Syrian-Jordan Borders To Open 24/7
Jordan will open the Jaber-Nassib border with Syria 24/7 starting March 23, improving trade and travel. Travelers should check regulations and prepare documents.
10 Stunning Citadels and Castles in Syria You Must Visit
Discover Syria’s legendary castles, from Crusader fortresses to Assassin strongholds, each with rich history, stunning views, and fascinating secrets to explore!
The Epic Tale of Palmyra’s Queen Zenobia
Queen Zenobia of Palmyra dared to defy Rome! Discover her epic story of ambition, battles, and her dramatic clash with the Roman Empire and Emperor Aurelian.
Palmyra: The Desert Jewel That Challenged An Empire
Explore Palmyra, the “Bride of the Desert,” where ancient ruins tell the story of a city that challenged Rome and thrived as a cultural crossroads of the ancient world.
Aleppo’s Umayyad Mosque Reopens Partially After Years of Restoration
The Umayyad Mosque in Aleppo reopens partially after restoration. Damaged between 2012-2016, its revival marks a step in preserving Syria’s rich heritage.
Jordan Extends Border Hours at Jaber Crossing for Tourists
Jordan extends Jaber Border hours to midnight, making travel to Syria more convenient for tourists. Enjoy smoother crossings and more flexibility on your journey!
An Unforgettable Journey in Syria – A Traveler’s Experience
Stephie shares her unforgettable journey through Syria with Syrian Guides, from stunning sights to amazing hospitality. Read her experience!
Syria Raises Visa Fees for Tourists
Wondering about Syria’s new visa fees? Learn about the updated fees for various countries and exemptions. Check the latest requirements before your trip today!
Sednaya: A Journey from Horror to Hope and Freedom
What makes Sednaya a place of stark contrasts? Explore its dark history with Sednaya Prison and discover its spiritual beauty, from ancient monasteries to stunning views. Join our Syria tour today!
Maaloula: The Last Aramaic Village in The World
Want to explore ancient Christian heritage? Visit Maaloula, where Aramaic is still spoken. Discover this hidden gem – plan your trip now!