Dhi Ain Village (thi ain ancient village ) it is also known as Aqaba al-Baha. The 400 year old village was not easy to locate, we have to pass through 25 tunnels at 8,200 ft above sea level to get into al- baha. On top of that, due to numerous spellings we can’t google the place correctly. We have to go to Golden Tulip Hotel to asked for the direction. The scenery along the road was spectacular. There were few view deck along the area where you can stop and take pictures.
Before reaching this place, we have seen ruins of abandoned stones and slate towers along the way. It’s amazing to see how the stones were arranged.
We left our hotel early morning and we can’t just pass through without taking pictures. It was all foggy ,breezy but not so cold at this time.
It’s a long winding road but its worth seeing the place specially we have a week Eid holiday. Though we were not able to see forest garden, we have seen few green bushes, banana ,olive, flowers along the area.
Creativity at its best!
to be continued 🙂
Cheers,
Jamilamimi
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Nice ruins. I find it amazing how people we’re able to make houses like these back then. 🙂
indeed! fascinating to note✔️
I find it amazing how people back then were able to make houses like these. 😍 nice shots.
thank you! i like to see historical site. have you been to madain saleh? its like petra of jordan. next time we would like to see abha and asir region.