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The city of Duhok is one of the main cities of the Kurdistan Region in northern Iraq. Founded along the fertile lands irrigated by the Tigris River and surrounded by mountains with high peaks, Duhok is one of the most developed cities in the Middle East.

In Duhok, a city where different religions and languages ​​live together in peace and tranquility, there are many ancient ruins, caves, carved stones and ruins, as well as churches, mosques and synagogues whose construction dates back thousands of years. Duhok is overflowing with Turks who come to the city for business purposes.

 Dohuk Attractions

There are dozens of different routes to visit in Duhok, which is located in the north of Iraq. Raban Hormizd Monastery is an important monastery of the Chaldean Catholic Church, founded around 640 AD. From 1551 to the 18th century it was the official residence of the patriarchs of the Elijah lineage of the Assyrian Church of the East.

After the abbey merged with Rome in the early 19th century, it became a leading monastery of the Chaldean Catholic Church. The monastery got its name from the Rabban Hormizd of the Eastern Church, which was founded in the seventh century.

Duhok Grand Bazaar is located in the middle of the city. It contains hundreds of shops. Many different products are sold, from fabric to food.

 Zawa Mountain is one of the must-see places in Duhok. Zawa Mountain amazes its visitors with its magnificent scenery and culture. It offers very special views, especially at sunset.

You can watch the beautiful view of the large lake of the Mosul Dam. Apart from this, you can also visit Duhok Zoo, which is home to many wild animals and birds. In addition, Duhok Mall, Azadi Park, Kelya Sheda and Lalish Temple are among the must-see places in Duhok.

Sulav Park and Waterfall; It is located on the road from Duhok to Amedi. On the main road you can see a number of shops and restaurants in a village area known as Sulav. Known as Sulav Park, a beautiful green valley and waterfall area with a hiking trail are popular tourist destinations.

 You can add Amedi, which is located close to Duhok, to your travel list. The old stone gate in Amedi is one of the prominent historical places of the region. Although the exact age of the stone door, which is still completely intact, is not known, it is estimated to have a history of 5000 years. Taş Kapı and its surroundings, where you can witness the unique view of the valley and mountains, impress with its different ambiance.

Laleş Temple is one of the important structures of Duhok. There are many places of worship and shrine-like structures around the Lalesh Temple, which is considered one of the holiest temples of the Yezidis.

The tomb of Sheikh Adi, who is considered the prophet of the Yazidis, is also located in the Lales temple. Laleş Temple is considered one of the holiest temples. Every year, Yazidis' Cema festival ceremonies are held here. Therefore, Yazidi Kurds living both in the KRG and outside the region visit here to attend these ceremonies.

Halamata Cave is an archaeological site near Duhok in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The caves contain Assyrian relief carvings known as Maltese reliefs. Unique reliefs fascinate those who see it.

How to go to Duhok?

Visas are required for Turkish citizens traveling to Iraq. It is possible to reach Turkey by air and land. Among these transportation options, the most economical transportation method to Duhok is to buy a Duhok bus ticket.

You can go to Duhok in approximately 16 hours by bus from Istanbul. You can reach Duhok Intercity Bus Terminal by using public transportation vehicles from the city center.

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