10 days to find ancient civilizations Egypt is famous for its eternally brilliant civilization, known through movies and legends tinged with ghosts and mysteries. The photo set of Nguyen Tuan Anh’s family’s 10-day trip to Egypt to discover the country has attracted the attention of netizens with nearly 2,000 emotional expressions. In the journey to “touch” to the ancient world, the young family set foot in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan. Majestic pyramids, temples and tombs are recorded throughout the journey. These are the pyramids of Kheops, Djoser, Khan el-Khalili market, Karnak temple, Dendera, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Abu Simbel… The golden brown background evokes power, mystery is the characteristic of the architecture here. here. Thousands of years of unsolved mysteries Egypt is a special country, possessing pyramids, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world that still exists today. Although thousands of years have passed, science and technology have made great progress, the pyramid is still a mystery to mankind. Book World Civilization History records strange human discoveries about pyramids. When the rusted coins were brought inside the pyramid after more than a month, they were shiny again. The cup of milk and fresh fruit put in it after about half a month will not change color or taste. In addition to the above strange things, people still do not have a thorough explanation why the ancient Egyptians were able to build a series of massive works with tons of stone blocks with only rudimentary tools. 3,000-year-old ‘golden city’ found in Egypt The 3,000-year-old city buried in the sand in Egypt is the most important discovery since the tomb of King Tutankhamun was unearthed.

Panoramic luxurious museum hotel has 60 caves and 10 buildings. Photo: CNN This is the specialty of the ancient civilization to maintain the traditional history and culture of Cappadocia. Surrounded by a winding and natural system of caves, Cappadocia is famous for being a medieval underground city. In the past, thousands of locals had to hide under this underground street for months to survive through a historical period of resistance to invasions. Derinkuyu is an underground city located in Cappadocia, the Central Anatolia region of Turkey. Stretching 18 floors with a depth of 85m, Derinkuyu is one of the largest and deepest underground cities in Turkey. Mr. Omer Tosun is currently a local antique collector and owner of Cappadocia’s first luxury museum hotel. He successfully introduced the culture to Cappadocia, especially Derinkuyu, through a set of antiques. Guests enjoy the experience of exploring the underground city in Cappadocia. Photo: CNN “Imagine, people are farming and have to find shelter due to the attack of the army,” said Omer, referring to the hiding position of the underground people. Omer also explained that around 20,000 people had been hiding in these narrow aisles for months at the time when the Mongol army was moving overhead. Residents have taken advantage of hundreds of storage rooms, living spaces and even communication tunnels to stay informed about what’s happening on the ground. Mr. Omer’s hotel has been renovated for more than two decades. The hotel consists of 60 caves and 10 buildings. Mr. Omer’s job is to preserve heritage and facilitate visitors to explore these special historical sites. The caves contain many artistic values. The inside is fully equipped with a hot tub overlooking the fairy chimneys. “This is like the Garden of Eden. This destination attracts a lot of beautiful birds …”, Mr. Omer said, pointing to the peacocks.