Damascus Spirituality Through Beirut or Amman: Journey through Islamic Faith.

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• Enjoy panoramic views of Damascus from Mt. Qassioun, where the summit offers breathtaking vistas of the sprawling city, perfect for reflection on its rich history.
• Explore the Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, home to the tombs of prominent early Islamic figures, steeped in historical significance.
• Marvel at the Mausoleum of Saladin and the magnificent Umayyad Mosque, architectural masterpieces that highlight the city’s grandeur.
• Wander through the vibrant Souq al-Hamidiyeh, where the lively atmosphere and colorful stalls invite you to experience local culture.
• Travel to the UNESCO-listed site of Bosra to explore the historic Omari Mosque and the Monastery of Bahira, rich in charm and importance.
• Try a variety of Syrian dishes to truly savor the rich culinary heritage of the country.
• Unwind in a traditional public bathhouse in Damascus, experiencing rejuvenating rituals cherished for centuries.
• Immerse yourself in the local culture and embrace the genuine warmth and hospitality of the people you encounter in this captivating city.

Highlights:

Travel now and engage with the locals, each one eager to share their unique stories. Learn how they’ve adapted over the years and what they envision for the future. These personal narratives offer a captivating glimpse into their daily lives, showcasing the challenges they’ve endured and their hopeful aspirations for a brighter tomorrow—for themselves and their country. Embrace this opportunity to connect and experience the country through the rich voices of its people.

Itinerary through Beirut Int’l Airport:

Day 01: Beirut Int’l Airport – Damascus

• Arrive at Beirut Int’l Airport, where you’ll be warmly welcomed by our professional representative.
• Begin your journey towards the captivating capital city of Damascus, Syria – a place renowned for its rich tapestry of religious, ethnic, and cultural heritage.
• Along the way, take a break at a charming street café to refresh yourself before reaching the Lebanese-Syrian border crossing.
• After completing the necessary entry visa formalities, continue your voyage to Damascus, where you’ll be dropped off at the historic Bab Touma, the north-eastern gate of the old city.
• Stroll along the ancient roadway to your boutique hotel, nestled in the heart of old Damascus, and settle in for an overnight stay.

Day 02: Damascus

• Set off on an enchanting adventure through the vibrant cultural and religious tapestry of Damascus. Your journey begins at Mt. Qassioun, where the summit rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the sprawling city below—a perfect spot for reflection and deep appreciation of the rich history that envelops you.
• Next, drive to the Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, a revered resting place for several notable figures in Islamic history, including the tomb of Sukayneh, the granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad. This serene site invites contemplation and honors a profound legacy.
• Wander through the lively Souq al-Hamidiyeh, a bustling covered bazaar alive with the sounds and scents of local culture. Here, you can browse traditional crafts, savor delicious Syrian cuisine, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere that defines this historic marketplace.
• Continue your exploration at the Mausoleum of Saladin, located next to the majestic Umayyad Mosque. This site pays tribute to the legendary Muslim leader and serves as a symbol of cultural significance.
• No visit to Damascus is complete without marveling at the Umayyad Mosque, an architectural masterpiece renowned for its grandeur. This cultural landmark also houses the Shrine of John the Baptist, making it a vital pilgrimage destination.
• Next, step into Khan Assad Pasha, a historic caravanserai that beautifully showcases the region’s rich trading history through its stunning architecture and inviting atmosphere.
• Finally, unwind at Al Nafoorah Coffeehouse, a charming spot where you can sip on local brews and soak in the lively ambiance of Damascene social life, creating memories that will linger long after your journey ends.

Day 03: Damascus – Bosra – Damascus

• Travel southward to Bosra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its astonishingly well-preserved ancient ruins that will captivate you as you explore its historical treasures. Begin your journey at the 2^nd-Century Roman Theatre, one of the world’s best-preserved theaters, where thousands once gathered to enjoy grand performances, showcasing the brilliance of Roman engineering. Next, visit the Al-Omari Mosque, built on the site of a Roman temple; this mosque is among the oldest surviving examples in Islamic history, with its exquisite design reflecting the artistry of Islamic architecture and inviting reflection on its rich historical significance. Don’t miss the Mabrak Mosque, a revered site believed to be where the camel carrying the first copy of the Quran to Syria rested, making it a must-see for its profound spiritual importance. Finally, discover the Monastery of Bahira, the historic location where a young Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) met the monk Bahira during his childhood journey to Syria, enriching your understanding of the area’s rich Islamic heritage.
• Next, set off on a captivating drive to the Maqom Imam Nawawi, a shrine steeped in religious and historical significance. This site honors the esteemed Islamic scholar and jurist, Imam Yahya ibn Sharaf al-Nawawi, born in 1233 CE in Nawa, Syria. Renowned for his essential contributions to Islamic jurisprudence and Hadith literature, Imam Nawawi’s celebrated works, ‘Riyad as-Salihin’ and ‘Al-Maqasid’, continue to inspire and guide countless seekers of knowledge and spirituality.

