Visiting the World's Best Preserved Roman Theater - Bosra, Syria

Traveled to Syria to see the best preserved Roman theater in the entire world

[@Maxvellua]

Thank you for this video tour. This theater is really amazing. And so well preserved!

[@Austin_Davis2]

I appreciate the feedback, and I’m glad you enjoyed it! Keep your eyes peeled for new videos dropping soon 👀

[@henryknox4511]

Section D, Row 14, seat 3.

[@Austin_Davis2]

Best seat in the house!

[@KingMinosxxvi]

how do you get to bosra

[@Austin_Davis2]

You have to go through a tour company if you’re a westerner. We aren’t allowed to explore Syria alone 👀

[@KingMinosxxvi]

@@Austin_Davis2 Yes I suppose we should stop causing wars and illegally holding military installations. The amphitheater is spectacular

[@Austin_Davis2]

One thing I was not expecting when I went was that I saw what each of the actors involved in the war have taken as their bounty for getting rid of ISIS. The US took the oil, Russia took the ports, and Iran took the high quality sand/dirt to make concrete in their factories in Syria. Everyone seems to have a “piece of the pie” except for Syria

[@zzergg8188]

@@Austin_Davis2 all of these sickos work together to plunder the worlds beauty.

Apparently, destroying historical monuments is not the strong suit of Ottoman Empire, huh? Maybe you're misjudging Turks?

[@Austin_Davis2]

Well the whole location was covered in sand until 1947, so most probably had no idea what was underneath. Not sure how I misjudged the Turks here…?

[@popstarresearchingoblivion8778]

Well, ottomans completely rebuilded Constantinople to erase its greek history. Nothing that any other country wouldn't do as well but definetely not history and heritage lovers