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Aleppo (Syria)

Aleppo is the largest city in Syria, and one of its top tourist destinations. Its souqs, the Umayyad Mosque, the Christian Quarter and the Citadel are its tourist attractions not to be missed.

Palmyra (Syria)

The most important archeological site in Syria. It used to be an important stop along the Silk Route. International trade made of this one of the richest cities in the region.

Damascus (Syria)

Damascus is the capital of Syria, and one of this country's top tourist destinations. The city has been continuously inhabited for more than 10,000 years, and thus it is the oldest living capital in the world.

Dead Sea (Jordan)

The high content of salt and other minerals make its waters not apt for marine life, hence its name. In this region of Jordan there are other destinations worth visiting: Madaba, Mount Nebo, and Bethany.

Petra (Jordan)

Petra is one of the world's top archeological tourist destinations. In 1985 it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and in 2007 it was chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Wadi Rum (Jordan)

Wadi Rum is a desert in the South of Jordan famous for its red sand dunes, for its granite and sandstone formations, and for being the base of the operations of Lawrence of Arabia.

Aqaba (Jordan)

Aqaba is a beach resort town located at the southern most tip of Jordan. Its main attraction is the Red Sea, and its coral reefs full of tropical life.

Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia)

Located in Borneo, its main attractions are Mont Kinabalu, the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, the surrounding tropical rainforests, the city itself and its friendly people.

Anilao (Philippines)

Anilao is an excellent diving destination, conveniently located three hours south from metropolitan Manila.

Donsol (Philippines)

Donsol is one of the only destinations in the world where you can swim with the whale sharks. Close to Donsol is also Manta Bowl, famous for the manta rays.