, this green statue was a gift from France to the American people in 1886 and is one of the most important world-famous monuments, playing a key role in the networks.

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Next on the list are the ruins of Pompeii (Naples, Italy), the Statue of Unity (Kvadia, India), the Sichen Itza Complex (Yucatan, Mexico) and the Sacramento Familia (Barcelona, ​​Spain). .

The pre-Columbian city of Theodore Hughes ranks tenth, with 38,406,867 times shared on social networks.

Theodihuagan, located on the outskirts of Mexico City, is home to the ruins of a major central thoroughfare or avenue, the Calcutta de los Muertos and the Pyramid of the Sun. Popular heroes on social media.

Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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