Tourism in Iraq
Explore Mesopotamia
Fragrance of history and magic of nature
Leisure tourism
Northern Iraq is characterized by a captivating mountainous environment, adorned with beautiful waterfalls and clear, cold springs even in the summer. Small towns dot the mountainsides, such as Shaqlawa and Aqrah, enchanting visitors with their natural beauty and rich history. Its allure extends beyond nature, with numerous archaeological sites like the Citadel of Erbil adding to its charm. Additionally, there are plenty of entertainment venues and restaurants offering a unique culinary experience that captures hearts and remains etched in memory forever.
According to statistics, the total number of tourists to northern Iraq is 7.5 million, with approximately 25% of them coming from outside Iraq.
The beauty of nature is both timeless and awe-inspiring
tour of Baghdad
We offer you an exceptional opportunity to explore the historical capital, Baghdad. You will enjoy a unique tour of its famous streets such as Al-Rashid and Al-Mutanabbi, where its rich history and unique cultural spirit come to life. Additionally, you will visit important historical sites such as the Mustansiriya School, the Iraqi National Museum, and the Martyrs’ Monument, to enhance your understanding of the city’s heritage. Your experience will not be complete without visiting important religious shrines such as the Imam Kadhim Shrine, Sheikh Abdul Qadir Shrine, and Imam Abu Hanifa Al-Nu’man Shrine, along with many other historically significant locations. To add a touch of vibrancy to your experience, you will discover the pleasure of entertainment in upscale restaurants and modern shopping centers.
Every year, a large number of citizens from Arab and foreign countries, in addition to many social media influencers, visit Baghdad.
Traveling expands knowledge horizons and creates lasting memories
Religious tourism
Southern Iraq is considered a historical and religious treasure for the world as a whole. Your journey extends from the cities of Karbala and Najaf, passing through the sacred city of Ur, the dwelling place of the Prophet Abraham, and reaching the ancient city of Babylon with its enchanting marshes. It concludes with Basra, the economic port of Iraq, and the city of palms. Visiting these cities, exploring their beauty, and learning about their culture and cuisine, represents an unparalleled opportunity. It allows the visitor to gain a deep understanding of Iraqi history and heritage, and an unforgettable experience of the unique Iraqi hospitality.
The total number of foreign tourists to Iraq is approximately 5,000 annually, with the majority of them visiting the cities of Karbala and Najaf during religious pilgrimage seasons.
