Quote: In the time of the Crusades, there was one name that could strike fear into both Crusader and Muslim alike, and that was the Assassins, the name of the radical Ismaili sect that had moved into Syria from Persia… Read More

Quote: Aphamea is one of the most visited sights in Syria along with Krak Des Chavaliers and Palmyra, and for good reason. Its 2km long colonnaded street is one of the most singularly spectacular Roman monuments in the… Read More

Quote: When you first arrive at Qasr Ibn Wardan, two questions invariably enter your mind. The first is, "Who the heck would build a fortress in such a godforsaken place?" and the second is, "Where in the world is the… Read More

Quote: Hama is a constant favorite with travelers in Syria for its central location, great budget hotel options, and picturesque location along the Orontes River. It is a city that was once one of the most beautiful in… Read More

Quote: There is really no other way to say it, Syria is overflowing with Crusader castles. In the coastal mountains and in the area around Hamah, they are literally every 50km. Seeing all of the castles that exist in… Read More

Quote: It was about 2pm. My girlfriend and I were sitting outside of the ruins of Qasr Ibn Wardan, wondering what to do next. We still had over 2 hours until the sun set and we didn’t want to head back to Hama yet, so… Read More

Quote: Without a doubt, Husn Suleyman is the hardest site to find in all of Syria. The ruins are hidden deep in the Jebel Ansariye amidst a maze of narrow roads that snake through the mountains, destroying any sense of… Read More

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