By MOOK Travel Home / Jun(e), compiled and reported
Although Egypt is globally renowned for its breathtaking structures like the pyramids, the reliance on these same attractions has led to some fatigue in its tourism industry. Recently, after a period of relative quiet, an Egyptian archaeological team discovered a lost city that dates back 7,000 years. This remarkable find has not only excited the archaeological community but also injected new vitality into Egypt’s tourism sector.
Recently, an Egyptian archaeological team discovered a lost city that dates back 7,000 years. This discovery has not only thrilled the archaeological community but also breathed new life into Egypt’s tourism industry (Image source / World Wildness)
The 7,000-year-old lost city in Egypt features 15 massive tomb structures (Image source / EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF ANTIQUITIES)
The site of the 7,000-year-old lost city in Egypt (Image source / EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF ANTIQUITIES)
This ancient lost city lies along the banks of the Nile River, very close to the ruins of the ancient city of Abydos. Abydos was once the capital of four Egyptian dynasties and, in Egyptian mythology, it is the burial site of the god Osiris’s physical body.
This ancient lost city is located near the ruins of Abydos along the Nile River, where, according to Egyptian mythology, the body of the god Osiris was buried (Image source / House of Life Abydos)
Ancient Egyptian murals reveal the beliefs and myths of the people of that time (Image source / The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
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