Closeup shot of Temple of Baal archeological site, palmyra, Syria post war

Syria: A Country with Thousand Stories.

This clip shows the Temple of Baal archaeological site in Palmyra, Syria, after the war. The closeup shot captures the ancient columns standing tall despite the damage. You can see broken stones and remnants of walls scattered around the area. The large courtyard of the temple, once a center of activity, now lies in ruins. The sky is clear and blue, giving a stark contrast to the destruction below. The temple’s structure still holds a sense of its former grandeur, even in its damaged state. The video footage highlights the resilience of this historic site amidst the harsh impacts of conflict.

Palmyra’s Historical Treasures | Temple of Baal | Drone Daytime Shot.

Our skilled and experienced filmmakers captured this video of Palmyra with the best equipment making sure to get the highest quality, so you can get this footage in 4K or HD resolutions, perfect for any project from making documentaries, educational content, or promotional material. And that’s not all; this clip goes beyond the traditional landscape mode. We’ve also made it available in a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio, great for mobile devices. This format lets you share this shot on popular social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, and reach a global audience who will be awed by Palmyra.

The Temple of Baal was a grand structure in Palmyra, Syria, dedicated in 32 CE. It was the largest and most significant religious building in the city, symbolizing Palmyra’s cultural and religious importance. The temple’s architecture combined Greco-Roman and Near Eastern elements, featuring a large rectangular courtyard enclosed by an exterior wall approximately 205 meters (673 feet) long on each side. The cella, or inner sanctum, stood on a high platform, and had Corinthian columns and a propylaea, a monumental entrance gateway. The temple was surrounded by colonnades and had multiple altars and a dining hall within its precincts.