Palmyra-Sana
Palmyra is back .. The bride of the desert .. Adorned in the best suit in the eyes of foreign tourists who are flocking to regiments to see this historical wildness of prestige in the record of civilization and human history.
Tourists who land in the archaeological city after more than two years after its liberation, thanks to the heroics and sacrifices of the Syrian Arab Army, feel the joy to see it and roam between its archaeological monuments and feelings of grief for some of its most important historical components of destruction and systematic sabotage at the hands of the dark Daesh organization, all confident that the efforts of the parties The Syrian and international concerns will restore the city to its previous era.
Tourism delegations including specialists in the world humanitarian heritage, artists, journalists and lovers of cultural heritage have gone through Palmyra over the past months to inspire its history and inspect its creatures, including the tourist Jibril Desibera, a civilian airport manager in France. Palmyra and see the destruction caused to some aspects by the attacks of the Islamic State of darkness, stressing that "what the enemies of culture and science and tampered with the legacy of the civilization of the richest historical cities in the world and the richest is a shame in the brow of all humanity, especially that Palmyra Badaa al-Hadari narrates the magic of her buildings and ornate pillars with tales of the history of Queen Zenobia.
Despera believes that this city is "comparable to the most important historical sites in the world, if not the most beautiful through its edifices scattered in a large and integrated archaeological area is like a large open-air museum."
For her part, the tourist Evin points out that the ancient city of Palmyra “has a fame and prestigious historical and civilized status as an old oasis dominated by palm trees and olives in the middle of the desert where it made me stand stunned in front of this spectacular and unforgettable scene. Its beauty, charm and unique urban character need to mobilize the international organizations concerned to restore the relics of UNESCO World Heritage. ”