Halabja Monument

This view is very beautiful

good

A suitable and quiet place

Badakhawam

Halabja Monument | مۆنۆمێنتی هەڵەبجە Halabja Monument is a solemn memorial dedicated to the victims of the chemical weapons attack carried out on March 16, 1988, in the city of Halabja. The monument and museum preserve the memory of thousands of civilians who lost their lives during this tragic event. The site presents historical documentation, photographs, and exhibits that help visitors understand the scale of the atrocity and its lasting impact on the Kurdish people. It is a place of remembrance, education, and reflection, maintained with dignity and respect. A highly important landmark

Kurdistan Nature

You make this so well

When you come here, you’ll probably find it really sad with all those names written down; this is a real monument. You can see all sorts of things: from real bombs to a military plane. The staff are chill and friendly.

A truly magnificent place, with breathtaking natural beauty and lush greenery. Here, you witness a tiny glimpse of the tragedy inflicted upon a people by their rulers. This place is a must-see and deserves greater government attention. We hope so.

Interesting

A museum depicting the tragedy that befell the people of Halabja in the Kurdistan region during the Iran-Iraq War, when the city was bombed with chemical weapons, leading to the death of many of the city's residents, both adults and children, in addition to disfiguring many others.