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damweb Says: One of the things you must do is go to (and through) the main gate of the old city. Beyond the gate [which used to be closed for the night up to the 1950's] you enter a different world. A maze of streets and alleys where all conceivable shops are located and handicrafts are...
Wadi Hadramout Hotel: Sana - clean and inexpensive
K1W1 Says: This place is central, clean and inexpensive. The bathrooms are very small and have Arabic toilets but if you can handle that, then you will have no probs. The old town of Sana is a min or 2 walk and there are good restaurants and internet cafes outside the door.The staff...
Palace built on rock in the middle of a wadi
K1W1 Says: The Palace at Dar al Hager is a short trip out of Sana and well worth the effort. A travel permit is not required and you are allowed to use public transport. A shared taxi costs 50YR to the closest town and from there you can hitch or walk the remaining 3kms. A taxi...
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The Palace at Dar al Hager is a short trip out of Sana and well worth the effort. A travel permit is not required and you are allowed to use public transport. A...
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Sana is undoubtedly one of the most fantastic old cities I have seen. It has not been contaminated by tourism and has retained an authentic and traditional atmosphere. Everyone wears traditional...
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One day is not enough, but if it is all you can get...... Visiting the capital of Yemen is a wonderful mixture of having one foot in the past and one firmly in the present. The traffic and the...
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