Valley of the temples Italy

#ancienttown The ticket price is 12 cents, half price for students, and 16.8€ plus the museum. The museum is far away, and it would be better to drive there after visiting the Valley of the Temple. If you are not a fanatic of ancient Greek civilization, I don't think you need to go to the Valley of the Temples. On the whole, it is a huge botanical garden that preserves some relics. It feels like a day of hiking in the Valley of the Temple, because there are 10km steps after walking through several major ruins. More than 2,500 years ago, the ancient Greeks lived here. After 2,500 years, some of the frames and main supporting pillars of the buildings at that time can still be preserved. It is really emotional. These relics are also of great value to archaeology. This is also the place where the most intact ancient Greek architecture remains outside of Greece. The whole site scenic spot is very large. Several major temple ruins are scattered, far apart, and the ground is full of stone roads, which is relatively difficult for the elderly and children. There are all kinds of plants, all kinds of giant cacti, apricot trees and peach trees everywhere. From February to March, it is just the flowering season and the right blooms. There are also many olive trees. And they are all very tall and huge. They are all many years old trees, and the main trunk is strange in shape. So there is a feeling of visiting the botanical garden. After visiting the museum, when the lights came on, overlooking the "Valley of the Temple", I remembered that Agrigento means "the residence of the gods", and suddenly a mythical sense of romance emerged.