Syria, a war-torn country, is gradually recovering its vitality. Although the eight-year civil war has not completely ended, the situation has been relatively stable, and Syria has opened its doors to welcome tourists.

1. Characteristic scenic spots and local customs

Damascus: the capital of Syria and one of the world-famous ancient cities. The narrow streets, ancient houses, mosques and Christian churches in the ancient city of Damascus make people feel as if they have crossed into ancient times.

It is recommended to visit the ancient city of Damascus, Umayyad Mosque, Azm Palace, Saladin's Tomb and Damascus National Museum.

Aleppo, the second largest city in Syria, is rich in historical and cultural heritage. It is recommended to visit Alibo Mosque, Alibo Castle, Alibo Museum, Aleppo Souk (Aleppo Outdoor Market) and Saint Simon Citadel (Saim Fortress).

tedmoore: an ancient city in central Syria, with beautiful natural scenery and rich historical sites.

Second, itinerary planning

Damascus: Arrive in Damascus on the first day, visit the ancient city of Damascus and feel the charm of the ancient city. Visit Umayyad Mosque and Azm Palace the next day to learn about the history and culture of Syria.

On the third day, visit Saladin's Tomb and Damascus National Museum to learn more about the history and present situation of Syria.

Aleppo: Depart from Damascus and take a bus to Aleppo. Upon arrival, visit Alibo Grand Mosque, Alibo Castle and Alibo Museum to learn about the history and culture of Aleppo. Visit Aleppo Souk the next day to experience the local market culture.

On the third day, visit Saint Simon Citadel (Saim Fortress) and enjoy the spectacular scenery of Aleppo.

Ted Moore: Depart from Aleppo and go to Ted Moore. Upon arrival, visit the local ancient city ruins and natural scenery.

Third, food recommendation

Damascus: Try local specialties such as "maqluba" (barbecue rice), "sayyadiyeh" (chickpea stew) and "kibbeh" (meatballs).

Aleppo: Taste the characteristic "maamoul" (traditional hand-grabbed cake), "taboun" (barbecue plate) and "quttab" (stew) in Aleppo.

Ted Moore: Try local traditional dishes such as "maglouba" (toast) and "taboun" (barbecue plate).

IV. Suggestions on essential luggage for travel

Passport and visa: Make sure your passport is within the validity period and apply for a Syrian visa in advance.

Travel insurance: Buy travel insurance to ensure your travel safety in Syria.

light backpack or suitcase: it is convenient to carry travel necessities, such as cameras, chargers, medicines and personal hygiene products.

Comfortable shoes: Prepare a pair of comfortable shoes for visiting historical sites and exploring local attractions.

sunscreen products: bring sunscreen, sun hat and sunglasses to protect skin and eyes from the sun.

medicines: carry commonly used medicines such as cold medicines, painkillers, band-AIDS, etc.

coins and payment methods: exchange some Syrian pounds or prepare an international credit card to facilitate local payment.