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The mountain by height

Mount Qasioun in four zones

From Umayyad Park at the foot to the summit ridge at 1,151 m — where each of the twelve Qasioun Journey components sits on the mountain, and what state it is in.

Checked on site 28 July 2026 · Next check 31 August 2026

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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.

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Four heights, twelve components

Where each one sits on the slope

Grouping the twelve by height is ours, not an official designation. It is how the mountain is actually walked.

Drawn study of the foot of Mount Qasioun above Umayyad Park
Drawn editorial illustration, not a photograph.

2 of the twelve

Base — Umayyad Park

Where the mountain meets the city and the cable car line begins.

  1. 01

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Damascus Cable Car

    2.4 km from Umayyad Park to the summit across three stations. The spine the rest of the development hangs from.

    Under construction
  2. 12

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Flower Garden

    Jasmine and Damask rose, the two flowers Damascus is named for.

    Planned
Drawn study of the terraced lower slope of Mount Qasioun
Drawn editorial illustration, not a photograph.

4 of the twelve

Lower slope

The first climb: the walkway, the square, the mosque, the craft cave.

  1. 03

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Qasioun Walkway

    The main pedestrian route, with lighting, seating and viewpoints.

    Under construction
  2. 04

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Celebration Square

    Amphitheatre-style venue that changes character after dark.

    Under construction
  3. 07

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Qasioun Mosque

    660 m² across two floors, with capacity for 450 worshippers.

    Under construction
  4. 11

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Cave of Handicrafts

    Space for Syrian artisanal work and traditional crafts.

    Planned
Drawn study of the rock shelves of mid-mountain Qasioun
Drawn editorial illustration, not a photograph.

4 of the twelve

Mid-mountain

Rock shelves and the venues set into them, with the basin widening below.

  1. 05

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Nature’s Fruit

    Entertainment complex for gaming, dining and family activities.

    Under construction
  2. 06

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Nature’s Embrace

    Terraced natural-stone seating cut into the slope.

    Under construction
  3. 08

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Kingdom of Bees

    Hexagonal, hive-inspired architecture with an interactive interior.

    Planned
  4. 09

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Mushroom World

    Forest-themed venue for events and formal gatherings.

    Planned
Drawn study of the Qasioun summit ridge above the Damascus basin
Drawn editorial illustration, not a photograph.

2 of the twelve

Summit ridge

The ridge at 1,151 m, and the reason anyone climbs it.

  1. 02

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Bridge of Memories

    A glass-floored walkway built for the view straight down onto the city.

    Under construction
  2. 10

    Checked on site 28 July 2026

    Qasioun Wings

    Elevated walkways designed around the sensation of height.

    Planned

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