8-Day tour visiting Baghdad-Babylon-Karbala-Najaf-Nasiriyah(Ur)-Basra-Samarra-Erbil-Mosul

we will start our tour by visiting Iraqi national museum which contains precious relics from the Mesopotamian, Abbasid and Persian civilizations. Then we will visit Mutanabbi street on foot The street is the historic center of Baghdad bookselling, a street filled with bookstores and outdoor book stalls. We are going to walk through markets and bazaar where you can buy souvenirs, precious books....etc. Also we will visit The Abbasid Palace is an ancient Abbasid complex and an Iraqi historical palace located near the Tigris river on al-Rusafa side of Baghdad, Iraq. North of al-Mutanabbi Street and a part of al-Maidan area. The palace dates back to the 12th century. we will take a tour in Al-Mustansiriya Madrasa was a medieval-era scholarly complex that provided a universal system of higher education. It was established in 1227 CE. Our walk tour will end after visiting these sights, after that we should fetch a taxi then we will stop near liberation monument take some photos and selfies over there then we will end our tour by visiting Musa Al-kazim mausoleum the great grand son of prophet muhammed the interesting thing is the the masterpiece of architect will enchant you.

Day-2

tour visiting Babylon-Karbala

Next day our trip will begin visiting the an ancient city located on the lower Euphrates river in southern Mesopotamia, within modern-day Iraq. we will explore Babylon by visiting Ishtar gate and the street of processions, The lion of Babylon, Greek theater, NEBUCHADNEZZAR'S SOUTHERN PALACE,and Sadam's palace.

In the same day we will head to sacred city karbala.we are going to explore karbala by visiting Prophet Muhammad's grandson's Imma Hussein and his brother Abass These mausoleums will captivate your senses with the architectural masterpiece it unveils, casting a spell of enchantment upon you. After that we will hangs around in bazaar near by buy some souvenirs.

Day-3

tour visiting Najaf-Nasiriyah(Ur)

In the next day we will head to Najaf we are going to visit the Imma Ali mausoleum the father of Hussien and Abass and Prophet Muhammad's cousin as well as the The architecture and decoration of Arabic calligraphy will enchant you, also we will visit the The largest burial ground the Wadi al-Salam Cemetery. In the same day we are going to head right away to the city of Ur visiting the great ziggurat "Ur ziggurat" The Ur Ziggurat, is one of the best-preserved Mesopotamian ziggurats. Built around 2100 BCE by King Ur-Nammu of the Third Dynasty of Ur, it served as a religious center dedicated to the moon god Nanna. The ziggurat consisted of a series of terraces topped by a temple. Its construction marked a significant architectural and religious development in ancient Mesopotamia.

Day-4

Tour visiting Chibayish Marshes-Basrah

After we spent the night At Ur Next morning we will head to Chibayish Marshes we will have a lunch in Mudhif (Reed house) we will enjoy having Iraqi foods especially Masgouf.Then we are going to have a tour in boat exploring the marshes and seeing a buffalos that live over there. We will head to Basrah we will spent the night over there.

Day-5

Tour visiting Basrah

Next morning we will hangs around in Basrah visiting Basrah cultural museum, corniche Shatt Al Arab. Then we head back to Baghdad.

Day-6

Tour visiting Samarra

Next morning our tour begins visiting Samarra and exploring the the heritage of the city, the spiral minaret of the great mosque which was once the largest mosque in the Islamic world, and Abu Duluf Mosque. The. we head to Erbil spent the night over there.

Day-7

Tour visiting Erbil

Next morning we will explore the beauty of the city hangs around in Erbil's streets, visiting Citadel of Erbil there is souq nearby, buy a souvenirs. Also we have to spent the night at Erbil.

Day-8

Tour visiting Nineveh (Mosul)

Next morning we will head to Nineveh (Mosul), exploring the history, heritage, and cultural of the city by visiting Hatra and ancient city, Mar mattai monastery one of the oldest Christian monasteries in existence and is famous for its magnificent library and considerable collection of Syriac Christian manuscripts. Also we will visit Nergal Gate The gate was built by King Sennacherib around 700 BCE, and Al-Hadba minaret.