That would depend on the direction.
Saul was traveling to Damascus to further his persecutions of Christians, when he encountered a meeting with the risen Jesus Christ who asked him why he was persecuting Him. After some dialog, Paul was stricken with blindness for a number of days. Afterwords, his name was changed from Saul, to Paul.
(this is of course a condensed version, look into the New Testament for further inquiry).
Paul went to the high priest before his journey to Damascus; therefore, he departed from Jerusalem.
Acts 9:1, 2 - Then Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest and asked letters from him to the synagogues of Damascus, so that if he found any who were of the Way, whether men or women, he might bring them bound to Jerusalem. [NKJV]
Yes, Paul the apostle began his ministry in Damascus.
His traveling companions (Acts 9:8).
it means he went to damascus
Road to Damascus
He was converted on the road to Damascus, and was blind for three days.
He was blinded while on the road to Damascus.
He was going to Damascus to continue his campaign against the new Christian religion.
Paul was on his way to Damascus in Syria when he had is conversion.
Paul on the road to Damascus.
He had been known as Saul and then became Paul after his experience on the road to Damascus.
It is possible Paul realized it when he was struck blind on the way to Damascus and God spoke to him.
Saint Paul was converted on the road to Damascus after experiencing a vision of Jesus Christ, who spoke to him and instructed him to change his ways and follow Him.
his conversion on the road to Damascus.
Around 50 years old
God used Ananias to heal Paul's blindness. Ananias was a disciple in Damascus whom God instructed to go and lay hands on Paul to restore his sight. Through Ananias' obedience and prayers, Paul's sight was miraculously restored.