Cheap Flights to Iraq

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How much do things cost in Iraq?
Apartment (3 bedrooms) in city centre USD 914.05
Chicken breasts at the market USD 4.68
Coke bottle USD 0.43
Loaf of white bread USD 1.00
1 min. of prepaid mobile tariff USD 0.10
Local draught beer USD 2.00
Apartment (1 bedroom) in city centre USD 501.79
Cinema, international release, 1 seat USD 10.00
Apartment (3 bedrooms) outside of centre USD 635.87
Monthly Pass (local transport) USD 50.00
* All price are converted to USD

About Iraq

Iraq is located in Middle East area. It shares a common border with Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Syria. It has only one coastline that stretches for about 58 km, you would relish each time spent in this magnificent nation. Many historians believe that this was the center of civilization. In fact, the kingdoms of Assyria and Babylon can trace their roots here. Cheap flights to Iraq are nowadays available at friendly rates, and you can also buy tickets online.

This country receives average temperatures of between 48 Degrees Celsius per day. Nevertheless, winter temperatures rarely exceed 21 C and at night-time it may occasionally reach below freezing. Generally, precipitation tends to be low with most regions receiving 250 mm or less and most rainfall experienced from Nov-April. Summer rainfall is quite rare though some parts of North Iraq may have occasional torrents. Visitors can catch cheap flights to Iraq by travelling in groups instead of individually.

Ashur was the former capital city of Assyrian Empire. It has also been ranked as a UNESCO Heritage Site. This place contains structural, relic and architectural remains of the once powerful empire. It’s a good place for tourists who want to sample & learn more about the history of this great country. A distance away from this site is the remains of ancient Babylon Empire. Though the government hasn’t reconstructed the place, it still stands as the most impressive Cradle of Human Society.

Ctesiphon was the capital city of both Sassanid and Parthian kingdoms, it boasts of several towering ruins that were used for religious pilgrimage and sacrifices. The most notable structural site is known as the Arch, it boasts of interesting structural designs that have positively boggled archaeologists for long. Also across R. Tigris are the remains of Hellenistic City which was built by the Seleucia.

Iraq’s national dish is called Masgouf, it’s a tasty freshwater fish that’s usually prepared by being roasted for several hours and then marinated with curcuma, olive oil and tamarind. A few traditional garnishes may also be added to the dish such as tomatoes, lime, flat bread and chopped onions. The hotels in Iraq are very comfortable and most rooms are fitted with air conditioning.

Information about travelling to Iraq

  • Religions of Iraq
    Muslim 99%
    Christian 0.8%
    Hindu note:
    while there has been voluntary relocation of many Christian families to northern Iraq
    recent reporting indicates that the overall Christian population may have dropped by as much as 50 percent since the fall of the Saddam HUSSEIN regime in 2003
    with many fleeing to Syria
    and Lebanon
  • The population of Iraq
    23 331 985 (44th)
  • Area of Iraq
    438 317 km² (59th)
  • Paved roadways of Iraq
    59 623 km

  • Age structure of Iraq
    0-14-years 36.7%
    15-24-years 19.6%
    25-54-years 36.3%
    55-64-years 3.2%
    65-years-and-over 3.2%
  • Cellphone owners in Iraq
    26.76 million (40th)