Top 50 Tourist Places to Visit in Yemen [Middle East] | Most Popular Tourist Attractions in Yemen
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#Yemen (officially the Republic of Yemen), is a country at the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula in Western Asia. It is the second-largest Arab sovereign state in the peninsula. Yemen is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the north, the Red Sea to the west, the Gulf of Aden and Guardafui Channel to the south, and Oman to the east. The territory of Yemen encompasses more than 200 islands, including the Socotra islands in the Guardafui Channel.
In ancient times, Yemen was the home of the Sabaeans, a trading state that flourished for over a thousand years and included parts of modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea. Yemen has a wealth of Beauty and Culture which can attract people from all over the world to visit there.
In this video, you'll see the Most Popular Tourist Attractions in Yemen [#Middle East] so you can spend your time wisely.
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Here is the list of the Top 50 Tourist Places to Visit in Yemen [Middle East]:-
1- #OldCityOfSanaa (Sanaa)
2- Imam Yahya hamid ed-Din's house (Sanaa)
3- #BabAlYemen (Sanaa)
4- Al Saleh Mosque (Sanaa)
5- Great Mosque of Sana'a (Sanaa)
6- Al-Mahwit Tombs (The Ancient Tombs in Sanaa)
7- National Museum of Yemen (Sanaa)
8- The Ruins of #AncientMarib (Sanaa)
9- Dinosaur footprints near (Madar, Sana'a)
10- Ghumdan Palace (Sanaa)
11- Great Dam of Ma'rib (Sanaa)
12- Al-Khair Mosque (Sanaa)
13- Haraz Mountains (West of Sana’a)
14- Al- Hajjarah (Haraz Mountains, Sana’a)
15- Al Bakiriyya Ottoman Mosque (Sana'a)
16- Rock Drawings and Primitive Paintings (Sa’da)
17- Socotra Island (Aden)
18- Sira Castle (Aden)
19- Tawilah Tanks Crater (Aden)
20- Al Mukalla Harbor (Aden)
21- Aden Mall (Aden)
22- Aban Mosque (Aden)
23- #GulfOfAden (Aden)
24- Qalansiyah Beach (Socotra Island)
25- Shoab Beach (Socotra Island)
26- #WadiDirhur (Socotra Island)
27- Delisha Beach (Socotra Island)
28- #SkandPeak (Socotra Island)
29- Archer Beach (Socotra Island)
30- Diksam Plateau - Dragon Blood Trees (Socotra Island)
31- Aomak Beach (Socotra Island)
32- Bottle Trees (Socotra Island)
33- Giniba and Hoq Cave (Socotra Island)
34- Sand Dunes (Socotra Island)
35- Al-Qahira Castle (Yemeni Fortress), (Taiz)
36- Alghareeb Tree – 2000 Year Old Tree (Taiz)
37- Moschea Di Al Asharafya (Taiz)
38- Al Janad Mosque (Taiz)
39- Mudhaffar Mosque (Taiz)
40- Al Zubair Islands (Volcanic Islands in Yemen’s Northwest Coast)
41- Ruins of Thula Fortress (Amran)
42- Zabid (Al Hudaydah) [One Of The Oldest Towns In Yemen With Many Historical Places]
43- Al-Tihamah Megaliths (Ruin of Sabaean Kingdom, Al Hudaydah)
44- Rub al-Khali (Empty Quarter The largest contiguous Sand Desert in the world)
45- Tarim Palaces - Innumerable Palaces of Unfired Mud Brick And Lime Plasters (Tarim, Hadhramaut)
46- Al Muhdhar Mosque (Tarim, Hadhramaut)
47- Shibam Mudbrick-Made Tower Houses (Hadhramaut)
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48- Ibb Terraces (Ibb)
49- The Shihara Suspended Bridge
50- Waterfall near Hullat Bani Fadhl (Dhamar)
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Yemen, officially the Republic of Yemen, is a country at the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula in Western Asia.
It is the second-largest Arab sovereign state in the peninsula, occupying 527,970 square kilometers. The coastline stretches for about 2,000 kilometers.
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Hello to all my friends, family and followers -- I have arrived safely in Yemen and I will be exploring deep into the country by myself and one local guy over the next week.
