al-Madrasa al-Adiliyeh: al-Madrasa al-Adiliyeh, nestled in the heart of Damascus, is a religious school that dates back to the Ayyubid

Lattakia: A Coastal Gem with Mountain Retreats. Lattakia is a coastal city and the primary port city of Syria. It

Dervish Dancing: Dervish dancers, also known as Sufi whirling or Sufi spinning, are practitioners of a unique form of spiritual

Beit Khalid al-Azem: The old town of Damascus is a treasure trove of traditional architecture and historic houses. The streets

Wadi al-Nasara: Where Faith, Culture and Beauty Converge. Wadi al-Nasara, or “Valley of the Christians”, is a captivating destination that

Syrian People: Syria, a country located in the heart of the Middle East, offers a wealth of diverse experiences that

Tartous: A Journey Through Syria’s Castle-Studded Coast. Tartous, situated on Syria’s Mediterranean coast, is the second largest city in the

Salah al-Din Tomb:  The remnants of al-Madrasa al-Aziziyeh from the Ayyubid era are scarce, but the most remarkable survivor is

Homs: Homs, also known as “Hims” in Arabic, is a city located in western Syria with a long and storied

Traditional Damascene Musical Performances: Damascus has a rich tradition of music and is known for its vibrant musical scene. Traditional