The reception at the airport by the office agent. Then moving toward the hotel to receive the rooms, having dinner and resting.

Breakfast at the hotel. Going to visit the bridegroom of the Syrian Desert, Palmyra, this is referred to by the amazing ruins which stand solemnly to narrate the heroic history during the rule of its queen, Zanobia. Lunch is there. Watching the sunset from its high castle.
Attending a folkloric fest in the evening (Optional). Dinner then resting.

 Program 2                                                                                  10 days/ 9 nights

The reception at the airport by the office agent. Then moving toward the hotel to receive the rooms, having dinner and resting.

Day1

Breakfast at the hotel. Visiting the old city of Damascus which is the oldest inhabited city in the world. It contains many places: the great wall, the gates, Umayyad mosque, Hanania church, Damascus castle, Altkieh Soulimanieh, Albimarestan  (hospital) Alnouri  and Alazem palace. Lunch is at one of these places. Returning to the hotel to have dinner and resting.

Day2

Day3

Breakfast. Then heading to Arwad on boats. It's the only Syrian island and it was known as Arados kingdom. Previously, it was considered a shelter for the people of Tartous in order to protect them from the raids and attacks of the enemies. After that moving to lattakia which was built by Solocus Nicator and he named it Lawadisa, his mother's name, for visiting Ugarit which introduced the world the first alphabet. This alphabet enabled the man to verify his thoughts through writing. Lunch is there. Then, Heading toward Aleppo, dinner and resting.

Day4

Breakfast. Moving to visit Aleppo which was the capital of all the kingdoms which ruled it: The Hittites, the Assyrian and the Arab. It was an important centre for trade where the merchants of Venice were aiming it for this reason. It still has a market called the market of Venice. The archaeological sites spread everywhere; from Aleppo castle to the markets and the inns (The Perfumers market, Goldsmith market, Coppersmith market, Aljomrok market, Cotton market …etc.). Lunch is at the castle. Visiting the national museum. Returning to the hotel for dinner then resting.

Day5

Breakfast. Heading to Saint Simon castle. It's one of sites which are called the forgotten cities. Saint Simon, who was praying while he was sitting on a column, lived there. After his death, Emperor Zinon built it and gave it the name of the Saint. Visiting Ebla which more than 17 thousand fictile boards were found in its library. These boards are considered the first written documents in old Syria and started to change the way of reading the history of the area. Lunch is at the site. Dinner and resting in Hama.

Day6

Breakfast. Heading to Apamee which was a prosperous city which witnessed different successive civilizations. Lunch is there. Going to visit the bridegroom of the Syrian Desert, Palmyra, this is referred to by the amazing ruins which stand solemnly to narrate the heroic history during the rule of its queen, Zannobia. witness the sunset there. Dinner. Attending a folkloric evening (Optional), and resting

Day7

Breakfast at the hotel. Continue visiting Other parts of Palmyra. Then, going to visit Sydnaia which embraces the convent of Virgin Mary with its famous icon which was drawn by Saint. Luke. Moving toward Qasyon Mountain to see Damascus sailing in the sunset. then having dinner and resting in Damascus.

Breakfast. Visiting Bosra which was the first city of the Anbat. Its name was Bohora, then Bostra in the Hellenistic era. In the days of Trajan, the Romans were interested in it and called it Niatrajan Bostra. It was the residence of Monk Bohiera who preached the Prophet Mouhammad. It contains the famous roman theatre, arch of victory and the baths. Then visiting Alswieda museum, Shahba castle in Shahba, the birthplace of Philip, the roman emperor of Syrian origin, and Shahba museum which contains mosaic portraits symbolize the old Greek mythologies. Returning to Damascus. Dinner, then resting .

Breakfast. Visiting national museum of Damascus. Preparing for travel. Accompanying the group to the airport.

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Program 3                                                                                     13 days /12 nights

 The reception at the airport by the office agent. Then moving toward the hotel to receive the rooms, having dinner and resting.

 Breakfast at the hotel. Visiting the old city of Damascus which is the oldest inhabited city in the world. It contains many places:
the great wall, the gates, Umayyad mosque, Hanania church, Damascus castle and Alazem palace. Lunch is at one of these places. Returning to the hotel to have dinner and resting.

