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Homs central province enjoys a wide cultural diversity as it embraces about five thousand archeological sites which have been the fruit of tens of successive civilizations. The archeological sites in Homs province, according to Chairman of Tourism Directorate Ahmad Akkash, belong to…
Source: Five thousand archeological sites reflect Homs wide cultural diversity
Syria’s Crusader castle Krak des Chevaliers, which has withstood centuries of conflict, religious division and occupation, is again welcoming visitors…
Source: Inside the medieval castle that survived a 21st century war
Archaeologists at the National Museum of Damascus are working to restore ancient stone statues from Palmyra after they were damaged by Islamic State.
Source: Archaeologists restore ancient Palmyra artefacts in Damascus museum
In 2009, architectural photographer Peter Aaron set out to Syria with his wife Brooke Allen, an author and professor of literature at Bennington College, In 2009, Peter Aaron embarked on a trip across Syria photographing its architecture and complex societies, since brutalized by the civil war.
Source: Syria Before the Deluge is a poignant photographic journey through prewar Syria
After enduring ISIS attacks since 2016, the city is due to reopen by 2019…
Source: Syria Set To Restore UNESCO World Heritage City Palmyra By 2019
Syrian specialists have proceeded with the works to reconstruct Krak des Chevaliers castle, which was occupied by militants during the fighting in the Syrian city of Homs…
Source: Syria begins reconstruction of UNESCO World Heritage castle near Homs
