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Priyanshi Shah

lifestyle 

june 14, 2024

Explore World’s Beautiful lost cities 

Tikal’s towering Mayan temples rise above the jungle, hinting at the ancient city’s grand ceremonies and bustling life

Tikal Guatemala

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The ancient Persian capital, Ctesiphon, is famous for its massive vaulted hall and the world’s largest brick arch

Ctesiphon, Iraq

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Built by the Gokomere people, Great Zimbabwe’s granite-walled palace and trade network ruins lie in a lush valley

Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe

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This ancient Indus Valley city showcases advanced town planning engineering though now threatened by erosion

Mohenjo-daro, Pakistan

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Founded by a Turkish general, Bagerhat has 360 impressive mosques, including the famous Sixty Dome Mosque

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Mosque City of Bagerhat, Bangladesh

The Anasazi people’s cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde include over 600 structures, with Chiff Palace housing around 100 people

Mesa Verde, Colorado, USA

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Once twice the size of Paris, Vijayanagar was a bustling southern Indian empire with spectacular temples 

Vijayanagar, India

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Known as the City of 1001 Churches, Ani’s evocative ruins stand in a green field, recalling a once-thriving American kingdom

Ani, Turkey

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Thebes, Egypt

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Thebes, Egypt’s ancient capital features grand temples like Luxor and Karnak, and the famous tomb of Tutankhamun

Founded by Darius I, Persepolis features intricate carvings and grand structures, showcasing the Achaemenid Empire’s former glory

Persepolis, Iran

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