A 9-day combined journey through Lebanon and Syria exploring ancient ruins, medieval castles, and religious sites. Starting from Beirut, travelers visit Baalbek's Roman temples before crossing into Syria to experience Damascus's Islamic architecture, Aleppo's historic markets, and numerous monasteries. The tour weaves through Umayyad palaces, Crusader fortresses, and Aramaic-speaking villages that bring centuries of shared civilization to life.
Airport arrival and transfer to hotel with check-in assistance.
Visit UNESCO-listed Baalbek's Roman temples including the Temple of Jupiter, then drive to Damascus for a tour of the Umayyad Mosque and Old Souks.
Explore Ma'loula, the Aramaic-speaking village with its ancient monasteries, then tour the medieval Krak des Chevaliers castle.
See Hama's famous Norias water wheels, visit ancient Apamea's Roman colonnades, then travel onward to Aleppo.
Explore one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, visiting its citadel, grand mansions, khans, and historic souks.
Cross back into Lebanon visiting Anjar's Umayyad palace ruins and the Ksara Winery caves with wine tasting.
Tour Jeita Grotto's limestone caverns, visit ancient Byblos with its Crusader castle, and enjoy panoramic views from Harissa via cable car.
Visit Tripoli's Mansouri Mosque and Citadel fortress, then explore Batroun's Phoenician heritage.
Breakfast and transfer to Beirut airport for departure.
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