Qadmous Castle

An archaeological landmark on a natural rocky high, 27 km from the city of Banias towards the southeast, and 70 km from the city of Tartous towards the northeast, dates back to the construction of the castle for the eleventh century AD, and is distinguished from other castles as a natural rock, forming A rocky high is naturally isolated from what surrounds it, and it sits on the top to supervise great views from all sides. Two old water carved with natural rocks are used to collect water, as the castle includes the remains of a demolished wall, on its slopes there are two old building, the mosque and the bathroom, in the middle of the castle almost an ancient archaeological structure of its entrance & nbsp; Sixiest pillars from each side & nbsp;