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Forty Door Restored in New Valley
Al-Maks Al-Qably Village is located about 10 kilometers south of Al-Kharga city in New Valley. It is considered one of the most important historical stations along the Darb Al-Arba'in, which connects Africa with Egypt. Historically, it served as a crossing point and a tax collection station for goods coming from Africa. Its roots date back to the 16th century, with evidence suggesting the site is quite ancient, as the first families settled there around 1600. During the Mahdist Revolution, it transformed into a defensive point with the construction of the Darwish Tower in 1893. The archaeological landmarks still stand to this day, reflecting its significance in the history of trade and defense in the region.
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