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Pictures of Travels in Yemen:Sanaa, Thula, Zabid, Wadi-Sar-Dut, Taiz, Wadi Dhar, Marib, Ibbs, Kawkaban, Al Haman
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Zabid-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: Zabid is said to have been the birthplace of algebra in the Middle Ages when it was a center of knowledge in the Islamic World due to its religiously versed savants. It was dubbed as the “abode of Savants, Jurisprudence, Good Doing, Fortune and Success”.
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Wadi-Sar-Dut-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: Wadi-Sar-Dut is a valley on a river bed which we went across in our way to Hodeidah.
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Al-Hajjarah-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: Al-Hajjarah is a fortress village on the top of a mountain with a wonderful view. A stone path along the hillside of the mountain leads up to the city.
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Al-Hajjarah-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: The tower is the most popular type of architecture in the highlands in Yemen. It is made of stone or brick and it usually reaches a height of 4-6 storeys to accommodate an extended family.
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Al-Hajjarah-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: Al-Hajjarah is a fortress village on the top of a mountain with a wonderful view. A stone path along the hillside of the mountain leads up to the city.
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Al-Mahweet-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: The Old City of Al-Mahweet is situated on the Al-Masna'a mountain fortress, with its own particular distinctive architectural style. It is surrounded by a wall and protective towers.
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Barakish-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: Barakish is the oldest Mainnean city and the first capital of the Kingdom of Main around 400 BC. It was also the most important religious center for the Maineans. This site is situated in the desert-like area on al-Hazm Road, 125 km away from Sanaa. It is considered to be the best preserved among the walls of the ancient Yemeni cities.
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Mosque of Saidah Arwa-Djibla-Yemen
Author: Marta Leonor Vidal
Text: The Queen Arwa was the wife of the King Ali Bin Mohammed Al Sulaihi, founder of city. The Queen Arwa’s Mosque,which houses her tomb, has a religious school.
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