Transfer to airport for departure

Driving east along the stream of Euphrates to Mari, great Mesopotamian city-state dating to the third millennium B.C. which rose and fell, and to the strategic port Dura Europos, a used-to-be frontier town for Romans and Persians, nicknamed 'the Pompeii of the Orient' due to its impressive frescos. Follow in the path of the Silk Road to Palmyra, wealthy trading emporium of the past with luxurious villas and magnificent temples. Dinner and overnight in Palmyra.

A full day in Palmyra to explore one of the world’s great archaeological sites and to admire its glorious past. This oasis was the capital of the legendary Queen Zenobia and a caravan city par excellence linking the Euphrates with the Mediterranean. The visit includes the enormous Temple of Bel, the mystic Valley of Tombs, the monumental arch and colonnaded avenues, theatre, agora and museum with a splendid collection of portrait sculpture of Palmyrene inhabitants. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

Excursion in the Jebel Druze area to Bosra, Suweida and Shahba which are distinguished by the black basalt building material. Bosra, once the capital of the Roman province of Arabia, boasts an immaculately preserved Roman theater enclosed within a medieval citadel, which is one of the most captivating sites in Syria. Through Suweida (nicknamed 'the little black' by the Nabatean), home to a museum of ancient mosaics of exceptional beauty. Excursion to Shahba, the ancient Philippopolis, birthplace of the first Arab emperor of Rome, with well conserved theatre, basilica and spa. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus

Arrival at Damascus International Airport. Transfer to hotel. Hotel check in.

After breakfast, proceed to visit the Able Tomb (son of Prophet Adam) who was killed by his brother Cairnes. The tomb is situated on the Zabadani mountain overlooking the scenic Barada Valley. Proceed to Qosiyun mountain for a scenic view of Damascus from this top, continue with visiting Takiyyeh Sulaimaniyyah (the complex consists of an ottoman mosque, a handicraft centre, war museum, etc), National Museum, Umayyad Mosque (built in the 14th century), Tomb of Saladdin (the great and just warrior who freed Jurusalem from the crusaders), hotel check in. free time for shopping at Hamidiah Bazaar. Dinner and free at leisure.

Arrive at Damascus airport, meet and greet, transfer to hotel. Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

After breakfast, depart for Homs, visit Khalid Al-Walid Mosque. Proceed to Hama the third largest city in Syria. Visit the Nories on the Orantes River (the ancient water wheel)., in Hama your visit include to the ancient Hama Water Wheel. Your tour continues to Crack Des Chavelier, which is one of the best medieval monuments in Syria. The Crack Des Chavelier was built in 1031 AC by the governor of Homs and in 1142, the castle was turned over to the knights of St.John of Jerusalem. It is a 12th century crusaders castle and regarded as the most important crusaders castle in the world. The caste fell to Sultan Malik Az-Zahir the Bybars in March 03 1271. Back to Damascus. Free time for shopping. Dinner at Umayyad Palace Restaurant with Melawi Show, hotel and free at leisure.

After breakfast, transfer to visit makam Imam Nawawi (the famous muslim saint and scholar), proceed to Makam Nabi Ayob as. And continue to Bosra City. Full day visit this ancient Arab Nabatean City including the Roman Amphitheatre – the biggest and well preserved Roman Amphitheatre in the world which can accommodate 15000 spectators, Buheira Cathederal (the meeting point of Prophet Muhammad saw and Buheira the Nosterian Christian monk during the former visit to Syria at the age of 12 yrs old), Al-Mabrak Mosque (the place where the camel which brought the first Al-Quran to Syria stopped), the Roman Pool etc. back to Damascus, hotel check in, dinner and rest.

Transfer to the airport for departure

After breakfast, visit the Dead sea.Transfer to the airport to catch your flight home. Tour ends.

