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Deir al-Bakht Citadel
Deir al-Bakht Castle is one of the few remaining fortresses in the Hauran region, notable for its unique construction directly on flat ground—unlike most castles, which are typically built on
Deir al-Bakht Castle is one of the few remaining fortresses in the Hauran region, notable for its unique construction directly on flat ground—unlike most castles, which are typically built on
Al-Muzayrib Citadel was built by the Ottoman official Sanjak-Bey Birqdar to protect the waters of Lake Muzayrib, which served as a vital reservoir for Hajj caravans. The fortress has a
Bosra Citadel is considered one of the most significant fortresses in the Middle East. Originally constructed as a Roman amphitheater in the 2nd century AD, it was later transformed into
Tell Shihab is considered one of the archaeological mounds that contains remnants of multiple civilizations, as mentioned in the texts of Pharaoh Thutmose III. It retains a Roman aqueduct that
Tell al-Ashari is a volcanic hill overlooking the Yarmouk Valley, featuring a Roman theater with a diameter of approximately 50 meters. French-Syrian excavations have revealed layers of settlement from the
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