Without a doubt, Pompeii stands as the most significant archaeological site globally. Perfectly maintained as it was in the year 79 A.D., this city became frozen in time due to a massive eruption from the neighboring Mt. Vesuvius volcano, which smothered it under layers of ash and volcanic stones.

Pompeii’s distinctiveness is unmatched amongst other archaeological sites globally. While there are aged relics in Rome, Greece, Egypt, Central America, and other extraordinary locations worldwide, none can emulate Pompeii’s living history. Here, you can tread along the authentic ancient pathways and experience their vibrancy as if transported back in time. Pompeii provides an opportunity to wander through the same homes, temples, workplaces, and recreational sites ancient inhabitants once thrived in. You can still observe the remnants of their chariots imprinted on the road surface, the conduits their potable water flowed through, apart from the chillingly ‘fossilized’ bodies of those who fell victim to the eruption.