When the Egyptian pyramids were lonely and Venice calm; Patient trip to the past attractions of the world

Since the 1980s, after the emergence of JUMBO JET aircraft, millions have usually traveled to various destinations around the world. Tourism has become more and more crowded year by year and popular cities and sights. Perhaps the imagination of cities like Venice and Tokyo, without a mass population, seems difficult today; But in the past, and before cheap trips and salaries, these places were the quiet corners that only rich locals or tourists were going. (loveexploring)

The name of New York Times Square was changed in the year 9, as the New York Times was transferred to this place. Gradually, the fame of the field increased due to theaters and peaked after World War I with the advent of propaganda. On crowded days, about 4.3 pedestrians travel to Times Square to watch theaters, restaurants and shops; But five years ago, here, called Longacre, it was a quiet area known for the industry.

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According to the famous legend, the “Great Wall of China” is visible from space, and this emphasizes the true greatness of this structure; However, this claim has been rejected. During the Cultural Revolution of the 1980s, campaigns were formed to destroy it; But in the 1980s, its national importance was reaffirmed and the reconstruction process began. In the year 9, the wall of China was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and ended with the rush of tourists.

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If you ask people to name the world’s busiest tourist destinations, many will call Venice. In the summer months, the congestion is so high that concerns about infrastructure are peak; But in the 5th century, Venice was often welcomed by European and American aristocracy. Venice faced severe floods in the 1980s, after which the number of tourists increased year by year. The arrival of huge cruise ships to the port, the city and its beautiful architecture overshadowed; The ships whose arrival was banned in the year 6.

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Every year millions of tourists come to Hollywood to see the glamor and stars of the cinema; But in the 5th century, the area was only known as the climate, fertile soil and agriculture, and the orange gardens were in place of today’s crowded streets. Since the early 1980s, large film studios such as the Warner Bros. Brothers and Columbia (Columbia) came to Hollywood with themselves, cinema stars, urban development and tourists.

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The discovery of oil in the late 1980s turned Dubai from a small port into a future city. In the year 9, Dubai was known as a free port, and the village of Jumeirah was spent from pearl fishing; An industry that fell in the 1980s. Discovery of oil, transformed all things; The enormous wealth and the wave of immigrants increased the population of Dubai to more than three million. Tourists also came to the area, and eventually Dubai became one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

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The small village of Edo (EDO) became the capital of Japan in the 1980s, the capital of Japan; When the emperor moved his government, palace and government apparatus. Japan has long pursued the policy of isolation from the world and was out of reach of foreigners. With the arrival of adventurous tourists in the twentieth century, the face of the city changed. After World War II, Tokyo was fully rebuilt, and in the 1980s, skyscrapers and modern transportation network brought trade and tourists to the capital of Japan.

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The old and wall -mounted city of Dubrovnik is now one of the most popular tourist destinations. Earthquakes and wars suffered a lot of damage to the city, and even in the 1980s, Dubrovonics was bombed. However, since the early 1980s, the city has become one of the most popular Mediterranean tourism destinations and even a ceiling for the number of visitors. In the year 9, the old part of Dubrovunic was listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its strong centuries and solid walls.

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The amazing collection of 12th -century temples Angkor Wat in Cambodia gained worldwide fame with the reports of a Western tourist. In the 5th, a full version of the temples was built at the Paris Exhibition and attracted global attention. Following Cambodia’s independence in 7 and registering these temples in the UNESCO World Heritage List, tourism died in the area. Initially, only a few thousand people visited the place; But in the 5th century, it became one of the most popular Asian destinations.

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The city of Amsterdam has long been the center of business and ceramics and experienced its “Golden Age” in the seventeenth century; But the wars in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries made the country a crisis and the city declined. At the beginning of the twentieth century, with the establishment of museums and railways, Amsterdam also flourished and rebuilt after World War II. In the following decades, the decision to preserve old streets and prevent road development helped the city’s specific identity. In the year 9, the entire collection of historical channels from the 17th century was listed in the UNESCO list.

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The Giza Pyramids, as the last survivor of the seven wonders of the ancient world, today have millions of visitors annually. In the late nineteenth century, tourism began limited, and the discovery of the Tutankhamun treasure trove of the world surprised the world and revived the interest in ancient Egypt. Today, visiting the great Egyptian pyramids is one of the most frequent aspirations of tourists.

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Which of these cities and attractions made you more surprised? If you could travel in time, would you like to see which destination in the past? Please keep Kajaro and its users in your valuable view.

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