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The ancient city of Tyre in Lebanon holds a hidden gem, the Al Bass UNESCO site. As you wander through its historic streets, one particular sight stands out - the magnificent Colonnaded Street and Roman Triumphal Arch. This grand thoroughfare takes you back in time to when Tyre was a bustling trading hub. In Jordan's Jerash Governorate lies another remarkable Colonnaded Street or Cardo. At sunset, this architectural marvel casts an enchanting glow over the ancient city of Jerash. The well-preserved ruins transport visitors to a bygone era, where chariots once raced down these very streets. Not limited to Jordan alone, Turkey's Izmir Province also boasts its own version of the Colonnaded Street. In Selcuk, history comes alive as you walk along this majestic road lined with towering columns that whisper tales from centuries ago. Back in Jerash Governorate, Jordan reveals yet another stunning section of the Colonnaded Street or Cardo. Its impressive length and intricate details leave visitors awe-struck as they imagine what life must have been like for those who walked these same paths so long ago. Immerse yourself in history at every turn as you explore Jerash's captivating Colonnaded Street (cardo maximus). This archaeological wonder showcases the skill and craftsmanship of ancient civilizations while offering glimpses into their daily lives. Whether it be Lebanon's Tyre or Jordan's Jerash, these they are testaments to human ingenuity and perseverance throughout history. Step into their world and let your imagination run wild amidst the remnants of glorious civilizations that once thrived along these storied avenues.