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Hot summers,dry cold winters!
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a country that deserves peace
1 Review and 3 Opinions I have not accommodated personally in this hotel,but the entrance of it was truely a state of...
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canuckmike Says: St. Matthew's Monastery or the Monastery of Mar Matta was one of my favourite individual sites I visited in Iraq. It is of Syrian Orthodox faith. Located about...
canuckmike Says: From my experience, there is only one reason to visit this city that's around 9 miles from the Iranian border. On March 16th, 1988, Halabja was the site of one...
canuckmike Says: The Amna Suraka or the Red Security Museum is located in Sulaymaniyah. It's original use was the northern headquarters of the Iraqi Intelligence Service from...
canuckmike Says: Duhok also spelled as Dahuk and Dohuk is a city in northern Iraq and also the capital of the Duhok Governorate. This will probably be your first main city...
canuckmike Says: There is so much history in Iraq. It's really quite amazing. Now it may not have the same cathedrals you would find in Europe or impressive temples of South...
canuckmike Says: There are actually a few waterfalls in Iraq. Ahmed Awa is very close to the Iranian border not far from Halabja. The road up to is quite rough along a valley....
Sulaymaniyah Museum of Antiquites
canuckmike Says: The Sulaymaniyah Museum of Antiquities is considered to be the second best museum in Iraq after the National Museum of Iraq. The building itself and how they...
canuckmike Says: Lalish is basically what the Vatican City is to Christianity or what Mecca is to Islam for the Yazidi religion. Yazidi is a faith among Kurds with most of the...
canuckmike Says: This citadel is probably one of the first things people become familiar with when they research Iraqi Kurdistan. It has been continuously inhabited for the last...
canuckmike Says: Located on the hill that is on the south side of Dohuk is Hala Mata Cave. It's not really a cave but more of a flat section of the cliff that has some Assyrian...
Pank Tourist Village & Resort: An Iraqi Resort
canuckmike Says: I was intrigued about this place. A resort in Iraq. Really, it isn't that great of a resort but considering where you are, you have to give it some credit. They...
canuckmike Says: Sulaymaniyah is the second city of Iraqi Kurdistan and it's most beautiful. It is surrounded by several mountain ranges. Sulaymaniyah also has an international...
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I went into Iraqi Kurdistan to visit a good friend who had been working there for the previous eight months or so. Without someone who knows what sort of red tape has to be cut to see anything beyond...
I first visited this country when I was eight years old,where I had my uncle and his family living there.It was summer and all I can remember is for it being very hot and I celebrated my eighth...
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