Yemen is (by far) the most difficult country in the world to visit in terms of logistics (getting a visa, planning, etc) and staying safe. I'm sure you are aware that since 2011, Yemen has been in a constant state of war. Tourists are not welcome here, and it's extremely risky for any traveler to visit at this moment -- especially as both an American and a journalist. I am double at risk.
That all being said, I am beyond excited to have this rare opportunity to take you inside one of the most hidden and raw cultures left on earth. My first 24 hours has already been one hell of an emotional ride (as you'll see in this video) -- and you will be hearing lots more over the coming week.
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Living ALONE on Yemen's Remote Socotra Island
Socotra is hands-down one of the most epic places I've been to. On my recent trip to this Yemeni island with Welcome to Socotra, I spent an unforgettable 2 weeks camping, hiking, swimming and exploring.
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The Island of Socotra, Yemen is famous for its exceptional natural beauty and biodiversity. Socotra is sometimes called the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean, it is UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Main locations in the video: Arher Beach & Sand Dunes (0:41), Homhil Protected Area (2:50), Hoq Cave (5:59), Dirhamri marine protected area (8:48), Delisha Beach (9:30), Dixam Plateau (10:54), Rokeb di Firmihin Dragon Blood Tree Forest (13:29), Southern Coast sand dunes and beaches (17:23), Degub Cave (19:18), Detwah Lagoon (20:28), Boat trip and dolphins (24:14), Shu'ab Beach (25:39).
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Since ancient times Yemen has enchanted travelers, merchants, philosophers and kings with its secrets and its wealth. At the crossroads of spice and incense routes, Yemen is one of the oldest continuously inhabited regions in the world that has not yet been touched by the winds of modernity. This fascinating country stretching from the shores of the Red Sea to beyond the shores of the Arabian Sea is extraordinarily rich in historical sites.
The ancient sites are refreshingly free of commercial ventures with an atmosphere of uncluttered authenticity no longer present at better-trodden historical locations. One of the most striking features of Yemen is its astonishing architecture. The country is covered in ancient skyscrapers made from stone and mud - where people live on top of their animals.
Every visitor is fascinated with the variety and contrasts in landscape, architecture and people: From gigantic mountains with fortress-like villages on the top of the peaks to picturesque urban settlements with houses of clay, bricks and stone; from deserts to fertile valleys; from dreamlike beaches to colorful markets filled with the sounds, fragrances and faces from 1001 Nights, you will meet the old wisdom and the art of the Land of the Queen of Sheba everywhere.
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Yemen is an incredible Asian country. Let's start from the capital Sanaa and appreciate its stunning natural landscape and extraordinary city from north to south, everyone will be shocked! This is the best destination for Yemen travel guides and free travel, you can easily understand Yemen and broaden your horizons.
也门是令人难以置信的亚洲国家。让我们从首都萨纳开始，欣赏其令人惊叹的自然景观和从北到南的非凡城市，每个人都会为之震惊！这是也门旅行指南和自由旅行的最佳目的地，您可以轻松了解也门并开阔视野。
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You know some countries are more dangerous than Detroit or a Lingerie party at my cousin's ex-wife's house. Yes, it's hard to believe, I know.
In general, the world can be a dangerous place. You could be in danger no matter where your plane lands. The thing is, some countries excel in danger. And some even bump that up a notch depending on where you hail from. If you think everyone in the world loves America and its people, you’ve lived a sheltered life and I want to congratulate you on escaping from where ever you were and are now able to get on the internet to watch this video.
The fact is, some countries are dangerous for everyone, especially Americans, so much so the Dept. of State updates a report every couple weeks called Travel Advisory. This is a report that ranks the danger level a country might have for Americans that travel there. It has colors like a mood right of danger and goes from level 1 Blue that Exercise normal precautions, up to 4) Red Do not travel.
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Really Strange Places in the World
We've all spent enough time on this planet to know simple things like trees grow out of the soil, river water is cold and, if you follow it long enough, you'll eventually end up in the sea.
But what about places where trees don't grow out of the soil, places where rivers run hot and don't end up in the sea? Well, stay tuned, as we're about to show you 10 of the Strangest Places in the World.
