Yemen
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The Yemeni Mountains are the rugged region between Yemeni Coastal Plains and the Yemeni Highlands inland, forming an "L" following the shape of the coastline.
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the capital

a market city with towering stone houses

Shibam is in the Hadhramaut region of Yemen. The unique, sixteenth century, mud-built, high rise apartment buildings for which the city is famous constitute a UNESCO World Heritage site.

it is overlooked by a citadel on a hill, and has a national
one of the most conservative areas but offers some of the best hospitality and spectacular views
lies on top of a mountain. It is an ancient city. The historic mosque is more than 1000 years old and it is believed that it was built on the remains of an ancient temple.

34 km from Sana'a.
a World Heritage site including seven archaeological sites in the Marib Governorate: the Ancient city of Marib, the Awam Temple, the Barran Temple, the Marib Dam (made up of the Northern Bank, the Southern Bank, and the Dam of Jufaynah) and the Ancient City of Sirwah.
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