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Saladin Governorate

Saladin Governorate, named after the famed Muslim leader Salahaddin al-Ayyubi (Saladin), is centrally located and known for its ancient Islamic.Read More
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Tourism in Saladin Governorate

Saladin Governorate, named after the famed Muslim leader Salahaddin al-Ayyubi (Saladin), is centrally located and known for its ancient Islamic and pre-Islamic heritage. Tikrit, the birthplace of Saladin, is the capital of the governorate and is steeped in historical significance. The governorate’s landscape varies from fertile plains to rugged highlands, offering diverse agricultural and strategic importance.

Top 5 Places to Visit Saladin Governorate

  1. Samarra Archaeological City – UNESCO World Heritage Site with significant Islamic landmarks.
  2. Great Mosque of Samarra – Known for its spiral minaret, the Malwiya Tower.
  3. Tikrit Castle – Birthplace of Saladin and important military fortress.
  4. Al-Askari Shrine – Holy site for Shia Muslims, revered for its golden dome.
  5. Diyala River – Scenic river flowing through parts of the governorate.

Top 5 Monuments in Saladin Governorate

  1. Malwiya Minaret – Iconic spiral minaret in Samarra.
  2. Samarra Wall – Ancient defensive wall surrounding the old city.
  3. Saladin’s Birthplace Monument – Tribute to the historical leader.
  4. Al-Askari Dome – A beautiful golden dome with religious significance.
  5. Qadisiyya Canal Structures – Remnants of an ancient irrigation system.