The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) is gathering international leaders from the fields of archaeology, cultural heritage, media, innovation, entrepreneurship and more for the first-of-its-kind AlUla World Archaeology Summit. From 13 – 15 September at Maraya in AlUla, this invite-only event will feature panels and informal discussions centred on advancing the field of archaeology at…
Top 5 Countries To Visit Ancient Mayan Ruins In 2023
From their ancient citadels to perfectly symmetrical, pyramid-shaped temples dedicated to long-forgotten deities, the Mayas are an endless source of fascination for Historians and tourists alike, but where exactly can the best preserved and most impressive examples of these enigmatic man-made wonders be found? In this article, we bring you the top 5 countries to…
Tourist Gets Scolded After Climbing Pyramid In Mexico – What Are The Rules For Visiting An Ancient Site?
Earlier this week, a tourist was scolded and physically attacked by an angry crowd after climbing the historical pyramid of Chichen Itza in Mexico. After the incident went viral on TikTok, numerous users began wondering why her behavior was so strongly reprimanded and, most importantly: what exactly are the rules for visiting an ancient site?…
Emilia Romagna, in the north of Italy, offers ancient villages, spiritual gardens and oases by the sea.
When all you want is a place to be mindful, the northern Italian region of Emilia Romagna may have what you seek – centuries-old abbeys, protected oases by the sea, ancient villages, renaissance libraries and spiritual gardens. Featuring sea, mountains and charming towns, Emilia Romagna is the perfect off-the-beaten-track region for visitors to slow down,…
