Mesopotamian Marshes Overnight from Basrah

A unique hut, likely made of reeds or straw, stands under a bright blue sky beside a wooden chair in a field of dry grass.

A red boat is sailing on the lake, among the tall grass, on a sunny day with a few clouds in the sky.

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Duration: 2 Days (approx.)
Location: Basrah
Product code: P5LX11

Mesopotamian Marshes Overnight from Basrah

Mesopotamian Marshes Overnight

Day 1: Nasiriyah - Mesopotamian Marshes

An early morning this morning departing from your hotel in Basrah for the Mesopotamian Marshes. Meet your boat driver gather your meals for the day and depart for the marshes. Overnight in a traditional reed house.

Day 2 : Depart

This morning enjoy a traditional breakfast with the local family you have stayed the night with on the marshes. From here transfer to the airport in Basrah for your flight out.

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“I Strongly recommend Hayder as a guide for Iraq proper and Kurdistan as well if you would like. He took me from Baghdad to Basra back up to Mosul and into Kurdistan. You are better starting in Central Iraq then going to Kurdistan as you cannot early cross the land border the other way.”

People celebrate Newroz, the Kurdish New Year, by carrying torches and flags up a hill, a traditional symbol of resistance and hope for the Kurdish people.

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Mesopotamian Marshes Overnight from Basrah

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Reviews

“I Strongly recommend Hayder as a guide for Iraq proper and Kurdistan as well if you would like. He took me from Baghdad to Basra back up to Mosul and into Kurdistan. You are better starting in Central Iraq then going to Kurdistan as you cannot early cross the land border the other way.”

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