Tell Ramad
تل رماد
Hina
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About
An archaeological site in Hina. It dates from the Neolithic period. Hina is a village in Rif Dimashq governorate, about 37 km south-west of Damascus.
Location
Hina
Sources
Nearby
- Nature
Arneh
Mount Hermon, Jabal al-Sheikh in Arabic, is the highest summit in Syria at about 2,814 m, on the border with Lebanon at the southern end of the Anti-Lebanon range. Snow covers its peaks for most of the year, which gave it its Arabic name ('the grey-haired mountain'), and villages such as Arneh and Beit Jinn lie on its Syrian slopes.
- Nature
Kafr Hur
The Awaj is the second river of the Damascus area after the Barada: it rises on the slopes of Mount Hermon and flows east through the southern Ghouta to Lake Hijaneh. Many scholars identify it with the Pharpar of the Old Testament.
- Heritage site
Qal'at al-Jandal
An archaeological site in Qal'at al-Jandal. Qal'at al-Jandal is a village in Rif Dimashq governorate, about 32 km west of Damascus.
- Heritage site
Rakhla
An archaeological site in Rakhla. Rakhla is a village in Rif Dimashq governorate, about 30 km west of Damascus.