Upon arrival, our guide will take you on a fascinating journey through the heart of old Damascus. You will explore the city's hidden gems, including the magnificent Umayyad Mosque—a place of worship since the first millennium B.C. The tour also features a walk through the charming Old Souks, where you can immerse yourself in the enchanting aromas of the East. Additionally, you will visit the elegant Al-Azem Palace and the historic Khan As’ad Pasha before retiring for the night at your hotel.

After breakfast, we will journey to the southern city of Shahba, also known as Philippopolis, located in the Suwayda Governorate of southern Syria. The city was named after the Roman Emperor Philip the Arab, a native of Shahba, who once ruled the Roman Empire.

Next, we will visit Qanawat, an ancient site rich in Roman and Byzantine ruins. This historical location was a significant episcopal center and a place of pilgrimage for Christians as early as the 7th century AD.

Our journey continues to Bosra, originally the first Nabataean city dating back to 2000 BC. Over time, it evolved into a thriving provincial capital during the Roman era, becoming a major hub for commerce, food production, and coin minting. Bosra is also linked to the early life of Prophet Mohammed, as mentioned in accounts of Bahira, the Assyrian monk who is believed to have foreseen his prophetic destiny.

Today, Bosra is recognized as a significant archaeological site and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010. After exploring this historic gem, we will return to Damascus for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, we will depart in the morning to Palmyra, the pearl of the desert. Here, you will explore the majestic Temple of Bel, one of the largest temples in the world, walk along the grand colonnaded street, and visit the breathtaking Tombs Valley. Then, we will take a short route to another significant landmark – Al-Hayyir Sharqi Palace. After the tour, we will return to Homs for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, we will set off for Idlib, a city renowned for its rich cultural and archaeological heritage. Among its remarkable sites is the Qalb al-Lawzah Church, considered one of the most beautiful historical churches in Syria. Its origins are believed to date back to the mid-fifth and early sixth centuries AD.

Next, we will visit Serjilla, an ancient village that offers a fascinating glimpse into life during the Roman and Byzantine periods. From there, we continue to Al-Bara, another historic Syrian village. Known as Capro Pera during the Roman era, Al-Bara is home to numerous ruins from different periods of history.

Our journey concludes in Aleppo, a city famous for its ancient churches and rich cultural heritage. We will spend the night at a hotel in Aleppo, soaking in the atmosphere of this historic city.

After breakfast, we will explore Aleppo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Our visit includes the imposing Citadel of Aleppo, a historic fortress that has stood for centuries. We will also wander through the city's traditional mansions, bustling khans, and ancient souks, where history comes to life.

Our journey continues with visits to Aleppo's old churches and the National Museum, offering a deeper insight into the city's rich cultural heritage. Later, we will head to the Monastery of Saint Simeon, located near Aleppo. Named after Saint Simeon the Stylite, this monastery is one of the most significant Christian archaeological sites in Syria.

After a day of exploration, we will return to our hotel for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, we will begin our tour in Hama, a city renowned for its seventeen grand Norias, the historic waterwheels that Syria is famous for. We will also explore the charming old alleys and visit Al-Azem Castle, one of the most remarkable architectural monuments from the Ottoman era. Next, we will head to the Castle of Salah al-Din, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stunning example of medieval architecture. Our journey continues to Mashqita, a picturesque town surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and overlooking the Seven Lakes. Finally, we will drive to Latakia for an overnight stay.

From the early morning, we will set off on our journey back to Damascus, making stops at the remarkable Krak des Chevaliers, one of the world's best-preserved medieval fortresses. Then, we will visit the village of Maaloula, where Aramaic—the language of Christ—is still spoken. Here, we will explore the renowned Monastery of Saint Thecla and the legendary mountain path named in her honor, as well as the Monastery of Saints Sergius and Bacchus. After this enriching experience, we will return to Damascus.