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The Higher Council of Antiquities' expedition in North Sinai has uncovered the remains of an ancient building in the vanished city of Asilah. It is believed to have been a caravanserai along the route that hosted Egyptian merchants and pilgrims traveling via the Egyptian Pilgrimage Road, a historic path connecting Egypt to the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant. This discovery enhances our understanding of ancient travel routes and the structures dedicated to serving travelers, as part of efforts to document the region's archaeological and historical heritage.
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