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Favorite thing: This is what you may expect to see during the Ramadan period and when people closed their shops to go back home to break the fast. However, two hours later, the whole scene is completely different as it will be lively with lots of people until midnight.
Written Feb 11, 2005
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Favorite thing: Hama... it really has been around for a very long time - actually from the Neolithic Age. From then on everyone seem to have passed by here: Assyrians, Greeks, everyone - yet very little of the glorious past has remained. Hama is basically your typical anonymous concrete Middle Eastern town, with one significant exception: the norias (water wheels) on the Oronte river.
Fondest memory: While Hama is paticularly uninteresting, or maybe to make up for it, the area all around it is full of beauty, castles, ruins, and the likes. I spend only two days there, cramming as much as I could into such a short stay, but I could have stayed for weeks. Plenty of wonders just waiting to be discovered.
Written Jan 11, 2003
Favorite thing: If you need to find an ATM, this is the only one I found in my short stay here. It is very close to the clocktower.
Written Apr 2, 2006
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If you need to find an ATM, this is the only one I found in my short stay here. It is very close to the clocktower.
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Hama is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Syria. Graced by the Orontes river, beautiful medieval architecture, and less congestion than the largest cities, Hama certainly lives up to that...
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the city of slaughter, of the norias' sweet tunes - lamenting, groaring, soothing - a reality hard to grasp. .
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Hamah - a small town on the Orontes River
Hama is a pleasant town situated along the Orontes River. It is nice to stroll along the river and look at all the Norias (wooden water weels) or just sit down and have something to drink and eat.
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I Fell Sick in Lovely Hamah...
My wife ran down stairs and around the corner to the nearest pharmacy to find over-the-counter drugs that would require a prescription in the USA. She found the streets rather empty and worried that a...
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