Iraq Travel

Resources To Travel Iraq

Selected resources about Iraq travel lead to "Mesopotamia" in the west of Asia. Land that has been consecutive populated since the sixth millennium BC, where writing and wheels found their beginnings.

The land is located between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris. These rivers run from northwest to southeast and form the means to transform the land into a agriculturally productive strip. Saudi Arabia with the Arabian Desert marks the south. Jordan and Syria with the Syrian Desert border to the west, Turkey to the north, and to the north east lie the Zagros Mountain between Iraq and Iran. This mountain range experiences cold and snowy winters that sometimes cause flooding during the melting period which is quite a contrast to the otherwise hot and dry climate. The Persian Gulf in the east is accessible by Iraq through a small stretch of 58km coastline between Iran and Kuwait.

A total of 438,317 km² and a population about 31.2 million after a 2011 estimate form the country Iraq. The official languages are, Arabic and Kurdish. The highest concentration of population is with about 6 million people in Baghdad, which is capital and largest city.

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Iraq close up and personal
This site describes Iraq from the perspective of a civilian serving with the US military during the Iraqi war on the bases. It tells what to expect when visiting Iraq. Questions are answered like how to communicate with loved ones, how they can get packages to you, and about food, weather, geography, and insects.