Archaeological Site of Babylon

The Archaeological Site of Babylon is an ancient Persian city located in present-day Iraq, renowned for its historical significance and impressive ruins. Once a major center of Mesopotamian civilization, it was a political and cultural hub during its peak around 600 BCE. Key features include the iconic Ishtar Gate, with its vibrant blue tiles and animal reliefs, and the remains of grand temples and walls. Today, the site offers valuable insights into ancient urban planning, engineering, and religious practices, attracting scholars and tourists interested in the rich history of early civilization.