Wadi Ghul, near Al HamraPlaces
Riwaygh As-Safil is an abandoned mudbrick and stone village perched on a hillside along the road between Al Hamra and Jebel Shams, in the Wadi Ghul area of Ad Dakhiliyah. Its crumbling houses overlook a green oasis valley that villagers once farmed for their livelihood before the settlement was gradually abandoned. Photographers and road trippers stop here for the striking contrast between the fading stone ruins above and the flourishing palm groves below.
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