Asyut, a city rich in ancient history, is located in Upper Egypt and is about 385 km south of Cairo. Known as the capital of the 13th Nome of Upper Egypt, its historical name was Syut. The Ancient Greeks called the city Lycopolis or Lykopolis, which means “City of the Wolf,” a name derived from the god Wepwawet, often depicted as a wolf.
Asyut’s history is a testament to Egypt’s rich and diverse cultural heritage, blending ancient traditions with modern life. The city’s ancient roots and ongoing evolution make it a fascinating destination for those interested in exploring Egypt’s past and present.
Created On May 4, 2020
Updated On January 26, 2024
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