Basra Governorate Essentials
Basra Governorate is defined by the Shatt al-Arab waterway, formed at the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This selection spans the region's diverse landscape, featuring the modern Basra International Stadium alongside historic sites in Al-Qurna and central Basra. The list includes local cultural institutions, traditional produce markets in Al-Faw, and landmarks that overlook the strategic river systems of southern Iraq.
A Shatt al-Arab
The Arvand River or Shatt al-Arab is a river of some 200 kilometres in length that is formed at the confluence of the Euphrates and Tigris…
B Basra International Stadium
Basra International Stadium is a sports complex in Basra, southern Iraq.
tahseen albadran
Historic castle structure located in the northern Basra region near Al-Qurna.
Byt abw swd alsmak
Traditional residence in Basra noted for its local architectural style.
Swq alfwakh walkhdar
Local market in the Al-Faw district specializing in fresh fruit and vegetables.
Mwsst abw alfdl albas () althqafyt fy alqrnt
Cultural foundation and theatre venue located in Al-Qurna.
Hdyqt alhywanat
Local zoological park situated in the southern Al-Faw district.
Mqr alfylq althalth
Viewpoint located at the site of the former Third Corps headquarters.
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