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The cradle of civilization, holding the ruins of ancient Babylon and Ur, with the mountainous Kurdistan Region emerging as its most accessible and welcoming corner for travelers.
Explore Iraq on the map →One of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage fortified hilltop at the center of Kurdistan's capital.
The legendary capital of the Babylonian Empire, a UNESCO World Heritage site tied to the Hanging Gardens and the Code of Hammurabi.
One of the best-preserved Mesopotamian step pyramids, built roughly 4,000 years ago and traditionally associated with the biblical birthplace of Abraham.
A dramatic canyon and mountain region in Iraqi Kurdistan, offering some of the country's most rewarding and accessible outdoor scenery.