Chami Razan, Catacomb of Qiz Qapan, Dokan, and Koya full-day trip from Erbil

Chami Razan is a beautiful green valley surrounded by unbelievable mountains, caves, and waterfalls. Interestingly, the more extensive cave was the base of the Voice of Kurdistan Radio station throughout the 1961 Kurdish revolution.Qiz Qapan Tombs (Gazzkaban) are found on a rocky cliff in a gorgeous valley in Iraqi Kurdistan. These catacombs date back to the era of the Median Kingdom in the 7-century BC. The site consists of a medley of statues, sculptures, rooms, and three funeral graves.Pasha Kura fortress dates back to the 18th century during the Kurdish-administered emirate of the region. Dokan is a relaxed, mainly residential town with splendid nature and a vast lake. Along with Rawanduz, the most beautiful mountain views of Iraqi Kurdistan can be found in Dokan. This city is famous due to its impressive lake and surrounding rocky peaks. The attraction not to be missed is the breathtaking picturesque views from the top of the Pasha Kura fortress. The guide will park the car and wait until you climb the mountain up the castle and back.Koya Qshla was built in the 19th century during the rule of the Ottoman Governor, Midhat Pasha of Baghdad. The Assyrians and Medians occupied Koya throughout the ages. The city is renowned for its mosques, studies of sciences, arts, and reputed universities. You can visit the citadel and enjoy the views around its wall and from the surrounding area.The Shrine of Marbina Qadisha (Marbina Behnam) is located 3 km from Koya city center. We find the exciting shrine of Marbina Qadisha. This Christian sacred site is the place where Mosul monks had to hide through the Mongolian invasions. Explore the complex and ask to go inside the impressive old church.