Breakfast at the hotel. Visiting the other important sites in Damascus (the national museum which is considered the richest one in the world because of the numerous findings, Albimarestan (hospital) Alnouri, Altkieh Soulimanieh). Lunch is at one of these places. Visiting the old markets (Alhamidieh, Albzorieh, Madhat Basha …etc). Moving toward Qasyon Mountain to see Damascus sailing in the sunset.

Breakfast at the hotel. Going to visit the bridegroom of the Syrian Desert, Palmyra, this is referred to by the amazing ruins which stand solemnly to narrate the heroic history during the rule of its queen, Zannobia. Lunch is there. Watching the sunset from its high castle. Attending a folkloric evening (Optional). Dinner then resting.

Breakfast in Palmyra. Heading toward Die Azzor for visiting Alsalhieh (Dora Europos) which was the first Syrian station of the silk way and a gate way for the commercial caravans coming to Palmyra and the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Lunch is there. Then visiting the old gemmy kingdom of Mary which its discovered boards which are written in cuneiform letters carried the system of the political, diplomatic and cultural life at that age. Returning to Dier Azzor. Dinner then resting.

Breakfast in Dier Azzor. Heading toward Alraqqa city which was built by Alexander the Great in the 4th century B.C. Then visiting Alrasafa city which was called Serjiopolis (the name of the roman leader Serj). Visiting Altabaqa city to enjoy watching the Euphrates dam and its vast lake which embraces Joa'bor castle and forming a unique portrait of harmony and mix between the originality of the past, which the castle is talking about, and the modernity of the present and its techniques represented by the dam and its lake. Lunch is near the lake. Then heading toward Aleppo to visit Souks and Khans. Dinner then resting.

Day6

 Breakfast. Staying in Aleppo which was the capital of all the kingdoms which ruled it: The Hittites, the Assyrian and the Arab. It was an important centre for trade where the merchants of Venice were aiming it for this reason. It still has a market called the market of Venice. Visiting Aleppo castle and museum. Moving to visit  Saint Simon castle. It's one of sites which are called the forgotten cities. Saint Simon, who was praying while he was sitting on a column, lived there. After his death, Emperor Zinon built it and gave it the name of the Saint. Returning to Aleppo, having dinner and resting.

Breakfast. Heading to visit Ebla which more than 17 thousand fictile boards were found in its library. These boards are considered the first written documents in old Syria and started to change the way of reading the history of the area. And visiting Apamee which was a prosperous city which witnessed different successive civilizations. Lunch is there. Then visiting the castles of Almadiq and Shaizar. Heading to visit the famous water wheels (Noriahs) at the Orontes (Al-asi).Its singing is continuous day and night as if it's coming from the deep times. Dinner then resting in Hama.

Breakfast at the hotel. Going to visit the famous water wheels (Noirahs) at the Orontes (Al-asi).Its singing is continuous day and night as if it's coming from the deep times. Heading toward Lattakia which was built by Solocus Nicator and he named it Lawadisa, his mother's name, for visiting Ugarit which introduced the world the first alphabet. This alphabet enabled the man to verify his thoughts through writing. Lunch is there. (Optional) visiting Kasab and Ras Albaseet to enjoy the most beautiful and marvelous views in Syria. Returning to Lattakia for dinner and resting.

Breakfast at the hotel. Then heading to visit Salah Addin which was considered the most fortified castle of the Crusader. It was described as the undefeatable castle. It's a rocky climax isolated from the other surrounding climaxes. Then moving toward Tartous and visiting the museum.  Lunch is at the site. Heading to visit Arwad on boats. It's the only Syrian island and it was known as Arados kingdom. Previously, it was considered a shelter for the people of Tartous in order to protect them from the raids and attacks of the enemies. Then returning to Tartous to have dinner and resting.

Breakfast. Visiting Bosra which was the first city of the Anbat. Its name was Bohora, then Bostra in the Hellenistic era. In the days of Trajan, the Romans were interested in it and called it Niatrajan Bostra. It was the residence of Monk Bohiera who preached the Prophet Mouhammad. It contains the famous roman theatre, arch of victory and the baths. Then visiting Alswieda museum, Shahba castle in Shahba, the birthplace of Philip, the roman emperor of Syrian origin, and Shahba museum which contains mosaic portraits symbolize the old Greek mythologies. Returning to Damascus. Dinner, then resting.

Breakfast. Visiting national museum of Damascus. Preparing for travel. Accompanying the group to the airport.

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