Jerade Archaeological Site Forgotten City (one of the Dead Cities) — 6th Century AD Jerade is a Byzantine settlement situated on a limestone outcrop in the western massif of Jabal

Tell Afis Archaeological Site Ancient City — 2nd Millennium BCE Rising nearly twenty meters above the fertile plains of Idlib, Tell Afis stands as a silent sentinel, its layers concealing

Tell Dinit rises amid the fertile al-Ruj plain. It is an archaeological site that represents the convergence of multiple civilizations over the ages, with its settlement layers witnessing successive Amorites

Ruweiha is located on top of a limestone plateau in the heart of Mount al-Zawiya and was one of the richest centers of Byzantine rural life. It was built in

Shinshirah, whose name means place of rest in Syriac, lies peacefully among olive groves. Established in the early 5th century AD, the site is distinguished by its twin temples, separated

Serjilla is situated on a gentle slope of Mount Zawiya and serves as an exceptional example of Byzantine rural towns. Founded in the fifth century AD, just before the internal

The ruins of Bara scatter across the slopes of Mount Zawiya, marking it as one of the largest dead cities in Syria. Founded by rural landowners in the fifth century