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    Syria

    The Land Of Amorites

Syria - Always Beautiful

With its variety of civilizations, ancient sites, and varied natural features including its desert, mountains, plains, sea, and rivers, Syria is one of the richest countries in the world. Great civilizational accomplishments made possible by the human race's efforts and experience were first made visible in this region.
Many people are shocked to learn that, before the war, Syria was one of the most sought-after travel destinations in the Middle East. Unsurprising given that the nation is home to numerous ancient treasures and amazing people, tourists were pouring into the country.
Syria is renowned for its interesting landscape, and you will appreciate visiting the most stunning tourist attractions there. Syria is referred to as "the country of jasmine," and it has a temperate climate and beautiful scenery, so you shouldn't be concerned about the weather there.

You will also appreciate the deserts that are strewn throughout the east and west of the nation, where the verdant mountains will astound you. You will fall in love with the gorgeous plateaus and grasslands that lie between the desert and the coast.

In many different places throughout the mountains of Syria, there exist resorts. Popular tourist sites include the picturesque coastal towns where the sea meets the forest. A lush carpet of trees covers the coastal mountains, which are dotted with rivers, waterfalls, springs, and gorgeous lakes and are encircled by forests on all sides.

Syria's resorts are distinguished by their picturesque surroundings, orchards, natural woods, and fresh air. Syria is also well-known for its numerous archaeological sites and monuments, many of which have been preserved and improved for visitors. 

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How much money are you going to need to get to Syria? Depending on what you want to accomplish during your trip, your daily costs will vary significantly. While a typical nice meal could cost around $5 per person, a fine dining restaurant with beverages in Paris might easily cost $19 per person or more. When compared to public transportation, a cab in Damascus costs $2 for a kilometer. Recommendations are provided based on the cost of living and averages we observe for this kind of vacation because costs vary greatly.

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A weekend vacation to Damascus, Syria costs, on average, $592 for a single traveler, $1006 for a couple, and $1302 for a family of four. Hotel rates in the heart of Damascus range from $360 to 900, with an average nightly rate of $450, while a full apartment on Airbnb will set you back $113. We advise setting aside $43 per person each day for local eateries, public transit, and taxis.

Let's get around

Another practical means of getting from Syria city to city is via train. Syria's railway transportation network is fairly advanced and modern. It adheres to the timetable and is reasonably priced. The disadvantage is that train stations can occasionally be located far from cities. On the main line are important cities including Damascus, Aleppo, Qamishle, Hassake, and Deir ez-Zor. Along the Mediterranean shore, there is a line as well. However, the majority of train lines have stopped running since 2017 because of the civil war. Please confirm that the line you want to take has advance reservations.

In Damascus, Aleppo, and other cities, you can choose to travel around by taking the yellow taxi. Make sure the meter is turned on because many drivers prefer to haggle with foreign visitors rather than utilize meters. Damascus travel by taxi can cost SYP30. From the airport to the city of Damascus, a cab will cost you between SYP600 and SYP800.

Microbuses, also referred to as "servees" or "meecro" by locals, are another means of public transportation in cities. Ten to twelve people can fit in these little white vans. You might require assistance from locals because the route information is displayed on the front of the vehicle in Arabic. Additionally, lengthier trips to nearby cities and towns are served by these microbuses. Despite the awful seats, the tickets are inexpensive.

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Another intriguing method to see Syrian cities and their attractions is to rent a bike and ride around at your own pace. Due to the state of the roads, some tourist destinations, including the dead cities of Bauda, Jerada, and Ruweiha, can only be reached by bicycle. Additionally, if you travel by bicycle, you might get several invitations to residents' homes for dinner or coffee.

The air-conditioned coach is a practical and affordable option for traveling between Syrian cities. Because the coaches frequently deviate from the timetable, it is preferable to purchase your ticket at the station for the subsequent departure.

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Few things to know

  • 1. What is the currency and conversion in Syria?

    The Syrian pound or lira is the currency of Syria.
    1 USD = 2,512.53 SYP

  • 2. What is the language in Syria?

    There are five main languages spoken in Syria: Arabic, Assyrian, Armenian, Kurdish, and Syriac. Arabic, Kurdish, Syriac, and Assyrian are among the dialects spoken in Syria.

  • 3. Are there many ATMs and Money Exchanges?

    ATMs in SyriaThere are ATMs in Syria, however, due to sanctions, foreign bank cards cannot be used there.
    Currency Exchange in SyriaBefore entering, at the border, is where you can exchange Syrian pounds the most frequently. There are numerous changes on the Lebanese side of the border. Money changers aren't exactly recognized for having the best reputations, but even if they give you a bad rate, it will still be much better than the official rate.
    The majority of global currencies, including the US dollar (USD), the British pound (GBP), the Australian dollar (AUD), the Canadian dollar (CAD), and the emirate dirham (AED), may all be exchanged.
    The majority of lodgings will also be delighted to assist you in currency exchange.

  • 4. What is the time zone in Syria?

    Syria ended Daylight Saving Time (DST) on October 4, 2022. Syria previously observed DST as EEST (UTC+03:00) and utilized EET (UTC+02:00).

  • 5. What is the climate in Syria?

    Syria mostly has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are typically quite dry and have significant rates of evaporation. The majority of the nation's summertime highs typically exceed 30°C. Wintertime temperatures range from mild to quite frigid.

  • 6. What is the telephone code in Syria?

    The country code for Syria is 963.

  • 7. What is the emergency service in Syria?

    To contact the police in an emergency, dial 112 and 110 for medical assistance.

  • 8. What is the driving mode in Syria?

    Although I was able to rent a car from Europcar without being questioned for my IDP, driving in Syria requires that foreigners have their own photo license and an International Driving Permit. Syria also drives on the right side of the road. On expressways, the speed limit is 100 km/h, whereas, in urban areas, it is 40 km/h.

  • 9. What is the electricity voltage in Syria?

    220V50Hz and a 220V supply voltage are used in Syria.

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Airlines that fly to Syria

These are some of the airlines flying to Syria from around the world. Major airlines offer direct flights to Syria from all over the world. There are also several connecting flights to Syria depending on what countries you depart from and which airline you are flying with. In some airlines, you may consider having layovers too. 

    Cham Wings Airlines
    Syrian Air
    United Airways Banglad
    Fly Baghdad Airlines
    Qatar Airways
    Pegasus
    Fly Dubai
    Royal Jordanian
    FlyDamas

How long do flights to Syria take?

13 hours, 47 minutes is the total flying time from the United States to Syria.
This implies that a commercial airliner flies at an average speed of 500 mph, 805 km/h, or 434 knots. A further 30 minutes are added for takeoff and landing. The precise time may change based on the wind.

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