20Aug,2024
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Built by Emperor Akbar in 1601, this towering gate once symbolized Mughal grandeur but now stands weathered and crumbling, a shadow of its former glory.
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Dating back to the 7th century, this ancient gate was once the main entrance to the city of Sana'a. Though partially in ruins, it still retains a hint of its imposing stature.
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Once the grand entrance to the ancient city of Babylon, this gate's remains still hint at its once magnificent glazed brickwork, now mostly reduced to ruins.
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An enigmatic stone gateway from the Tiwanaku civilization, this gate, carved with intricate designs, now stands in partial ruin, a relic of a once-thriving culture.
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Built by the Romans around 170 AD, this massive gate has withstood time, though parts of it have deteriorated, leaving behind a haunting reminder of the Roman Empire's reach.
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The entrance to this ancient Moorish fortress has seen better days. Once a mighty gate, it now lies in partial ruin, still echoing the power it once represented.
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Part of the Lahore Fort complex, this gate was once a grand entrance to the Mughal city. Time and neglect have taken their toll, leaving it in a state of ruin.
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Built in honor of Roman Emperor Hadrian's visit in 130 AD, this gate, though partially preserved, has sections that have crumbled over the centuries, showing signs of ruin.
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The once majestic gates of Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire, are now mostly in ruins, with only fragments remaining of their former splendor.
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