Ready. Set. Go. Adventureman’s challenge kicks off at sunrise at one of the world’s most recognizable Wonders. Is this structure really visible from space? Not according to NASA. But it’s a mighty starting spot, as visiting means climbing a lot of steps. And what goes up must come down (and fast) to make the next flight. The question is…how?

A hop, skip, and two flights later, Adventureman arrives in Delhi. Next up: the architectural majesty of the Taj Mahal. The mausoleum is a symbol of love — built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. It took 22 years to complete, but there’s only time for a whistlestop visit. The clock is ticking as he crosses mesmerizing, chaotic Delhi to get there by train, soaking in everything that makes this place a feast for the senses.

Adventureman isn’t the first hero to gasp at the mind-blowing ancient city of Petra. Three days in and he’s following hot on the heels of Indiana Jones, making his way to the famous Treasury site within the Rose City. This Wonder is truly awesome, a scene to behold complete with culture, camels, and chatty locals galore. Three Wonders down, four to go.

Rome may not have been built in a day, but less than a day is all Adventureman has to see it. It's time for him to visit the famous Colosseum — an ancient amphitheater known for gladiator fights, underground passages…and more recently, long queues. With limited time at this Wonder, will he make his next flight, or could the trip be in jeopardy only halfway through?

A last-minute flight exchange has answered Adventureman’s prayers, and he’s on the move again — this time to see Rio’s Christ the Redeemer. Standing at 30 meters tall, the statue welcomes our hero to his fifth destination with outstretched arms that span 28 meters. The humidity is building, the adrenaline is pumping, and the endorphins are propelling him on.

It’s Adventureman’s most difficult task yet: getting in and out of mysterious Machu Picchu in a matter of hours. Not only has the temperature dropped, so too has his time to reach the penultimate Wonder. He has tough trek to reach the breathtaking site (located over 2000 meters high), but with a perfectly planned itinerary and the best tools and agents on his side, he may even get a chance to pick up a souvenir or two.

This is it. The final Wonder. As Adventureman gets closer to Chichén Itzá, home of the ancient Mayan marvels, he’s got a few of his own modern miracles racked up. Including 13 flights, over 22,000 miles, and 29 ground transport trips under his belt in just six days. But will he make it to the finish line on time? It’s the final push to get the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS^TM title.