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Hama , very nice city and small, place middle syria south aleppo north damascus near from sea city latakia, connect the all city together by train and bus lines, 8,880km population 1,270,000 , the city 300m over sea level .

main places u must go see there
The water wells (Noria), The Castle, Afamia, Czar, river (al_asse) , the market big you feel tired before complete all market streets , walk in the old city parts try see the day and night u will remember there places in computer games like tomb raider and prince of persia ;) , the city save 100% , u found hotels cheap there in city center and 5 star big hotel called ( afamia ) , u can say this city cheaper city in syria , u can see the city walking and go to bus garage walking too to try see another citys , by the way u need digital cam with big memory ;)

history :
Founded from ( Stone Age )
was called ( HAMAT ) in age -4,000
old people was giant called (Rotanian)
then come (Acadian) then (Somarian) -2,200
then destroy on hands (Amoreen) and take it like central for them
then take it (Babelian) then (Haytheen)
then destroy again on hands (Hexos) -1750
then come (Persian) then (Greece)
then (Romanian) & (Bezanteen) +638
finaly come the Islamic arabian (Auobeen) make it capital the Auobe emirate under hand king (abo al-feda'a) was a writer geography and historic .
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Hama y el encuentro con Rashid
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Apr 01, 2008 - Jun 30, 2008
Travelling from Cairo to Venice, through Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Croatia and Italy.
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Hama City - Tourism Information
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Jan 01, 2005 - Jul 01, 2008
Hama, Syria -› -› ...
Location:situated in the middle Syria southern Aleppo 141KM northern Damascus 209KM connected with others cities by international traffic-net or highways and railways. History: Hama is one of the most ancient inhabited areas in Middle East it dates back to very ancient ages. the archaeological missions assure that the stone age man lived in the different parts of the Orontes basin in left tools, traces and houses dating back to the pre-historic ages. it is the ancient Hamat which was inhabit...
365 photos 1,070 words 19 comments
Day 2: Damascus - Hama
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Apr 05, 2007 - May 05, 2007
trip around some of the lesser-visited countries in the world. (photos only, for now). Syria - Lebanon - Jordan
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Hama
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Aug 05, 1992 - Jul 20, 1993
Hong Kong -› Xiamen, China -› ...
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.
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