'Idlib (إِدْلِب)
'Idlib is a city in the northwest of Syria. It was the de facto capital of the Syrian Salvation Government from 2017 until 2024.
There are some interesting sites in 'Idlib, including:
- Koz Castle.
- Hain der Daphne.
- Habibi Neccar Mosque.
- Ulu Mosque.
- Uzun Carsi.
- The waterfall of Harbiye Selalesi is not far from 'Idlib.
Two of the most popular museums in 'Idlib include:
- Hatay Archeology Museum.
- Hatay Tibbi Ve Aromatik Bitkiler Muzesi.
There is some accommodation in 'Idlib and there are several restaurants. The city is about 300 km north of Dimašq (Damascus).
Much of 'Idlib is in ruins because of the Syrian civil war.
Because of aftermath of a civil war it is not recommended to travel to 'Idlib (إِدْلِب), or any other destination in Syria at this moment.
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