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Verified hotels, restaurants and tourist sites across the Kurdistan Region.
Kurdora lists hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, cafés and tourist sites across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Every place is registered by a verified provider and reviewed by the Kurdora team before it goes live, so the address, opening hours, prices and phone number you see here are the ones the business actually uses.
Browse by category, open a place to see photos, prices in Iraqi dinar, its exact location and a call button, then book or save it in the Kurdora app. Listings are published in English, Arabic and Kurdish (Sorani and Badini) wherever the provider has supplied translations.
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Kurdistan's hotels range from five-star towers beside the Erbil Citadel to family-run boutique stays in Duhok and mountain lodges above Rawanduz. Prices on Kurdora are the provider's own nightly rate in Iraqi dinar; most hotels take cash and cards, and breakfast is usually included. Book directly in the app or call the number on the listing.
From slow-cooked lamb tashreeb and dolma in Erbil's old quarter to riverside grills at Ahmed Awa and Sulaymaniyah's café culture, eating is the easiest way into Kurdish life. Kurdora lists restaurants and cafés with menus in the app, opening hours and a phone number; most places are family-friendly and alcohol-free unless stated.
Tourist sites on Kurdora span 6,000 years: the UNESCO-listed Erbil Citadel, the Yazidi temple at Lalish, the Halabja Memorial, Amadiya on its plateau, Dukan Lake, the Gali Ali Bag and Ahmed Awa waterfalls. Each listing shows the address, opening hours where they apply, entry conditions and the nearest city, with GPS coordinates in the app.
Getting around Kurdistan means shared taxis between city garages, private drivers for mountain day trips, car rental at both airports and ride-hailing inside Erbil and Sulaymaniyah. Transport listings on Kurdora show fixed routes, prices and contact numbers so you can book a driver before you land.
Guided tours cover the Erbil Citadel and bazaar, Sulaymaniyah food walks, multi-day Zagros treks and the Hawraman villages. Kurdora shows each tour's duration, group size, price per person and what is included, and the operator's phone number for questions before you book.
Shopping in Kurdistan means the covered Qaysari Bazaar in Erbil, the Slemani bazaar's sweets and spices, Hawrami handwoven klash shoes, carpets and honey from the mountain villages, alongside modern malls in Erbil. Listings show location, hours and what each shop is known for.
Wellness listings gather hammams, spas, hot springs and mountain retreats — from hotel spas in Erbil to the mineral springs near Rawanduz. Each shows treatments, hours, prices and whether bookings are needed.