Getting tired of the endless monster killing or being discouraged for not completing the quests? Take a tour around Wonderland Online  you’re assured to get refreshed. The new version 4.0 introduces four splendid sites to make environments more exciting. While traveling around the world, you will learn a great deal of histories behind those world-renowned Wonders of the World. 

The Hanging Garden of Babylon

The garden was constructed by a Babylon King who wanted to please his homesick Queen. However, a God also adore this beautiful Queen so much that he decided to kidnap her. Finally, the King was left desperately in this beautiful but yet cold and empty garden alone. The Garden was built up in tiers so that it resembled a theatre. Vaults had been constructed under the ascending terraces which carried the entire weight of the planted garden.  The mystery remains is how the engineers managed to drive in the water to keep the plants growing when Babylon rarely received rain.

Emperor Chin Shihuang’s Mausoleum

In 221 B.C., Chin Shihuang established the first feudal empire in China's history. Years after his death, his grant palaces were destroyed in the fire, and his tomb remains a mystery to the world. This discovery of the terra-cotta warriors and horses arraying outside the mausoleum can make one imagine how magnificent and luxurious the structure of Emperor Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum was. What was more hidden in this mysterious underground palace? Nobody knows…waiting for you to explore!

Greek Polis

Greek Polis is the combination of many different nations.  It developed a social system in which power was based on wealth rather than aristocratic birth. The people there worship the Gods and Athena’s Palace. They believe that the Gods will bless them and guarantee their crop harvests. What’s more, other nations don’t invade them because they think that they might offend the Gods and be punished for invading Athena’s Palace.

Yamataikoku:

Yamataikoku was an ancient area in Japan during the late Yayoi period. At the end of the 2 Century the Yamataikoku was ruled by the Queen Himiko. Their unique and talented constructions were praised for generations.