Yemen Collection

Yemen, Sana a. Al-Saleh Mosque at dusk

Yemen, Hadhramaut, Wadi Do an. Traditional buildings at the side of the Wadi

Yemen, Hadhramaut, Shibam. The mud-built skyscrapers of Shibam, often referred to as the Manhattan of the Desert

Yemen, Socotra, Sha ab. A boat moored in the sea at Sha ab

Spices and pulses in market, Manakha, Sana a Province, Yemen Spizes in market

Sana a, Yemen San a, Yemen

Shibam, Wadi Hadhramawt, Yemen

Shibam (Unesco World Heritage City), Wadi Hadramaut, Seiyun District, Yemen Detail of the architecture of the Unesco World Heritage town of Shibam

This finely decorated brick minaret is a part of Shibam s
This finely decorated brick minaret is a part of Shibams most impressive mosque. Shibam is an ancient town in the governorate of Al-Mahwit

Thilla is a rare example of a well-preserved Yemeni highland town of local stone houses and paved streets surrounded by a massive stone perimeter wall

Lying some ten miles northwest of Sana a, the small town of Wadi Dhahr is situated in a fertile valley where orchards produce a large variety of Mediterranean fruits

Umbrella-shaped Dragons Blood Trees (Dracaene cannabari) are endemic to Socotra Island and flourish above 3, 000 feet. Their closest relative is found the other side of the African continent in

Yemen, Sana a. Al-Saleh Mosque

Yemen, Sana a. Al-Saleh Mosque. Korans inside the Mosque

Yemen, Sana a Province, Haraz Mountains, Al Hajjarah. Children looking through the window of their home

Yemen, Hadhramaut, Wadi Do an, Hayd Al-Jazeel

Yemen, Hadhramaut, Wadi Do an, Ribat Ba-Ashan. A happy Yemeni man holds his AK-47

Yemen, Hadhramaut, Wadi Do an, Khuraibah. Buildings lit at night

Yemen, Socotra, Sha ab, Qalansiah. A view of Detwah Lagoon

Yemen, Socotra, Dixam Plateau. Dragon Blood Trees

Yemen, Sana a Province, Thula. The Old City

Yemen, Sana a Province, Bokhur Plateau. A Griffon Vulture soars against a cliff face

Yemen, Socotra, Wadi Dirrharr

Yemen, Socotra, Qalansiah

Fish market, Al Hadayada, Yemen

Goat herder, Al Wadi Dawan, nr Wadi Hadhramawt, Yemen

Goat herder, Al Wadi Dawan, nr Wadi Hadhramawt, Yemen Taking goats home

Tarim, Wadi Hadhramawt, Yemen

Frontage of buildings & floral decorations, Sana a, Yemen Frontage of buildings & floral decorations, Sana a, Yemen

View of Bazaar, Sana a, Yemen

Carved wooden window, Shibam (Unesco World Heritage City), Seiyun District, Yemen

Al Hajjarin Village, Wadi Dawan (Wadi Do an), Yemen

Al Hajjarin Village, Wadi Dawan (Wadi Do an), Yemen Al Hajjarin Village inside Wadi Dawan - Yemen

Dar Al Hajar (the Rock Palace), Wadi Dhar, Yemen Dar Hal Hajjar (the Rock Palace), Wadi Dhar - Yemen

Stained glass windows, Dar Al Hajar (the Rock Palace), Wadi Dhar, Yemen Stained glass colorful windows inside Dar Hal Hajjar (the Rock Palace), Wadi Dhar - Yemen

Old city of Sanaa (Unesco World Heritage City), Yemen The Unesco World Heritage City of Sanaa at sunrise - Yemen

Skyline of Sanaa (Unesco World Heritage City), Yemen The unique architecture of the Unesco World Heritage City of Sanaa at sunrise - Yemen

Dragonblood tree (Dracaena Cinnabari), Homil Plateau, Socotra Island, Yemen

Perched on the edge of the Tabal Kawkaban (9, 350 feet) is the ancient stone town of Kawkaban, which served as a mountain fortress for the residents of Shibam, living at the foot of the mountain

A Yemeni trader at his market stall in the old Suq. Surrounded by a massive 20 to 30-foot high wall, old Sana a is one of the worlds oldest inhabited cities

Yemeni trader sells traditional daggers at his stall in old Sana a. Every male Yemeni wears a jambiya (a curved dagger) on a finely decorated belt

Surrounded by a massive 20 to 30-foot high wall, old Sana a is one of the worlds oldest inhabited cities. Several stone and brick buildings date back to the 11th Century AD; many are over 400 years

An old wooden sailing boat, known as a dhow, at Qalansiah, an important fishing village in the northwest of Socotra Island. An Egyptian vulture perches on the prow

The Zaheg Dunes near the southern shores of Socotra Island. The Shaab Escarpment is visible in the distance

The top of the Diharo wadi (3, 500 feet) in the Dixam area of the Haghir Mountains. The highest peaks are visible in the distance. The islands mountainous terrain attracts rain

Endemic Dragons Blood Trees (Dracaene cannabari) grow among Socotran Desert Roses in the Homhil Mountains. The closest relative of the Dragons Blood Tree is found the other side of the African

Arerher dunes, Hala Coast. During the monsoon season, which lasts for four months from late May until late September each year

Socotra Island is about 87 miles long and between 25 and 31 miles wide, covering an area of 1, 400 square miles. It lies in the Arabian Sea

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