Transfer to airport for departure

Driving east along the stream of Euphrates to Mari, great Mesopotamian city-state dating to the third millennium B.C. which rose and fell, and to the strategic port Dura Europos, a used-to-be frontier town for Romans and Persians, nicknamed 'the Pompeii of the Orient' due to its impressive frescos. Follow in the path of the Silk Road to Palmyra, wealthy trading emporium of the past with luxurious villas and magnificent temples. Dinner and overnight in Palmyra.

A full day in Palmyra to explore one of the world’s great archaeological sites and to admire its glorious past. This oasis was the capital of the legendary Queen Zenobia and a caravan city par excellence linking the Euphrates with the Mediterranean. The visit includes the enormous Temple of Bel, the mystic Valley of Tombs, the monumental arch and colonnaded avenues, theatre, agora and museum with a splendid collection of portrait sculpture of Palmyrene inhabitants. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

Excursion in the Jebel Druze area to Bosra, Suweida and Shahba which are distinguished by the black basalt building material. Bosra, once the capital of the Roman province of Arabia, boasts an immaculately preserved Roman theater enclosed within a medieval citadel, which is one of the most captivating sites in Syria. Through Suweida (nicknamed 'the little black' by the Nabatean), home to a museum of ancient mosaics of exceptional beauty. Excursion to Shahba, the ancient Philippopolis, birthplace of the first Arab emperor of Rome, with well conserved theatre, basilica and spa. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus

Arrival at Damascus International Airport. Transfer to hotel. Hotel check in.

After breakfast, proceed to visit the Able Tomb (son of Prophet Adam) who was killed by his brother Cairnes. The tomb is situated on the Zabadani mountain overlooking the scenic Barada Valley. Proceed to Qosiyun mountain for a scenic view of Damascus from this top, continue with visiting Takiyyeh Sulaimaniyyah (the complex consists of an ottoman mosque, a handicraft centre, war museum, etc), National Museum, Umayyad Mosque (built in the 14th century), Tomb of Saladdin (the great and just warrior who freed Jurusalem from the crusaders), hotel check in. free time for shopping at Hamidiah Bazaar. Dinner and free at leisure.

Arrive at Damascus airport, meet and greet, transfer to hotel. Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

After breakfast, depart for Homs, visit Khalid Al-Walid Mosque. Proceed to Hama the third largest city in Syria. Visit the Nories on the Orantes River (the ancient water wheel)., in Hama your visit include to the ancient Hama Water Wheel. Your tour continues to Crack Des Chavelier, which is one of the best medieval monuments in Syria. The Crack Des Chavelier was built in 1031 AC by the governor of Homs and in 1142, the castle was turned over to the knights of St.John of Jerusalem. It is a 12th century crusaders castle and regarded as the most important crusaders castle in the world. The caste fell to Sultan Malik Az-Zahir the Bybars in March 03 1271. Back to Damascus. Free time for shopping. Dinner at Umayyad Palace Restaurant with Melawi Show, hotel and free at leisure.

After breakfast, transfer to visit makam Imam Nawawi (the famous muslim saint and scholar), proceed to Makam Nabi Ayob as. And continue to Bosra City. Full day visit this ancient Arab Nabatean City including the Roman Amphitheatre – the biggest and well preserved Roman Amphitheatre in the world which can accommodate 15000 spectators, Buheira Cathederal (the meeting point of Prophet Muhammad saw and Buheira the Nosterian Christian monk during the former visit to Syria at the age of 12 yrs old), Al-Mabrak Mosque (the place where the camel which brought the first Al-Quran to Syria stopped), the Roman Pool etc. Back to Damascus, hotel check in, dinner and rest.

After breakfast, full day to visit the universities in Damascus, and meeting some personalities Also can have some free time Or optional tour one day to Lebanon

Transfer to airport for departure

Transfer to airport for departure

Driving east along the stream of Euphrates to Mari, great Mesopotamian city-state dating to the third millennium B.C. which rose and fell, and to the strategic port Dura Europos, a used-to-be frontier town for Romans and Persians, nicknamed 'the Pompeii of the Orient' due to its impressive frescos. Follow in the path of the Silk Road to Palmyra, wealthy trading emporium of the past with luxurious villas and magnificent temples. Dinner and overnight in Palmyra.

