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AL-Hamra, A'DakhiliyahPlaces
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A terraced mountain oasis village built into the cliffside above Al Hamra, watered by a falaj irrigation system that is said to be more than two thousand years old. Stone and mud brick houses line a maze of shaded footpaths among fruit orchards, and the whole village is explored on foot only. Recognized as one of the UNWTO Best Tourism Villages.
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Contains data adapted from Ministry of Heritage & Tourism open data, licensed CC BY 4.0.
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