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The entrance Part of my breakfast Balcony view Breakfast area / lounge

Jdayde Hotel Aleppo

Jdayde Area, Alhatab Square Aleppo, Syria

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"When I'm in Syria i am safe!"

A travel blog entry by maartenmarieann

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... arabieren wisten ook goed hoe ze een oninneembaar fort moesten bouwen... Dan weeer door Amman naar het zuiden naar Dana. Een 15de eeuws stenen dorpje dat op honderden meters tegen de bergwand ligt aan de Wadi Musa (vallei van Mozes). Op het laatste stukje nog een lift gekregen en in een geweldig backpackers hotel beland waar we echtveel leuke mensen hebben ontmoet. Met een van hen, Kenji een Japanner die al 1.5 jaar onderweg was en er nog minstens ...

Aleppo Revisited

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Headed back up to Aleppo.

Maria, the retired Doctor that I met at the hostel in Damascus was returning to Syria. I was going to join her and visit Palmyra and Krak Des Chevaliers with her where she has local friends of many ...

A bit of man talk when buying a scarf!!

A travel blog entry by alexjasonworld

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... give your wife the money, the one with the money has all the power, in Syria man don't give women money."

The price has now dropped to 75 pounds ($1.50) and I am feeling a little embarrassed for the man, so I pull out my wallet and give him the 75 and leave with the scarf around my neck.

Scarf man warned me as we left: "You will have trouble in Australia, you are letting your women think too much." !!!






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Miss Britta und die syrische Gastfreundschaft

A travel blog entry by brittaundmille

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This, Miss Britta ... (theatralische Pause, ausholende Geste) … is Old Aleppo/New Aleppo/ my Car/ my third Son/ Charles de Gaulles House/ original Aleppo Tea/ good Ice-Cream/ Olivesoap for your blond Hair/ our best Room/ my favourite Falafel-Restaurant/ my working place for 34 years/ the Citadel, very beautiful/ The Big Mosque, very beautiful/ my new Telefonanage/ undsoweiterundsofort (beliebiges Wort einsetzen).

Jaja, ...

Sour

A travel blog entry by jmckerricher

... Aleppo enjoys a geographical advantage that Damascus can only view with envy. Of course Aleppo's importance as one of the last stops on the the Silk Route has had an impact, but ultimately it is the ethnic diversity of Aleppo that really sets the food apart from other parts of the country. Jews, Turks, Armenians, Circassians, Christians and Kurds have all contributed specific ingredients, techniques and recipes; lending the cuisine of Aleppo a ...

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