The Ain Dara Temple is an ancient site located in northern Syria, near the city of Aleppo. Dating back to the 1st millennium BCE, it is believed to have been dedicated to the Canaanite god Baal. The temple is notable for its impressive architecture, including large stone blocks and intricate carvings that depict various deities and animals. The temple's layout features a large courtyard, a main sanctuary, and several smaller rooms. Archaeological excavations have revealed artifacts that provide insight into the religious practices of the time. The Ain Dara Temple is considered an important example of ancient Near Eastern religious architecture and continues to attract researchers and visitors alike.