Nestled amidst the rugged landscapes of Azerbaijan lies a treasure trove of ancient wonders – Gobustan National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, located just a short drive from the capital city of Baku, is a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the region, offering visitors a glimpse into the lives of … Read more
Karakorum, with its myriad names and multifaceted reputations, stands as a testament to a rich history. Once the residence of the renowned Genghis Khan, this ancient city swiftly evolved into a pivotal convergence point along the Silk Road, fostering cultural exchange and progression. Situated in Mongolia’s Övörkhangai province, Karakorum and its surrounding landscapes rank among … Read more
The ancient Palace of Aigai in Greece, where Alexander the Great was crowned King of Macedonia around 2,400 years ago, has been reopened after an extensive restoration. The historic site, also known as the Royal Metropolis of the Macedonians, had been closed to visitors during the restoration process. Covering an expansive area of approximately 15,000 … Read more
In one of the world’s rapidly developing countries lies a hidden treasure, a monument carved into sandstone amidst date farms and dusty two-lane roads. This is Hegra, also known as al-Hijr or Mada’in Saleh, standing as the crown jewel of Saudi Arabia’s archaeological wonders and holding the distinction of being the first site in the … Read more
Nakhchivan, an isolated exclave located approximately 260 miles west of Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, boasts a rich array of historical attractions, ranging from towers and castles to tombs and enchanting wish-making caves. Among these treasures, the prominent centerpiece is the Duzdag salt mine, aptly named “Salt Mountain,” standing out as the largest medical tourism facility in … Read more