1) Devil's Kettle, USA
There is a point on this river where the waters split. However, the bizarre thing is; we only know where one of the streams ends up. No scientist has been able to identify where the other one ends. They've tried dying the water, and dropping ping pong balls in it, to see if they show up somewhere else. But the don't. They just seem to disappear.
2) Movile Cave, Romania
This cave was shut off from the outside world for over 5 million years, giving birth to a completely different atmosphere with its own eco system and around 33 species that live within it. It also contains a lake with sulfuric waters, making the air highly toxic.
3) Hessdalen Lights, Norway
Here, since the last 40 years, strange lights in the sky happen almost every night, sometimes they just shine, other times they seem to dance, appear and disappear... there are hundreds of theories as to why this happens and there have also been many tests conducted to explain the phenomenon, but to no avail.
4) Lake Karachay, Russia
This lake is located inside a nuclear power plant and is so radioactive, you can die after just 1 hour of standing next to it. Due to being once used as a nuclear waste dumping ground, it is now one of the most radioactive places on the planet, even more than Chernobyl!
5) The Double Tree of Casorzo, Italy
This is a spectacular cherry tree that's actually growing out of the top of a mulberry tree. Both trees are strong healthy as, aside from other parasitic plants, this cherry tree has managed to grow roots that travel through the hollow trunk of the mulberry tree, reaching the soil. Amazing!
6) The Sleeping City of Kalachi, Kazakhstan
No one knows why this happens, but the citizens of Kalachi have been known to suddenly collapse into the floor, falling asleep at any time and with no memories of what just happened. The gender or age doesn't seem matter either, anyone can be a victim of this strange phenomenon. Medical tests, carried out on the victims, always come back normal and the cities around don't appear to suffer from it, so... weird...
7) Circles of Namibia, Africa
In the middle of the desert, thousands of strange circles can be seen among the grass. No scientist has been able to explain why, despite all their efforts testing termite behavior and other theories. There is still no explanation.
8) The Sounds of Taos, New Mexico
20 years ago, the citizens of Taos started to hear a strange hum all across the city, and ever since, there has still been no way of identifying its origin. Some just get used to it but for others, it drives them nuts.
9) Eternal Lightning Storm, Venezuela
In this location, there is a lightning storm over a river that never seems to stop. It starts every night at 7 pm and lasts for about 10 hours. However, in 2010, it mysteriously stopped for a few weeks and then started up all over again. All theories about this phenomenon have been dismissed and there is still no explanation available.
10) The Boiling River, Peruvian Amazon
This river, Shanay-timpishka, is famous for being so hot that nothing can survive inside it. Its waters run at 200ºF. The logical explanation would be that river is situated near a volcano, but there are no volcanoes in site! One theory is that water travels through fault-lines in the earth, geothermally heating the groundwater that rises from the Earth's crust, causing the river to reach such temperatures. But... who knows?
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This is the story of a young girl named Fatima, who was born and raised in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, but was forced to move to Yemen 6 years ago.
While most civilians in Yemen are doing everything they can to flee this horrific situation, she has done the opposite. She went from living in a modern and peaceful country to an impoverished and dangerous one, and it's been very difficult for her to adapt.
Can you imagine being trapped in Yemen after growing up in an advanced society in Riyadh? As much as she wants to leave to study, she must wait until the situation clears up and the borders/airports reopen.
This video also explains her perspective on what needs to be done for Yemen to overcome this disaster and go back to how life used to be 10 years ago. It's a fascinating interview and I enjoyed hearing her thoughts. I hope you do too.
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SPENDING $10 ACROSS MIDDLE EAST (Yemen, Syria, Iran, Afghanistan)
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The Middle East is my absolute favorite region in the world for many reasons, but none more than the hospitality. I actually never knew that people could be so friendly until I ventured off into the mountains of Afghanistan, the valleys of Yemen, the villages of Syria and the small boutique shops of Iran.
All I can say is that after spending 4+ months of my life traveling throughout the region, I can say that the Middle East is much safer and more beautiful than what the media makes it out to be!
Join me in today's video where I show you how far I could spend $10 in Yemen, Syria, Afghanistan and Iran. This is some of my all time favorite content, so I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I had fun making it!
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