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... day it is and it usually doesn't matter! From Hama, we travelled south and west to Crac des Chevalier, one of Syria's premier sights. Our guidebook describes Crac as "the epitome of the dream castle or childhood fantasies" (a quote from Paul Theroux). ...
Leaving the Fertile Crescent town of Hama, with its norias and entering into the heart of Syria's limestone desert, I looked out the bus window as the ruins of Palmyra and its oasis appeared, with the Baal Temple as its centerpiece. Palmyra was thriving at ...
... help that Western movies and the media portray Western women in the way they do. We've certainly noticed the litter in Syria. Several times Martin has caught people laughing at him when he's been very careful about putting cigarette or a piece of paper ...
... a political group, freely elected in Lebanon. The conversation was cordial, but not the easiest subject for an American in Syria. Krak des Chevaliers In the morning, I left for the Homs Gap, a break in the coastal mountains that provided easy ...
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Facts to Know B4 Arriving in Syria
Posted on Aug 10, 2008, 03:25:31
I hope you'll get familiar with the following Facts: dates/events, when planning to travel in Syria: Ramadan Starts on September 1st. Ends on September 30th. Eid Al Fitr ( Lesser Bairam) the day follows the end of Ramadan- October 1st on, (3 days ...
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You can Learn Arabic in Syria easily
Posted on Jul 13, 2008, 09:57:08
... syria by the end of july and am wondering if you are able to get in contact with anyone that is also travelling to syria from sydney australia? Salam First , Iam Zaher Mohammed from Syria live in Damascus (The City of The Arabian Culture 2008) . ...
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Fantastic Syria
Posted on Jul 12, 2009, 01:37:59
... and was very surprised. The people are very friendly and welcoming and the food fantastic (I only ate local foods). Syria has a wonderfully long history and very interesting. Aleppo is a more conservative town and I highly recommend visiting to get a ...
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I Found Various Cultures in one country
Posted on Jun 4, 2008, 05:07:49
... to show you wonderful old places and castles to understand that the Cultural facts . First there are alot of Casteles in Syria that display the historical scene about the The Cultures Exchange. In Arabic language : Castele > Qala'a Most of ...
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