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Wadi Al-Nasara
Nestled among the green folds of western Homs, Wadi al Nasara—the Valley of the Christians—unfolds like a living tapestr...
Al-Azem Palace (Hama)
Al Azem Palace in Hama, built in 1742 by the Ottoman governor Asʿad Pasha al Azem, is one of Syria’s finest surviving ex...
The Grand Mosque of Hama
The Great Mosque of Hama, also known as Al Akbar Mosque, stands as a layered monument to the city’s long and complex his...
Arwad Island
Just three kilometers off the coast of Tartus, Arwad Island rises from the Mediterranean like a stone jewel set in a rin...
Safita Castle
Crowning the hilltop heart of Safita, the White Tower — as Crusaders once called it — rises as the last great remnant of...
Krak des Chevaliers
Crowning a hilltop above the Valley of the Christians, Krak des Chevaliers stands as one of the greatest monuments of me...
The waterwheels
The waterwheels of Hama, known as norias, are among the city’s most enduring symbols, with origins that reach deep into...