Bosra Travel Blogs

People i met here who contributed to, and improved my trip: Julia (Russia)Bosra had one main drawcard from our perspective (mainly Julia's actually) and that was the stunning Roman theatre located there, which had also later served as a citadel. To be honest i have seen my fair share of theatres in…

Setting off from Hong Kong in Aug 1992, 2 days after turning 22, I traveled China, Mongolia, Russia, Scandinavia, the Baltics, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East, returning to Hong Kong in July 1993. Apart from Athens/Cairo, I never set foot on an airplane during this year-long walkabout. Before the days of digital cameras, internet, and mobile phones, this solo adventure was as much a discovery of myself as it was about these 31 countries. Many of them, like me, have long since changed.

  And so came the day that we would leave the land of the beginning of modern history and travelled south to the Promised Land. Although, that was the general idea. However, we would soon learn that travelling to (and as we would later found out also in) Jordan is not particularly easy. Toda…

Damascus and onwards

Dara'a City - Syria Bosra (Roman Theater) its most important Place to see there and the city place south syria near from jordan , more info. comming soon ...

My blog for the vacation I had in the Middle East. For this year I planned to do something totally different (not being a western country). I ended up "picking" Syria, Lebanon and Jordan for this. In this blog I'll tell my experiences, but also try to give some tips for future travelers.

10 days with 45 archeology enthusiasts and two nice guides (a bedouin and a syrian) riding a bus across the two countries. Fascinating places, ruins, people and nature. Good food, but a quarter of our group caught the usual gastroenteric problems. Very nice weather except a sandstorm in Palmyra. We admired the signs of ancient civilizations and Roman Empire, and we were able to experience a Turkish Bath (same as Roman Thermae...) great! highly recommened!