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Egypt and Troy: parents of fifth-graders plan a vacation on the history textbook

Autumn holidays in 2026 begin on October 25 and will last almost ten days - they successfully coincided with the national weekend in honor of November 4

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Egypt and Troy: parents of fifth-graders plan a vacation on the history textbook

And among them is a new trend: parents plan to travel so that children can see with their own eyes the places they read about in the history textbook. That is, those associated with ancient civilizations - Egypt and Mesopotamia, India and China, as well as all that remains of antiquity and the Roman Empire.

Of course, personally visiting all the places where history was made is almost as difficult as absorbing and keeping in mind all the ancient history. However, it is quite possible to plan something: parents are increasingly wondering how to show their children Ephesus and Troy, the Egyptian pyramids, fragments of the gate of the goddess Ishtar and the Great Wall of China.

More details - in the material "MK".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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