Iraq is the hub of one of the earliest civilizations of time. This land has seen the ruling reign and downfall era of many nations and empires.

Iraq is the modern-day state that once was the civilization of Mesopotamia. This Mesopotamian civilization is now found in Ur, Nineveh, and Babylon.

Iraq is a cultural heritage site for Mesopotamian civilization and its arch-Arabs. On the Iraq expedition 2024, you can discover the rich culture of Mesopotamia, Kurdish food, and modern-day architecture of Iraq.

We can take you on the Iraq expedition in 2024 and trips to Iran and Syria. We are one of the best traveling agencies that has conducted successful tours of Iraq. Iraq is a premium cultural site that no one will want to miss, and we are your lighthouse to guide you through this tour. Come with us on an exciting journey where you can discover the beauty of ancient Mesopotamia.

Let's look at what places you can explore to understand various dynasties and civilizations, such as Mesopotamia, ziggurats, and advancements in today's Iraq.

Baghdad:

Baghdad is the heart of Iraq, which has witnessed its evolution over time. Baghdad is famous for its Martyr Monument. You can discover the book market and the copper and leather bazaar on the Iraq expedition. The National Museum of Iraq is one of the must-see places. It will transport you back to the time of old civilizations. All the cultural heritages are open for the common people and tourists here.

Al-Chibayish:

The Chibayish is the land of Arab marshes. In southern Iraq, this is one of the most exciting parts of the Iraq expedition. These marshes stand within the desert out of nowhere. Here, the marsh Arabs built their communities. Exploration of this land helps tourists reunite with the culture of marsh Arabs and Mesopotamia. Masgouf, a giant fish dish that is an old dish of Mesopotamia, is a must to try.

Uruk:

In the Iraq expedition 2024, the next destination was Uruk, located north of Basra. It is believed that the first civilization emerged here five millennia B.C. ago. Heritage preservation work also proved that " The Song of Gilgamesh," one of the most ancient works of literature, also emerged from Uruk. Gilgamesh was one of the kings of Uruk. The Euphrates River enriched Uruk's canals in the ancient era. It was the trading site of Mesopotamia with India and the Gulf.

Babylon:

Another cultural place in the Iraq expedition is the city of Babylon, where stands the copy of the gate of Ishtar and a real lion from Babylon. In this city lies the palace of Sadam Hussain. It also has the remains of the hanging gardens of Semiramida. The Borsippa Ziggurat is important as it is believed to be the tower of Babel found in the Torah.

Samara And Mosul:

Samara beholds the most beautiful landscape of Iraq: the spiral minaret of Malwiya, which is an important part of the Iraq expedition 2024 as UNESCO has officially declared it a world cultural heritage site. On the journey from  Samara to Mosul, another place to stop by is Hatra, which has recently served as the training camp for ISIS. Not only this, but it is one of the most preserved Mesopotamian cities.

Mosul is the city where Nineveh was found. It was liberated from ISIS quite recently. We will go through the city, which has the remains of ancient civilizations and beholds the after-effects of war. Mosul is also famous for its lively markets.