ThePlace: Wadi Wajj, Taif’s historic water oasis

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TAIF: The Wadi Wajj Valley in Saudi Arabia's western governorate is a valley that is renowned for its rich history and natural beauty. It used to be the dividing line between Taif and the city of Taif, but has now become a popular tourist destination known for its lush gardens, vibrant orchards and stunning views. Professor Saleh Al-Khalif, an expert on Islamic history and civilization, said the Wadi Wajj played an important role in agriculture, and its proximity to Mecca gave it historical significance.

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