Aliraq Daily

30/10/2022

29/10/2022

Tahrir Square, in the heart of Baghdad, is a busy, vibrant monument that has witnessed many defeats and triumphs over the years.

There is no way to visit Baghdad without visiting this monumental site, which is surrounded by numerous shops, stores, and restaurants.

29/10/2022

The Baghdadi Museum of Folklore, dubbed the Iraqi "Madame Tussaud's," commemorates bygone customs and Baghdad's old lifestyle.
The museum, which is appropriately housed in an old, traditional building near the Tigris River, offers a nostalgic journey into Baghdadis' past daily lives through scenes featuring life-size wax models.

29/10/2022

The Great Mosque of Kufa, or Masjid al-Kufa, is one of the world's oldest and holiest surviving mosques, located in Kufa, Iraq.

It is historically significant. It has a spellbinding Fatimid era and Islamic history architecture display.

29/10/2022

Babylon is a large and complex archaeological site with many wonders. Archeology enthusiasts will be entertained by the famous Ishtar gate, Lion of Babylon, and Babylon dragons…

28/10/2022

The first thing you hear about Iraq is war and battlegrounds, but his country is rich in natural beauty. It is often referred to as the Cradle of Civilization, a reference to its ancient Mesopotamian cities, which were famous for their innovations.

As a result, here are the top 3 cities to visit in Iraq:
1- Erbil: The 7,000-year-old citadel of Erbil has an illustrious history that rivals that of other greats such as Cadiz and Byblos.
2- Ur: Ur is known for its Biblical tales of epic floods and fearsome Babylonian kings, as well as one of the region's most beautiful ancient ruins.
3- Hatra: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in western Iraq's dusty deserts. Hatra's towering columns and ornate temples are regarded as one of the most amazing archaeological sites in the country.

28/10/2022

Al-Qa'im, also known as القائم in Arabic, is an Iraqi border town located nearly 400 kilometers (248 miles) northwest of Baghdad along the Euphrates River.

From 1984 to 1990, Al-Qa'im was reportedly the site of Iraq's refined uranium ore production. The officially named "Chemical Fertilizer Complex" was constructed in January 1976 by Belgian contractors, and by 1982 it was processing phosphate from the nearby Akashat mine.

28/10/2022

Iraq's highest point, at 3,607 meters above sea level: Halgurd Mountain is located in the Zagros mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan.

With picturesque scenery, fresh air, and peaceful wildlife, this is a destination that avid climbers should not miss.

28/10/2022

Baghdad, Iraq's capital city, is a rich and historic city brimming with life and mystique. Here are some of the best places to visit in Baghdad, ranging from special sites and spas to sightseeing and religious tourism.
1. Freedom Monument,
2. Tahrir Square,
3. Al Rasheed Street – main market street
4. Al-Qishleh Clock
5. Baghdadi Museum

28/10/2022

With a population of 1.4 million people and breathtaking scenery, it's no surprise that Basra, Iraq, is known as the "Venice of the East."

Basra is also Iraq's main port and one of the ports visited by the fictional Sinbad the Sailor.

27/10/2022

Did you know that Baghdad is the capital of Iraq and the Arab world's second-largest city after Cairo?

This lovely and diverse city is situated on the Tigris River, close to the ruins of the ancient Akkadian city of Babylon and the Sassanid Persian capital of Ctesiphon.