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Masyaf
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A restaurant in Masyaf. Masyaf is a hill town about 40 km west of Hama, overlooked by Masyaf Castle, one of the main strongholds of the Ismailis in the Middle Ages.
Masyaf
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Masyaf
A hotel in Masyaf. It offers Wi-Fi. Masyaf is a hill town about 40 km west of Hama, overlooked by Masyaf Castle, one of the main strongholds of the Ismailis in the Middle Ages.
Masyaf
A restaurant in Masyaf. Masyaf is a hill town about 40 km west of Hama, overlooked by Masyaf Castle, one of the main strongholds of the Ismailis in the Middle Ages.
Masyaf
Masyaf Castle is a fortress on a limestone outcrop in the heart of the town of Masyaf; in the 12th century it became the seat of Rashid ad-Din Sinan, leader of the Nizari Ismailis in Syria. Its two rings of walls and towers look out over the plain.
Al-Bayda
A café in Al-Bayda. Al-Bayda is a village in Hama governorate, about 39 km west of Hama.
Al-Bayda
A waterfall in Al-Bayda. Al-Bayda is a village in Hama governorate, about 39 km west of Hama.
Al-Bayda
A fortress in Al-Bayda. Al-Bayda is a village in Hama governorate, about 39 km west of Hama.