Une campagne pour relancer les attractions touristiques de Hama "Umm al -Nawa'ir"

HAMA- La ville de Hama est l'une des plus anciennes villes historiques de Syrie, où elle embrasse un groupe de sites archéologiques importants datant de diverses civilisations, mais a subi une marginalisation systématique à l'époque de la règle de la famille Assad depuis 1973 boulettes.

The city of Hama, or as it is called "Umm Al -Nawa'ir" or the city of "Abi Al -Fida", is characterized by the Al -Asi River, which crosses in the middle of it, in the Asi Square, and divides it into two halves "present and the market", the river includes 16 large wooden nakedness that is located in different places along its course in the city, between neighborhoods and orchards, the most famous of which is Na`rah Al -Muhammadiyah et les quatre Nawaires qui sont situés les uns à côté des autres.

The construction of Hama Nawarat, according to the people of the city, dates back to the Aramean era, in the first millennium BC, which are wooden water machines, made of walnut and oak wood, the ends of which are wooden books that revolve according to the flow of the waters of the Orontes River, and the water in turn is transferred from the river to the water lane...
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