Hotels in Der Ezzor Syria -Der Ezzor Hotels -فنادق
دير الزور في سوريا
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Furat Cham Palace Hotel 5*
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Badiat Cham Palace Hotel 4*
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Al Saeid Hotel 3* ..........From 70$ per room..............(more details and special rates) |
Al Waha Hotel 3* .........From 55$ per room...........(more details and special rates) |
| Petrolum Tourist Club Hotel 3* ........................(more details and special rates) |
Ziad Hotel 2*
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| New Umayyad Hotel 2* ......From 33$ per room.....(more details and special rates) |
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About Der Ezzor
320 km south-east of Aleppo,
Deir Ezzor is the most important urban centre in the east of Syria. Its river is
the Euphrates, lifeline of the region and fount of civilization throughout the
ages. With the formation of Lake al-Assad, it is now possible to
regulate its once capricious flow and to make plans for new harvests.
85 km south of Deir Ezzor, on the western bank of the Euphrates, is the
archaeological site of the birthplace of Seleucus, near the Arab village of
Salihiyeh. This was the historic town built by Seleucus Nicator, Alexander's
lieutenant, the fortified town of Doura Europos. This town was closely linked
with Palmyra, serving as an important forward-line of Defence against the
Persians.
Halabiya - Zalabiya
North-east of Deir Ezzor, there is a vast enclosing wall with 3 fortified gateways which enfolds within its towers a town that dates from Byzantine days. Both Halabiya and Zalabiya were forward-defense lines against Persian invasions. At Mayadin is the Rahbi Citadel, which was built by Assad al-Din Shirgoh, the uncle of Salah al-Din al-Ayoubi.
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Located at the city entrance, on the right
bank of the renowned Euphrates river, the Fourat Cham Palace stands on the
crossroads of the ancient trade routes, from Aleppo to Baghdad and Damascus to
Mosul. Here was a transshipment point of the "Silk Road" where exotic
merchandise from the Far East -- spices, silks, art and other ware -- were
brought by the caravans of old and exchanged for grain, livestock, muslins,
rugs, weapons for the return trip to India and China.
