I travelled to Babylon, the oldest city ever to exist, and I met some incredible people, and ate delicious local food!

The Ishtar Gates are incredible, blue, and filled with so much history. Looking upon these Ocean Blue Gates of History makes you feel like you are holding hands with the past. This was the entrance to ...

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A panel composed of glazed nicks shows a lion in bas relief, symbolizing Ishtar, the goddess of love and war, from the Ishtar gate, Babylon, dating to Nabuchadnessar (650-562.B.C.), is ...

A war-torn nation which was once an area of operations where British soldiers served - a war in which 179 of them lost their ...