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FEATURE (Category: Asia | Yemen | all seasons | cultural-historical | deserts | mountains)
Yemen, an Arabian fairy-tal
Yemen, an Arabian fairy-tal
Yemen is an undiscovered pearl which lies hidden in the southwestern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. It has spectacular mountain scenery, green oasis and windswept rocky deserts. It's cultural treasures are just as divers: from intricately decorated villages, medieval souqs and sumptuous palaces to ancient mud-built skyscrapers occupied by black-robed witches.
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'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.](/img/spacer.gif "Smit & Palarczyk > [YEMEN.SOUTH 26615]
'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.")
[YEMEN.SOUTH 26615]
'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
[YEMEN.SOUTH 26615]
'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
'Harvesting goat fodder.'
Near Al-Quatn in the Wadi Hadhramawt women are harvesting goat fodder. Their tall witches' hats - known as madhalla - are made of dried palm leaves. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
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