• Oman

    • Wadi Fanja

    By on September 29, 2024

    Muscat: A view of Fanja in the Wilayat of Bidbid, through which its valley appears, which includes oases of tall palm trees between its banks, making it an important destination for tourists to enjoy its flowing and flowing waters after the rain falls.

    The poet Sheikh Abdullah bin Ali Al-Khalili described Fanja, saying:

    I pitched my tents between the two bridges of Fanja

    Between the river of love and the garden of my love

    And I spread the rug between my heart Her love, her drunkenness and my blood

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