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The interior designs of the palaces of Al Abu Nuqat, the historical protectorate in the Asir region, the ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabb, the distinguished architecture in the building, the wooden ceilings and the illuminated lamps, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
A close-up photo of a wooden ceiling, an old heritage door made of wood in the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqtat Al-Muthami in the Asir region, ancient historical castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, illuminated hanging lanterns, forts built of rocky stones, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
A close-up of a wooden ceiling in the palaces of Al Abu Nuqtah, the historical protectorate in the Asir region, the ancient historical castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabb, luminous hanging lamps, forts built of rocky stones, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Wearing traditional folk costumes on holidays and national occasions, a side picture of a Saudi Gulf Arab woman wearing a burqa and black abaya standing in one of the old traditional mud houses, the anniversary of the founding of the first Saudi state on February 22, the day of our religion 1727 AD
A distinct view from inside the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqt Al-Muthami in the Asir region, the white-painted attic windows and edges in the castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, the rock forts and ancient wooden doors, the most prominent heritage tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Prominent tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the arts of architecture in the palaces of Al Abu Nuqtah, the historical protectorate in the Asir region, ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabb, forts built of rocky stones, old wooden doors and ceilings
An old heritage door made of wood in the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqt Al-Muthahmi in the Asir region, ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, walls built of rock stones, architecture and prominent archaeological monuments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The rock forts and ancient wooden doors, a distinct view from inside the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqtat Al-Muthami in the Asir region, the white-painted attic windows and edges in the castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Wearing traditional folk costumes on holidays and national occasions, a Saudi Gulf Arab woman wearing a burqa and black abaya standing in one of the old heritage mud houses, the anniversary of the founding of the first Saudi state on February 22, the day of our religion 1727 AD
Arts of wood crafts, a close-up of an old heritage door made of wood in the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqtat Al-Muthami in the Asir region, ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, rock forts and mud walls, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The palaces of the historical Abu Nuqtah al-Mutahmi family in the Asir region from the inside, the ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabb, the distinctive architecture in construction, the forts built of rocky stones, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The clay walls and old wooden doors in the palaces of the Abu Nuqat al-Mutahmi family in the Asir region, the historical castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, engineering arts in construction and painting, the most prominent heritage tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The windows and upper edges painted white in the heritage palaces of Al Abu Nuqtah Al-Muthami in the Asir region, the ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, the rock forts and ancient wooden doors, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Heritage wooden doors in the historical palaces of Al Abu Nuqt Al-Muthami in the Asir region, ancient castles overlooking the banks of Wadi Tabab, rock forts and mud walls, the most prominent archaeological tourist attractions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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