Continuing with our Monday Musings, we discussed and deliberated as to whether or not to make this a poll or a 'have your say' - and then decided to make it a combination of the two. 

What we'd like to know is, if you had to recommend just one 'iconic' site to visit to your fellow Just You adventurers which one would it be & why? We've narrowed down some of our favourites above (but we know there are so many) Why not make your choice in the poll above, and share your reasons with us below....

We look forward to seeing what you think!

Julia

P.S. We're saying iconic sites this time.... we'll be looking at lesser known gems in the future

The Terracotta Army, for me. When I first saw all those amazing soldiers and they all looked so different, I was totally mesmerized. Definitely one site which should be on everyone's wish list.

Regards Julie

As iconic sites go, the Great Wall of China is definitely up there, as is the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, however, from a purely personal point of view. I would have to say Rano Raraku (a.k.a the Moai quarry) on Easter Island - as I'm sure some of my JY pals will find out later this year ;)

All the best

Mandy

Ayres Rock ( Uluru ) the size of it and the history surrounding it all, and to watch the colours change on the rock, at dawn and dusk just amazing, I also did helicopter flight over the Rock and also the Olgas, which for me was the highlight, just amazing....

Just LOVE australia and Uluru is why I booked.

Cindy

Cheers,

Hils

I voted for Christ the Redeemer as it was the most spectacular site on my To Do list. A brilliant day back in December 2011.

I could have voted other for Petra- my first camel ride and where was Indiana Jones? Pisa was the Baptistry for me listening to the acoustics of the man singing and the cemetery with all the paintings on the walls.

Seen Statue of Liberty from the Staten Island ferry- enough for me 😉

Taj Mahal and Great Wall of China are on my lists. Milford Sound will be seen in November 🙂

Mike

ps Machu Picchu came a fairly close 2nd.

Dave.

And, I think I'll join in the fun and tell you that from the list, I'd recommend Machu Picchu.

After visiting there last year, I can't help but think of it with a huge smile and I don't think I've seen a picture that truly does the site justice. It also brings back fond memories of the only torrential rainfall catching us while at the top by the Intihuatana stone followed very quickly by the sun coming out and shining over the ruins as a fellow traveller and I walked up towards the Guardhouse to dry off - such a great day.

Julia

Jaya

I've only seen about 3 of these sights so have got a lot of catching up to do!

Sylvia