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'''Syrian villages''', from [[Ma'loula ]] where is the language of Jesus is still a live to [[Al annaze]] where is the ancient caves are just waiting to be explored, Syrian villages vary upon their locations, natural and historical properties. There are thousands of villages in Syria, and each one has a unique criterion. Syrian villages fluctuate from ten houses to a few hundreds of houses. Lots of big villages turned into a town. In Syria, most villages have the main infrastructure such as water, electricity and the primary schools. | '''Syrian villages''', from [[Ma'loula ]] where is the language of Jesus is still a live to [[Al annaze]] where is the ancient caves are just waiting to be explored, Syrian villages vary upon their locations, natural and historical properties. There are thousands of villages in Syria, and each one has a unique criterion. Syrian villages fluctuate from ten houses to a few hundreds of houses. Lots of big villages turned into a town. In Syria, most villages have the main infrastructure such as water, electricity and the primary schools. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:35, 10 May 2009
Syrian villages, from Ma'loula where is the language of Jesus is still a live to Al annaze where is the ancient caves are just waiting to be explored, Syrian villages vary upon their locations, natural and historical properties. There are thousands of villages in Syria, and each one has a unique criterion. Syrian villages fluctuate from ten houses to a few hundreds of houses. Lots of big villages turned into a town. In Syria, most villages have the main infrastructure such as water, electricity and the primary schools.