
This is one of rooms that I had stayed in a budget hotel near the old city.

How many cats are there on the rooftop?

College students in a cafe at Damascus University

Feeding birds outside a mosque


I have been in Damascus more than three weeks. In the first two weeks, I had some trouble to settle myself into a new life here. After living in a budge hotel for 15 days and traveling with others to some nearby towns, I figure out a little by little how to survive in this unfamiliar but friendly country.