Wadi Jillin - Daraa
One of the most beautiful undiscovered natural summer resorts in the world, located in southern Syria, the valley enjoys a mild, cool climate in summer thanks to its depth and steep drop below sea level.
Jul 30, 2026
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Wadi Jillin - Daraa
One of the most beautiful undiscovered natural summer resorts in the world, located in southern Syria, the valley enjoys a mild, cool climate in summer thanks to its depth and steep drop below sea level.
Tropical Forest - Tartous
An innovative tourism and environmental project located on the Banias-Tartous highway in Syria. This place was designed through personal effort to simulate a rainforest atmosphere using a custom-made water misting system above a miniature cave.
The Bosra Amphitheater
The Bosra Amphitheater (or Bosra Theatre) is an ancient Roman theatre located in the city of Bosra in the Daraa Governorate of southern Syria. Built in the 2nd century AD from black basalt stone, it is one of the largest and best-preserved Roman theatres in the world, with a seating capacity of approximately 15,000 to 17,000 spectators. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Valley of Wonders - Latakia
The Valley of Wonders is located in the village of Kafraya, in the rural area of Al-Haffah, in the Latakia Governorate of Syria. This valley is distinguished by its pristine nature and enchanting rock and water formations, making it a prominent destination for lovers of camping, mountain activities, and exploration.
Doreen - Latakia
Riya is a charming mountain resort located in the countryside of the Syrian province of Latakia. It is distinguished by its picturesque nature and dense forests, and is about 900 meters above sea level, which gives it a moderate climate in the summer and fresh water springs.
Swiss house
An upscale restaurant located in the Yaafour area of rural Damascus, on the Damascus-Beirut highway. The restaurant boasts a tranquil European ambiance amidst lush greenery and artificial lakes, and offers a diverse menu of Western and Eastern cuisine.
Ain Zarqa Waterfalls and Spring
The Ain Zarqa waterfalls and spring are located in the town of Darkoush in the western Idlib countryside of northwestern Syria. The spring is considered one of the region's enchanting natural landmarks, and its waterfalls flow abundantly into the Orontes River amidst a distinctive green mountain setting.
Hama
Hama is an ancient Syrian city located in the center of the Syrian Arab Republic on the banks of the Orontes River. It is the fourth largest city in Syria by population. Historically known as the "City of Abu al-Fida," it is world-renowned for its unique, historic wooden waterwheels.
Cold river
Nahr al-Bared is a mountainous tourist area located in the western countryside of Hama. It is characterized by its picturesque nature, dense forests, and abundant river that forms charming waterfalls and supplies dozens of neighboring villages with drinking and irrigation water.
Moses' Cave - Bloudan
Moses' Cave, located in the Bloudan resort area of rural Damascus, is one of the most prominent and beautiful architectural landmarks in Syria. The cave is distinguished by being entirely hand-carved by the local people over a period of more than 100 years.
Umayyad Mosque
A jewel of Islamic architecture, vibrant in the heart of Old Damascus, and one of the oldest and most magnificent historical mosques in the world. It forms a religious, cultural, and tourist center that encapsulates the history of the civilizations that have succeeded one another in the City of Jasmine.
Arwad Island
The only inhabited island in Syria, it lies in the Mediterranean Sea. The island boasts a rich Phoenician history and narrow, car-free waterways, and is a renowned center for shipbuilding, boat building, and fishing.