Yemen, A Colorful Prospect in Times of War

One of the oldest Yemeni historic towns, it is located 70km from the capital city, Sana’a.

His whole life is on his face, although he is a leper and he cannot speak, but there are many stories shown in his eyes and facial details. His eyes sometimes tell a story, sometimes a tale.

Doaani honey is one of the finest, most popular Yemeni honeys, known not only in Hadramout, and throughout Yemen, but also in the Gulf countries. In these countries, Doaani honey is the most in-demand among Yemeni honey consumers. In Hadramout, there are valleys famous for producing honey, such as Doaan Valley, Amad Valley and Al-Ain Valley; but Doaan Valley is considered the best.

A peddler selling cotton candy on the streets of Al-Mukalla beach. Hadramout.

A Yemeni kid enjoying the quiet, empty street.

Old Sana’a Saela at night, where it showcases the lights of cars, houses and streets.

The streets of Old Sana’a where some children dared to put on the Sanaani Setara (women’s traditional wear), despite mockery from some other children, calling them ‘girls’. Nevertheless, they smiled for the camera.

Coast Park Al-Ghurab Fortress in Baer Ali, Radhoum district, Shabwa Province. There is a silver coastline, and you can to see the bottom of the sea because of the purity of its water. It enchants you with the beauty of its white sands.

The photo was at first intended to capture the girl, but seconds before taking the shot, her brother appeared behind her and the photograph became more beautiful.