The ancient road, once named the “Path of God,” was covered under sand for centuries and took decades to excavate and restore. Jakarta, Kabar Medsos – While Americans feasted their eyes on a full-blown Thanksgiving Day parade after a two-year Covid absence, nearly 6,000 miles away Egypt revived a very different cultural tradition that has not been seen for several thousand years. The country opened the 3,000-year-old Avenue of Sphinxes to the public Thursday in an extravagant ceremony in the southern city of Luxor that follows decades of excavation efforts.…
SelanjutnyaEgypt reopens 3,000-year-old Avenue of Sphinxes in grand, Luxor ceremony
