Things to do in Iraq

Located in the Mesopotamian Plain, about 4,000 years ago, people here established a country and a kingdom. It is one of the "Four Ancient Civilizations". It was originally an Akkadian city. Its history can be traced back to the Akkadian Empire about 4,300 years ago. "Mesopotamia" is called "Shinar" in the Bible, which means "the land between the two rivers", so it is also called the Two Rivers Basin.

مكان رائع للراحة النفسية

Currently being renovated/restored, so a lot of it is inaccessible. But it makes a dramatic sight in the downtown part of Erbil. Very friendly and welcoming local tourists hang out here too, so be prepared to pose for a lot of photos.

We’ve been there yesterday, went for Salat, cthe place was clean and not crowded.The stalls and shops outside are nice and friendly people everywhere.

The Iraq National Museum was founded by British tourist and writer Gertrude Bell and began operation in 1926. Its original name was the Baghdad Archaeological Museum. It was relocated to the Arava region in 1966 and expanded in 1983. It is divided into 7 parts and 28 exhibition halls. The Iraq National Museum is listed as one of the 11 largest museums in the world by UNESCO. It houses about 250,000 precious historical relics, covering all historical periods of Iraq from the Stone Age 100,000 years ago to the mid-19th century. The museum also houses more than 70,000 rare books in various languages ​​and about 6,000 unique manuscripts. In terms of popularity and collection, especially in terms of archaeological excavations of early human civilization, only the Egyptian National Museum in Cairo can be compared with it in the Middle East.

These pictures are not of Sami Abdulrahman Park, but for park which is located near the Erbil Citadel in the city center.