Visit Hama Governorate
The Hama Governorate of Syria is located in the central part of the country, and is home to over 1 million people. The governorate contains a variety of landscapes, from rolling hills to lush river valleys. It's also known for its rich history and culture; for example, it was the birthplace of several prominent Islamic leaders.
There are several tourist attractions in Hama Governorate, including the renowned Crac des Chevaliers castle - a UNESCO world heritage site that dates back to the 12th century. Additionally, visitors can explore numerous archaeological sites such as Ebla or Apamea.
The city of Hama also boasts many historical monuments like Ma'arra Mosaic Museum and Azem Palace; both date back to Roman times. Visitors can take a stroll through Omayyad Mosque - one of Syria's oldest mosques - or visit Al-Nuri Mosque which was built in 1174 AD by Nur ad-Din Zangi during his time as ruler of Syria and Iraq.
Hama Governorate is full of surprises waiting to be discovered by tourists from all over the world!
There are several tourist attractions in Hama Governorate, including the renowned Crac des Chevaliers castle - a UNESCO world heritage site that dates back to the 12th century. Additionally, visitors can explore numerous archaeological sites such as Ebla or Apamea.
The city of Hama also boasts many historical monuments like Ma'arra Mosaic Museum and Azem Palace; both date back to Roman times. Visitors can take a stroll through Omayyad Mosque - one of Syria's oldest mosques - or visit Al-Nuri Mosque which was built in 1174 AD by Nur ad-Din Zangi during his time as ruler of Syria and Iraq.
Hama Governorate is full of surprises waiting to be discovered by tourists from all over the world!
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Cities in Hama Governorate
Ḩalfāyā, Souran, Mūrak, Tall Salḩab, Ḩamāh, Ţayyibat al Imām, Kafr Zaytā, Tremseh, Maşyāf