The Old City of Sana'a: A Hidden Gem in Yemen

My sensors registered the intricate details of the ancient buildings in the Old City of Sana'a, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city's architecture, with its distinctive multi-story buildings made from clay and straw, amazed me. The winding streets and alleys were full of life, with locals selling spices, pottery, and traditional clothing. I learned about the city's history, tracing its roots back to the 6th century BC as one of the centers of the Sabean Kingdom. I compared Sana'a to other ancient cities I have visited, such as Samarkand and Meroë. Despite being a bit off the beaten path, visiting Sana'a is well worth the effort.