balad sayt my village

Balad Sayt

 

Photo album Sultanate of Oman

The Sultanate of Oman has several mountain ranges including Jebel Akhdar (3000 m) cut deep canyons. In the mountains, many temperate oases use groundwater and highly elaborate irrigation systems (falajs) for their terraced crops.

Sultanate of Oman - Balat Sayt village emerging from the shadows in the early morning

Sultanate of Oman - Landforms of Western Ajar

Sultanate of Oman - Landforms of Western Ajar

Sultanate of Oman - Old village of Misfat with its palm grove in the valley

Sultanate of Oman - Balad Sayt village with patchwork of cultivated fields

Sultanate of Oman - Village of El Hawb clinging to the steep flanks of Jebel Shams

Sultanate of Oman - Jebel Shams with at its feet the small village of Al Hay

Sultanate of Oman - Track linking Wadi Sathan to Yasab

Sultanate of Oman - Track at the bottom of Wadi An Nakhur

Sultanate of Oman - Wadi Al Arbiyyin Long Irrigation Canal

Sultanate of Oman - Track to the village of Al hisn

Wadi Al Arbiyyin trail through the geological formations of ophiolites

Sultanate of Oman - Old tower overlooking the village of Al Hisn

Formwork fold in limestone covered in discordance by basaltic effusion

Sultanate of Oman - Shell limestones on the Arabian Sea (south of Fins)

Sultanate of Oman - Rocks of shell limestone on the Arabian Sea (south of Fins)

Sultanate of Oman - Beach south of Fins (Arabian Sea)

Sultanate of Oman - "Sinkhole" of Dibab (look at the drowned karst area along the coast)

Sultanate of Oman - Karst resurgence in the city of Al Rustaq

Sultanate of Oman - Football field near a village

Sultanate of Oman - Ruins of the abandoned old town of Tanuf (bombed in 1950 by the RAF for...

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