Yemen is located in Southern Arabia between Saudi Arabia and Oman. It has coastal borders with the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Yemen has a long history and was at the center of ancient trade routes. Traditional Yemeni culture is characterized by customs related to marriage, dress, festivals, and cuisine like rice and lamb. Important historical and architectural sites include the Ghamdan Palace, Dar al-Hajar palace, and the Throne of Bilqis archaeological site. Yemen was also known for its strong ancient economy and exports of goods like coffee and leather. The old city of Sana'a is distinctive for its traditional buildings painted in bright colors with kamryat designs.
Yemen is located in Southern Arabia between Saudi Arabia and Oman. It has coastal borders with the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Yemen has a long history and was at the center of ancient trade routes. Traditional Yemeni culture is characterized by customs related to marriage, dress, festivals, and cuisine like rice and lamb. Important historical and architectural sites include the Ghamdan Palace, Dar al-Hajar palace, and the Throne of Bilqis archaeological site. Yemen was also known for its strong ancient economy and exports of goods like coffee and leather. The old city of Sana'a is distinctive for its traditional buildings painted in bright colors with kamryat designs.
Yemen is located in Southern Arabia between Saudi Arabia and Oman. It has coastal borders with the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Yemen has a long history and was at the center of ancient trade routes. Traditional Yemeni culture is characterized by customs related to marriage, dress, festivals, and cuisine like rice and lamb. Important historical and architectural sites include the Ghamdan Palace, Dar al-Hajar palace, and the Throne of Bilqis archaeological site. Yemen was also known for its strong ancient economy and exports of goods like coffee and leather. The old city of Sana'a is distinctive for its traditional buildings painted in bright colors with kamryat designs.
Yemen is located in Southern Arabia between Saudi Arabia and Oman. It has coastal borders with the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Yemen has a long history and was at the center of ancient trade routes. Traditional Yemeni culture is characterized by customs related to marriage, dress, festivals, and cuisine like rice and lamb. Important historical and architectural sites include the Ghamdan Palace, Dar al-Hajar palace, and the Throne of Bilqis archaeological site. Yemen was also known for its strong ancient economy and exports of goods like coffee and leather. The old city of Sana'a is distinctive for its traditional buildings painted in bright colors with kamryat designs.
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YEMEN
STUDENT NAME : FAWAZ HAIDARAH – QUSAY HUSROM
GROUP : 22-08 ENG Yemen is the with Saudi Arabia at the north ,while Arab Sea & Aden Gulf is located southern of Yemen ,from the east , Yemen hasa border with Oman Sultanate,and lastly The Red Sea is located at the west of Yemen. cradle of civilizations and the source of values. It is one of the most important Arab countriesYemen is located at the .south of the middle east region of Asia Continent.Yemen is borderd In Yemen, there are many customs and traditions that the population adheres to, and they include all members of society, and all aspects of life in the city, such as the family, children, husband and wife, and these customs are represented by marriage, dress habits, and others Tourism in Yemen
Tourism in Yemen refers to tourism to Yemen.
Traditionally, Yemen has been a tourism centre for centuries as it is at the middle of the trade routes of the Middle East and the Horn of Africa. Tourism played a fundamental role of the region in global .trade and has remained so until the 20th century Ghamdan Palace
The palace was built to be the residence of
the kings of Yemen and the administration of the country's affairs, where Saif bin Dhi Yazan was another of the palace's residences. The palace reflects the architectural grandeur in Yemen, as the palace consists of twenty floors and was built of granite and alabaster. The palace is .located in the city of Sana'a The Dar al-Hajar is a former royal palace located in Wadi Dhar about 15 kilometres from Sana‘a, Yemen. Built in the 1920 s as the summer retreat of Yahya Muhammad Hamid ed-Din, ruler of Yemen from 1948 to 1904, it sits on top of a structure built in 1786 for the .scholar al-Imam Mansour The Throne of Bilqis The Throne of Bilqis or the Temple of Baran is the most famous archaeological site among the antiquities of Yemen. It is located 1400 meters northwest of Muharram Bilqis. It is a Sabaean temple dedicated to the sun god “Ilmaqah” and follows the Awwam Temple in terms of importance and is known locally as “Al- ”Ameed Among the most famous customs and traditions in Yemen: festivals • and celebrations, as Yemen is famous for the festivals that it holds on an ongoing basis, and on various occasions and holidays. Among the most important celebrations that are held in Yemen are the celebrations of Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and the Sana’a Summer Festival. During festivals, residents perform folk dances, traditional .costumes, and art shows Yemeni cuisine is distinguished from Middle Eastern cuisine in that it • is more diverse, but with a degree of regional variation. The most common dish eaten throughout Yemen is rice and lamb.Yemen was also classified as the first civilization to take the lead in the production of jeans from leather, since ancient times, and sheep skins were used .to make bags, and the tanning was very accurate Yemen was also known as the Happy Land because it had a strong economy and because of its reputation on the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, and it was also famous for its unique and good coffee, even in some references it has . its origin in various parts of the world Yemen is also characterized by a distinctive urban character, such as the old buildings of Sana'a, which are distinguished by Kamryat with bright and beautiful colors, which are designed to let the moonlight through them in the evening
