Our journey begins with a traditional breakfast in Saroujah, before stepping into Damascus’s living history. We start at the National Museum, then pause at the elegant Hijaz Station and the mighty Damascus Citadel. Wandering through Medhat Basha and the Straight Street, we discover the Chapel of Saint Ananias and the Maryamite Cathedral. The tour continues with Maktab Anbar, the domed Khan As’ad Pasha, and the graceful Azem Palace. At the heart of the city, we stand in awe before the Umayyad Mosque and the Sayyida Ruqayah Shrine. Passing through Amaraa, we dive into the bustling Al-Hamidiyah Souq, then visit the tomb of Salah al-Din and the historic Selseleh Bath to wash off the city's bustle then to have a traditional house made meal in a boutique Damascene house . The day concludes with a return to our hotel, carrying the spirit of Damascus’s timeless spirit.

From Damascus we journey north to Maaloula, visiting the monasteries of Mar Tekla and Mar Serkis, where Aramaic prayers still echo through the cliffs. We continue to Seidnayah, a revered pilgrimage site with its ancient convent and holy icons. By afternoon we reach Hama, famous for its monumental wooden norias turning along the Orontes River to stroll in the old souq browsing traditional crafts and sampling local flavors., before settling in for the evening.

After having breakfast and getting ready, we'll continue our trip in Hama visiting Al-Azemeh Citadel, Hama's Citadel, Al-Azem palace, and Qasr Ibn Wardan. Heading towards The Forgotten Gem of the Roman World Apamea which contain one of the longest colonnaded streets of the Roman world and the Tetrapylon. We'll head for Aleppo, the city of soap and silk, to settle in.

Our day in Aleppo begins with the mighty Citadel, rising proudly above the city as a symbol of resilience. From there we wander into the labyrinth of Al‑Madina Souq, where centuries of trade echo through vaulted alleys. A stop at the Jbelee Soap Factory reveals the craft behind Aleppo’s world‑famous laurel soap, before we admire the historic Al‑Halawiah Madrasa and explore treasures at the National Museum of Aleppo. We pause at the legendary Baron Hotel, once a meeting place for travelers and dignitaries, and stroll past the elegant Villa Rose, a jewel of Aleppine architecture. Our journey continues to the Armenian Forty Martyrs Cathedral, a testament to Aleppo’s diverse faiths and communities. Finally, we conclude with a leisurely lunch at Set Im‑Hesney Restaurant, savoring traditional flavors that bring the city’s heritage to life.

We begin our morning with a hearty breakfast, ready to set out on a new adventure toward Palmyra, the Bride of the Desert. Among its timeless ruins, we will wander through majestic temples and the citadel overlooking it, stand beneath the Arch of Triumph, and step inside the museum to connect with the resonances of history preserved in stone and artifact. As the desert sun softens, our journey continues westward to Homs, where comfort awaits in a luxurious hotel—an evening of rest and elegance after a day immersed in Syria’s ancient soul.

We begin the day with an appetizing breakfast at the hotel, preparing for our journey through the Gateway of Civilizations. Our first stop is the city’s Citadel, standing proudly as a witness to centuries of history, followed by the sight of its two iconic clock towers. Strolling through the old souq, we absorb the colors, aromas, and rhythms of daily life before setting out toward the legendary Crusader stronghold of Krak des Chevaliers. Here, we explore its mighty walls, towers, and hidden chambers, each stone resonating with tales of knights and pilgrims. As the afternoon unfolds, we descend into the lush Valley of the Christians, where the revered St. George’s Monastery awaits, a sanctuary of faith and resilience. The day concludes in the scenic villages, savoring their traditional grilled specialties, before returning to Damascus, carrying with us the flavors and memories of Syria’s timeless heritage.

To conclude this unforgettable journey, we share one last breakfast, savoring the flavors of Damascus’s rich cuisine. With hearts full and appetites satisfied, we wander into a traditional handicrafts shop, where souvenirs await and the chance to create our own handmade treasures adds a personal touch to the adventure. As the day draws to a close, we make our way to the airport, departing with the lingering fragrance of jasmine, and carrying with us the living essence of Syria—its history, culture, and timeless spirit.