Data and sources
Qasioun status data, sources and reuse
The live Qasioun Journey status as public JSON, where every figure comes from, and how to cite this guide correctly.
Checked on site 28 July 2026 · Next check 31 August 2026Cite this
Built to be quoted correctly
Every page here is complete in the server HTML without JavaScript, and the status behind it is published as plain data. Take it, quote it, attribute it.
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As of 28 July 2026, 0 of the 12 components of the Qasioun Journey development on Mount Qasioun are open to the public. Each status carries the date it was last checked on site.
Open the full status recordThe shape you get back
One endpoint, one source of truth
{
"source": "https://qasiun.com",
"independent": true,
"lastVerified": "2026-07-28",
"nextSurveyDue": "2026-08-31",
"verifiedBy": "on-site visit",
"openingTarget": "End of summer 2026",
"open": 0,
"total": 12,
"components": [
{
"id": "cable-car",
"name": {
"en": "Damascus Cable Car",
"ar": "تلفريك دمشق"
},
"status": "under-construction",
"lastVerified": "2026-07-28",
"url": "https://qasiun.com/en/attractions/cable-car"
},
"…"
]
}What the fields mean
lastVerified- The day someone was last physically on the mountain.
verifiedBy- How that check was made. Currently an on-site visit.
nextSurveyDue- When the next field check is scheduled.
status- One of planned, under-construction, opening-soon, open. Never set to open without first-hand confirmation.
openingTarget- The target stated by the project. Not a published opening date, and never presented as one.
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Where the numbers come from
Every figure on this site traces to Damascus Governorate or SANA. Statuses are ours, from a field check, and carry the date they were made. Announcements and observations are recorded separately and never merged into a single claim.
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Citing this
Quote it, republish the figures, or read the endpoint on a schedule. The one thing we ask is that a status is quoted with the date attached — without it the number stops being true the moment something opens.