Old City of Sana'a

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient city features unique multi-story tower houses made from rammed earth. Explore its many mosques, bath houses, and gardens.

Socotra Island

Often referred to as the "Galapagos of the Indian Ocean", this isolated island offers unique flora and fauna, including the Dragon's Blood Tree. The island is perfect for hiking, bird watching, and diving.

Dar al-Hajar

Located in the Wadi Dhahr Valley, this iconic rock palace built atop a rock spire offers incredible views of the surrounding landscape.

Shibam

Known as the "Manhattan of the Desert", Shibam is an ancient city with mudbrick-made tower houses, some of them up to 11 stories high. It's also a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Al-Saleh Mosque

This is the largest mosque in Yemen, located in the capital city of Sana'a. Despite being a recent construction, it's a prime example of Islamic architecture.

Thula

This fortified city is a great place to explore Yemen's history with its ancient stone towers, city walls, and well-preserved houses.

Bab al-Yemen

The iconic gate that leads into the old city of Sana'a, offering an authentic experience of Yemen's vibrant culture and history.

Wadi Dawan

A valley filled with traditional mud-brick houses, old fortresses, and beautiful landscape.

Zabid

One of the oldest towns in Yemen, it's famous for its Great Mosque and numerous Islamic schools. It also has a archaeological site.

Tawilah Tanks

A collection of ancient water cisterns in Hadramawt, some dating back to the 5th century BC. They are an impressive example of ancient hydraulic engineering. Note: Due to ongoing conflict in Yemen, travel may not be recommended at this time. Always check with your government's travel advisories before planning a trip.