Hadramout Tourist Guide

Al-Ranad Palace

Al-Ranad Fort, now called the People’s Palace and in the Old Testament called Al-Musannah, is a huge mud palace that is considered one of the most famous palaces in the city of Tarim in the Hadhramaut Governorate of the Republic of Yemen and one of the most prominent historical monuments in the south of the Arabian Peninsula.
ts construction, as the inscriptions say, dates back to the first years of the city’s founding, several centuries before the birth of Christ. This fort or palace, from its founding until today, has remained the headquarters of the rulers in the various states that succeeded Tarim’s rule.

The Fels Fort

The Fels Fort is considered one of the oldest forts in history built around the world, as its construction dates back more than four hundred years, and it remains an important historical edifice to this day. According to what was mentioned in historical references, this fort was built.

Asha Palace

In the year 1925 AD, by Mr. Omar bin Sheikh Al-Kaf, with bright colors. The mind is stunned by this lavish geometric beauty The name came in relation to the well of the nest of the agricultural land on which the palace was built. It is considered one of the finest architectural works representing the blending of Hadrami architecture with architecture in Southeast Asia.
Al-Qaiti.

Al-Qaiti Palace and Museum:

It is also called the Ma’in Palace, and it is one of the ancient Hadrami palaces. This palace is located at the beginning of the main entrance to the city of Mukalla, which was known in the past as (Bara’ al-Saddah). This palace was built in the year (1925 AD) during the reign of Sultan Ghalib bin Awad al-Qaiti. In some parts of it, it was converted into an office for culture and information, and the other part into a museum. Years later, the entire palace was turned into a museum consisting of three.

Haid Al Jazeel

Haid Al-Jazil is one of the villages of the Summer Isolation in the Daw’an District of Hadramout Governorate Located on top of a giant rock, this picturesque village is located amidst amazing natural scenery in Wadi Doan, which is one of the valleys in western Hadhramaut. It is also noted that some of these houses date back 500 years.

Khaila Bugshan Resort

The resort is located at the top of the mountainside. The resort has a comfortable room, a swimming pool, and a garden, overlooking the historic village of Haid Al Jazeel.

Sayun Palace

The old fort, Sayun Palace, or Al-Kathiri Palace, as it is known now, is the ruling palace of the sultans of the Kathiri state that ruled the Hadhramaut Valley for a period that is devoid of history. It is considered one of the largest buildings built of mud brick in the world, and an image of Sayun Palace is used on the paper currency of The denomination of 1000 Yemeni riyals The Palace of Sultan Al-Kathiri is considered one of the most prominent historical monuments in the valley, as it is characterized by its beauty, consistency, and largeness, and includes inside it 45 rooms and many accessories and stores. The palace was built of mud, as mud architecture flourishes in Wadi Hadramout to this day, due to its suitability for the valley’s climate, which is characterized by heat.