Thula Village
If you're visiting Yemen, there are a lot of things you should see and do. The Thula Village, a scenic village in the Sana'a Region, is the most attractive of these locales. This ancient town, which goes back to the Himyarite period, is rich in historical significance. It's a beautiful spot to visit. Old sandstone houses, mosques, and tight lanes can all be explored, all of which are built close to each other and surrounded by gently cascading terraces.
Two watchtowers may be seen on the steep cliffs of Hosn Bokur if you visit Thula village. The Aga Khan Award for Architecture funded the Thula Fort Restoration project, which is a fantastic spot to see the old buildings in the neighborhood. If you're staying in Thula, a day excursion to this medieval town is a must.
Thula, in Sana'a, is one of Yemen's most beautiful settlements, dating back to the Himyarite era. Its traditional cottages and ancient village mosques have been properly conserved, and they may all be seen in one location. The settlement is encircled by a wall and is dominated by a massive mountain. The old city core of Thula is a fantastic spot to visit, so take your time.
Location: Thula/Thila, west-central Yemen
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