Tour Packages - Iraq Vacation Packages

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Experience the essence of Baghdad in just two days with this immersive cultural and spiritual journey. Walk through the ruins of ancient empires, explore the golden-domed shrines of revered saints, and discover the intellectual heart of Iraq’s capital.

🌙 Day 1: Arrival in Baghdad

🏨 Qasr Abu Nawas Hotel (with river view)

Check-in at the Qasr Abu Nawas Hotel, a comfortable and centrally located hotel with scenic views of the Tigris River — perfect for relaxing after your journey and enjoying the city skyline.

🏛️ Ziggurat of Aqar Quf

This ancient ziggurat dates back to the Kassite period (around 14th century BC). It’s one of Iraq’s few remaining stepped pyramids and offers a fascinating glimpse into Mesopotamian temple architecture, standing proudly on the outskirts of Baghdad.

🕌 Shrine of Imam Musa Al-Kadhim & Imam Mohammad Al-Jawad

Located in Al-Kadhimiyah district, this stunning golden-domed shrine is a major pilgrimage site for Shia Muslims. It houses the tombs of two revered Imams and is known for its spiritual ambiance and detailed Islamic architecture.

🕌 Shrine of Hazrat Abu Hanifa

Situated in Al-Adhamiyah, this historic site is the burial place of the founder of the Hanafi school of Sunni Islamic jurisprudence. The mosque and complex attract both scholars and spiritual seekers from around the world.

🕌 Tomb of Junaid Al-Baghdadi

A Sufi saint and spiritual leader from the 10th century, Junaid’s shrine is a peaceful stop for those interested in the mystical side of Islam. The site reflects Baghdad’s rich spiritual and philosophical history.

🕌 Shrine of Abdul Qadir Al-Gilani

One of the most important Sufi sites in Iraq, this shrine honors the founder of the Qadiriyya Sufi order. The complex is known for its serene energy and is often visited by both religious pilgrims and history lovers.

🌄 Day 2: Cultural Exploration

🏛️ Iraq Museum

Opening at 9:00 AM, this museum is home to thousands of priceless artifacts from ancient Mesopotamia, Assyria, Babylon, and Sumer. It’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to understand the deep roots of human civilization.

📚 Al-Mutanabbi Street

This historic street is the heart of Baghdad’s intellectual and literary life. Lined with bookshops, cafes, and antique stalls, it’s where poets, writers, and artists have gathered for generations.

🏙️ Al-Rasheed Street

Once a symbol of Baghdad’s glamour in the 20th century, Al-Rasheed Street features colonial architecture, old cinemas, and vibrant city life. It’s a nostalgic walk through the city’s modern history.

🏫 Al-Mustansiriya School

One of the oldest universities in the world, dating back to the Abbasid era (13th century). Its beautifully preserved courtyard and halls reveal the advanced educational and architectural traditions of Islamic civilization.

🏰 Abbasid Palace

A rare surviving building from the Abbasid era, this palace was likely used for government or ceremonial purposes. The arched brickwork and design reflect the elegance of medieval Islamic architecture.

☕ Shabandar Café

This iconic café has been a cultural hub on Al-Mutanabbi Street for over a century. Enjoy Iraqi tea or coffee while surrounded by photos, books, and the lively buzz of Baghdad’s intellectuals.

🏛️ Taq Kasra (Arch of Ctesiphon)

Located just outside Baghdad in the ancient city of Ctesiphon, Taq Kasra is the largest single-span brick arch in the world. Built in the 3rd century during the Sassanid Empire, this majestic ruin once stood at the heart of a Persian imperial palace. Its towering structure and elegant curvature make it a breathtaking symbol of pre-Islamic architectural brilliance and a must-see for history lovers.

🚐 Departure

✅ Tour Inclusions:

• 1-night stay at Qasr Abu Nawas Hotel (with river view)

• All ground transportation

• Entrance fees to all mentioned sites