Day 04: Damascus – Beirut Int’l Airport

• Free day to explore city at your own pace. Visit local markets beyond the popular Souq al-Hamidiyeh, and stumble upon charming cafes or traditional workshops tucked away in the city’s winding alleys.
• Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of a traditional public bathhouse, known as a Hammam, in the historic city of Damascus. Indulge in the rejuvenating rituals and immerse yourself in the cultural significance of this timeless bathing tradition.
• In the afternoon, travel to Beirut Int’l Airport for your departure flight, bidding farewell to Syria with cherished memories of its rich history, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality; or extend your journey to include Lebanon and Jordan alongside your visit to Syria.

Included:

• Private round-trip transfer.
• Syrian Land border security clearance.
• Syrian tourist visa reference code (Entry visa approval).
• Three overnights at an old town mid-range boutique hotel in Damascus.
• Meal Plan: Breakfasts at the hotel.
• Professional English-speaking guide during the tours only.
• Portage at the hotels.

Excluded:

• Entry visa fees to Syria.
• Any meals and drinks.
• Any tipping.
• Insurance of any kind.
• Entrance fees.

Offer Validity: End of March 2026.

Rate per person in single room, on the basis of a single traveler:

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Itinerary through Amman, Jordan:

Day 01: Amman – Damascus

• Pick-up from your accommodation in Amman City Center to begin your journey towards the captivating capital city of Damascus, Syria – a place renowned for its rich tapestry of religious, ethnic, and cultural heritage.
• After completing the necessary entry visa formalities, continue your journey to the captivating capital city of Damascus, Syria. Known for its rich tapestry of religious, ethnic, and cultural heritage, Damascus offers a captivating experience for travelers.
• Your drop-off point will be Bab Touma, the north-eastern gate associated with the old city’s Christian neighborhood.
• Stroll along the ancient roadway to your boutique hotel, nestled in the heart of old Damascus, and settle in for an overnight stay.

Day 02: Damascus

• Set off on an enchanting adventure through the vibrant cultural and religious tapestry of Damascus. Your journey begins at Mt. Qassioun, where the summit rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the sprawling city below—a perfect spot for reflection and deep appreciation of the rich history that envelops you.
• Next, drive to the Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, a revered resting place for several notable figures in Islamic history, including the tomb of Sukayneh, the granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad. This serene site invites contemplation and honors a profound legacy.
• Wander through the lively Souq al-Hamidiyeh, a bustling covered bazaar alive with the sounds and scents of local culture. Here, you can browse traditional crafts, savor delicious Syrian cuisine, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere that defines this historic marketplace.
• Continue your exploration at the Mausoleum of Saladin, located next to the majestic Umayyad Mosque. This site pays tribute to the legendary Muslim leader and serves as a symbol of cultural significance.
• No visit to Damascus is complete without marveling at the Umayyad Mosque, an architectural masterpiece renowned for its grandeur. This cultural landmark also houses the Shrine of John the Baptist, making it a vital pilgrimage destination.
• Next, step into Khan Assad Pasha, a historic caravanserai that beautifully showcases the region’s rich trading history through its stunning architecture and inviting atmosphere.
• Finally, unwind at Al Nafoorah Coffeehouse, a charming spot where you can sip on local brews and soak in the lively ambiance of Damascene social life, creating memories that will linger long after your journey ends.

Day 03: Damascus – Bosra – Amman

• Travel south towards the UNESCO-listed site of Bosra, once the capital of the Roman province of Arabia and an important stopover on the ancient caravan route to Mecca. Marvel at the magnificent 2^nd-century Roman theater, explore the early Christian ruins, and wander through the mosques within the great walls of this historic city. Visit the Al-Omari Mosque, one of the oldest surviving mosques in Islamic history, and the Mabrak Mosque, which is said to mark the spot where the camel carrying the first copy of the Quran to Syria knelt to rest. Venture also to the Monastery of Bahira, the monk who is believed to have met the young Prophet Muhammad during his travels to Syria.
• Travel to your accommodation in Amman city center, bidding farewell to Syria with cherished memories of its rich history, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality; or extend your journey to include Lebanon alongside your visit to Syria.

Included:

• Private round-trip transfer.
• Syrian Land border security clearance.
• Syrian tourist visa reference code (Entry visa approval).
• Two overnights at an old town mid-range boutique hotel in Damascus.
• Meal Plan: Breakfasts at the hotel.
• Professional English-speaking guide during the tours only.
• Portage at the hotels.

Excluded:

• Entry visa fees to Syria.
• Any meals and drinks.
• Any tipping.
• Insurance of any kind.
• Entrance fees.

Offer Validity: End of March 2026.

Rate per person in single room, on the basis of a single traveler:

Discover the Beauty of Syria

Syria offers many amazing experiences for travelers. It has a rich history, vibrant cultures, bustling markets, beautiful places of worship, ancient cities, grand castles, stunning landscapes, delicious food, and friendly people.

Explore the lively marketplaces, where the air is filled with the aroma of spices and fresh bread.

Marvel at the impressive religious sites, which blend the past and present.

Uncover the secrets of historic cities that have stood the test of time. Admire the majestic splendor of centuries-old castles.

Feast your eyes on breathtaking mountains and deserts. And savor the delectable flavors of Syria’s renowned cuisine.

Most of all, it is the warm, welcoming spirit of the Syrian people that makes this Syria so special.

Discover the beauty of Syria – it will leave a lasting impression on you.

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