Palmyra, an ancient city in central Syria, showcases impressive stone columns that reflect its historical grandeur, despite the severe damage from the 13-year civil war. The once vibrant city, with its temples and markets, is now marred by destruction, but has seen renewed interest from both locals and international tourists since the civil war's end. Visitors like Ziad Alissa highlight the contrast between the devastation and the enduring legacy of civilization at Palmyra, suggesting a need to reshape perceptions of Syria from solely war and ruin to a place of rich heritage.
These towering columns of Palmyra stand as a symbol of resilience, amid the visible scars of warfare, reminding us of Syriaâs rich historical tapestry.
The immense size and preservation of Palmyra attract explorers and tourists, offering a glimpse into the countryâs complex past despite its recent turmoil.
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