A full day in Palmyra to explore one of the world’s great archaeological sites and to admire its glorious past. This oasis was the capital of the legendary Queen Zenobia and a caravan city par excellence linking the Euphrates with the Mediterranean. The visit includes the enormous Temple of Bel, the mystic Valley of Tombs, the monumental arch and colonnaded avenues, theatre, agora and museum with a splendid collection of portrait sculpture of Palmyrene inhabitants. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus.

Excursion in the Jebel Druze area to Bosra, Suweida and Shahba which are distinguished by the black basalt building material. Bosra, once the capital of the Roman province of Arabia, boasts an immaculately preserved Roman theater enclosed within a medieval citadel, which is one of the most captivating sites in Syria. Through Suweida (nicknamed 'the little black' by the Nabatean), home to a museum of ancient mosaics of exceptional beauty. Excursion to Shahba, the ancient Philippopolis, birthplace of the first Arab emperor of Rome, with well conserved theatre, basilica and spa. Return to Damascus. Dinner and overnight in Damascus

Arrival at Damascus International Airport. Transfer to hotel. Hotel check in.

After breakfast, proceed to visit the Able Tomb (son of Prophet Adam) who was killed by his brother Cairnes. The tomb is situated on the Zabadani mountain overlooking the scenic Barada Valley. Proceed to Qosiyun mountain for a scenic view of Damascus from this top, continue with visiting Takiyyeh Sulaimaniyyah (the complex consists of an ottoman mosque, a handicraft centre, war museum, etc), National Museum, Umayyad Mosque (built in the 14th century), Tomb of Saladdin (the great and just warrior who freed Jurusalem from the crusaders), hotel check in. free time for shopping at Hamidiah Bazaar. Dinner and free at leisure.

After breakfast, depart for Homs, visit Khalid Al-Walid Mosque. Proceed to Hama the third largest city in Syria. Visit the Nories on the Orantes River (the ancient water wheel)., in Hama your visit include to the ancient Hama Water Wheel. Your tour continues to Crack Des Chavelier, which is one of the best medieval monuments in Syria. The Crack Des Chavelier was built in 1031 AC by the governor of Homs and in 1142, the castle was turned over to the knights of St.John of Jerusalem. It is a 12th century crusaders castle and regarded as the most important crusaders castle in the world. The caste fell to Sultan Malik Az-Zahir the Bybars in March 03 1271. Back to Damascus. Free time for shopping. Dinner at Umayyad Palace Restaurant with Melawi Show, hotel and free at leisure.

Free time, optional tour to Beirut OR Aleppo with lunch and dinner. (pls advise price) Optional tour to Beirut: After breakfast, proceed to Syrian/Lebanon border, after immigration clearance proceed to Jeiita Grottoes, the amazing water cavern – tour includes to the upper gallery with its fantastic stalagmite and stalactite and cruising by boat on Nahr Al-Kabl (Dog’s River) in the lower gallery and cable car riding above the valley. Lunch. To Byblos, the ancient city of the Phoenician – free time for Lebanese souvenirs. Back to Beirut Waterfront for the breeze of the Mediterranean Sea. Optional for cable car at Jouneih; the highest peak of Beirut, view Beirut from this point. Back to Syria, dinner and hotel.

After breakfast, transfer to visit makam Imam Nawawi (the famous muslim saint and scholar), proceed to Makam Nabi Ayob as. And continue to Bosra City. Full day visit this ancient Arab Nabatean City including the Roman Amphitheatre – the biggest and well preserved Roman Amphitheatre in the world which can accommodate 15000 spectators, Buheira Cathederal (the meeting point of Prophet Muhammad saw and Buheira the Nosterian Christian monk during the former visit to Syria at the age of 12 yrs old), Al-Mabrak Mosque (the place where the camel which brought the first Al-Quran to Syria stopped), the Roman Pool etc. Proceed to Amman, hotel check in, dinner and rest.