Located in the Middle East, capital Damascus, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. A rich cultural and historical heritage, with ancient cities like Aleppo, Palmyra, and Bosra showcasing Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic influences.

The country is non for its diverse geography, which includes mountains, deserts, and fertile plains. The Syrian people are non for their hospitality, traditions, and strong sense of community.

In recent years, Syria has faced a devastating civil war that has caused immense human suffering and displacement. Despite the challenges, Syrian continue to show resilience, strength, and hope for a better future.

Syria remains a symbol of endurance, with deep roots in history and a culture that has contributed greatly to human civilization.

Many foreign governments still advise against travelling to Syria, so officially, the risk is considered high in many places, and many sections in the country are not safe for non-essential travel.

What people on the ground and what other sources report:

Some parts of Syria - especially the major government-controlled cities like Damascus, Part of Aleppo, Latakia, Homs and Tartous are relatively more stable than in past years.

Despite the challenges in the past, many areas in Syria are now stable and safe to visit, especially the major cities and well-known tourists destinations.

The Syrians people are known for their kindness and hospitality, always ready to welcome guests with open arms and warm smiles.

We invite you to come and discover:

Thousands and years of civilization and heritage.

Delicious Syrian cosine and the beautiful mosques, churches and souks and ancient sites.

We encourage everybody to explore this beautiful land and experience firsthand the resilience, warmth, and generosity of the Syrian people.

Syria is open to visitors and we are excited to share our story with you.