Mohenjo-Daro (ancient city)

Mohenjo-Daro was an ancient Indus Valley city built around 2500 BCE, known for its advanced urban planning and sophisticated drainage systems. Located in present-day Pakistan, it featured well-organized streets, brick houses, and public baths, reflecting a high level of societal organization. As one of the largest cities of the Indus civilization, it indicates a prosperous and thriving community. Its decline remains a mystery, but the city's ruins offer valuable insight into early urban development and social structure in South Asia. Mohenjo-Daro stands as a testament to early civilization’s innovation and complexity.