10 Real Fairy Places

Please join iVIVU to explore 10 lands that seem to be only in fairy tales but are completely real! 1. Surely when you mention the name "Zanzibar", you will immediately remember the image of shy girls covering their beautiful faces with thin webs standing in a corner of the door, giggling at each other in the story " A thousand and one nights "of Arab. But the Zanzibar that we talk about is not only in fictional and flying stories, but Zanzibar was also a prosperous city in the 12-15 century Zanzibar_Tanzania During that prosperous period, merchants making many back and forth shipments from Zanzibar to Saudi Arabia carrying slaves, gold, silver, ivory and even wood. Even the powerful Sultan Sultan who ruled the Kingdom of Oman moved the ancient capital to Zanzibar and did not forget to bring 100 concubines and eunuchs to his servants, at the same time making Zanzibar famous for growing nails. incense

. Although Emperor Sultan died long ago, the cultural influences from the Arab country combined with the gentle scent of cloves still captivate many visitors to the beautiful and mysterious island of Zanzibar.2 . El Dorado, Colombia El Dorado, Colombia: Nestled under the green foliage in the Amazon jungle, El Dorado is known as the kingdom of gold When the Spaniards invaded Central and South America, they heard rumors of a golden land - El Dorado after plowing the Colombian coast in the 1500s.



day and night searching for gold on this land, coming from the Andean steppe, then through the dangerous forests of Peru, Venezuela and Guyana within two centuries. But at that time no one could find the legendary "golden" city because only those with a pure soul could set foot in the land of El Dorado. Valley of Kings, Egypt Valley of Egypt KingsThis is the resting land of Egyptian pharaohs, stretching from the city of Luxor on the western bank of the gentle Nile. During the reign of the country from 1500 - 1000 BC, the kings built a series of pyramids that contained elaborate tombs inside the rocky hills of Valley. More than 60 tombs have been unearthed by archaeologists, revealing the mummies inside the coffin made of gilded stone and many jewels. Fearsome is that all the tombs are haunted by a curse, bringing death to anyone who dares to awaken the sleep of the kings. Ys, France Ys City, France Today Ys City "sprung up" from the request of Princess Dahut of Celtic before King Gradlon, to build a city for herself by the sea Although the city was solidly built and strictly guarded, the plot of a "handsome man" deceived the princess, causing Ys to be defeated.



The ruins of the once magnificent city of Ys are located under the Bay of Douarnenez - a crowded seaside town in Brittany, France. Troy, Turkey: Troy ruins: The Trojan war broke out because of a one-sided love story in Paris - the prince kidnapped the beautiful Helen in the hands of her husband in Greece. As a result, this entire famous city became in ruins. The Greek warriors gathered together, sailing day and night to Troy, determined to take revenge. After days of fighting, they finally won thanks to the cunning of Odysseus using the wooden horse Troy. Today, visitors to the Truva area in northwestern Turkey still have the opportunity to admire the ruins of Troy once were walls and temples. Karakorum, Mongolia Karakorum, Mongolia The Genghis Khan built his own empire on Karakorum in the mid-13th century followed by long journeys to invade and expand the ruling land. But Genghis Khan's glorious pride did not last long because only 30 years after its founding, Karakorum was mercilessly destroyed.



Visitors wishing to visit the Karakorum ruins will have to undergo strict immigration procedures. In it, many artifacts are white-covered walls and 108 sets of remains contained in stone towers, currently on display inside Erdene Zuu monastery - the first Buddhist monastery in Mongolia. Carthage, TunisiaCarthage, Tunisia Located outside the suburbs of the modern city of Tunis, Carthage was once a magnificent city, and a formidable opponent of 3rd century BC Rome. Many believe that Carthage was built under the hands of the good-war Phoenic fleet that once spread throughout the Mediterranean, along with a powerful army of elephants under the command of General Hannibal. Despite its military strength, Carthage could not survive long before the onslaught of the Rome empire. And in the end, they built Rome itself on the ruins of Carthage, which today remains as pots..

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