Travel guide to the ancient city of Palmyra, Syria

Syria

Scenic spot introduction:

Palmyra is known as the "Bride of the Syrian Desert". Palmyra's name comes from the Greek word "date palm". It was once the most prosperous and culturally rich desert oasis city on the ancient Silk Road. The ancient city of Palmyra is inseparable from the glorious history of the reign of Queen Zenobia. Queen Zenobia is considered the noblest and most beautiful oriental beauty. Ruled and governed Palmyra in a shocking way.

Attractions distribution:

Palmyra's art and architecture not only have the magnificent styles of ancient Greece and Rome, but also have the mystery and splendor of local traditions and Persian culture. The main attractions include the Temple of Bel, exquisite sculptures, the Arc de Triomphe, the ancient Roman theater, the performance stage, the Roman Column Avenue, the Four Column Palace, the brick and earth castle, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Photography, history, culture, ancient cities, temples, palace ruins

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Asia>Syria

How to get there:

To go to Palmyra, you must take a bus at the Pullman Long-distance Bus Station in Damascus. The bus fare is 200 Syrian pounds per person, and the whole journey takes about 3 hours. The drop-off point is about 5 kilometers away from the center of Palmyra. There are minivans available. The fare is about 30 Syrian pounds per person.