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Sharqiya Collection

Background imageSharqiya Collection: The crumbling shrine of the holy lady

The crumbling shrine of the holy lady, Bib Maryam, stands high on a cliff-top

Background imageSharqiya Collection: The rooms inside the castle at Jaalan Bani

The rooms inside the castle at Jaalan Bani bu Hasan

Background imageSharqiya Collection: The unusual Jamee al Hamoda mosque has 52 domes

The unusual Jamee al Hamoda mosque has 52 domes, which have hidden ventilation ducts. Constructed in the 11th Century AD it was restored in 1990AD

Background imageSharqiya Collection: The Crescent and short spire on top of a small wooden

The Crescent and short spire on top of a small wooden mosque at Ras al Jinz on the edge of the desert

Background imageSharqiya Collection: Architectural details of the crenellated walls

Architectural details of the crenellated walls, tower and buttresses inside the castle at Jaalan Bani bu Hasan

Background imageSharqiya Collection: A warden holds baby green turtles which he has picked

A warden holds baby green turtles which he has picked up from the beach at Ras al Jinz at sunrise. He will keep the babies in a safe environment throughout the heat of the day

Background imageSharqiya Collection: A warden walks along the beach at Ras al Jinz at sunrise

A warden walks along the beach at Ras al Jinz at sunrise looking for green turtles which use the beach as a regular nesting site

Background imageSharqiya Collection: Silhouette of one of the towers of Ras al Hadd Castle at sunset

Silhouette of one of the towers of Ras al Hadd Castle at sunset. The 450 year old castle stands looking out to sea. It has 3 towers

Background imageSharqiya Collection: Fishermen off-load their catch onto the beach at Sur

Fishermen off-load their catch onto the beach at Sur. Some of the fish are sold locally, but much is put into refrigeration lorries and taken to Muscat, the inland cities and even up to UAE

Background imageSharqiya Collection: The restored dhow Fatah Al Khair is preserved at an

The restored dhow Fatah Al Khair is preserved at an outdoor museum in Sur. One of the last ocean-going passenger dhows, it is a ghanjah and is estimated to be around 300 tonnes and over 20 metres long

Background imageSharqiya Collection: Boat builders constructing a large dhow in the boat yard at Sur

Boat builders constructing a large dhow in the boat yard at Sur

Background imageSharqiya Collection: A fishing dhow motors across the lagoon towards the

A fishing dhow motors across the lagoon towards the sea in front of the lighthouse and whitewashed houses of the village of Al Ayja behind


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