In the southern region of Oman, the city of Salalah and its surrounding hills and coastal plains offer a unique ecosystem where monsoon breezes transform the arid landscape into a seasonal refuge for biodiversity.
In the Al Dakhiliyah governorate of Oman, Samā’il sustains its daily life among ancient palm groves, community irrigation systems, and a landscape where sustainability is an inherited practice.
In the North Batinah Governorate, As Suwayq organises its daily movements between coastal highways, traditional markets and the steady rhythm of local communities.
In northern Jordan, Irbid organises its daily life between commercial avenues, university campuses and a history of ancient trade routes connecting the Jordan Valley to the plateaus.
An in-depth journey through the Jordanian capital, exploring its urban geography across hills, ancient heritage, and the daily life beating in its historic neighbourhoods.
In the highlands of Amman, the municipality of Wādī as Sīr combines historic springs, traditional orchards, and a lush valley that demonstrates how water shapes life in Jordan.
In the governorate of Ad Dhahirah, ‘Ibrī sits on an arid plateau at around 359 metres, where maritime adventure is measured not in waves but in the memory of Gulf navigators, the wadis that run toward the coast,…
In Ad Dakhiliyah, at around 547 metres above sea level, Izkī grew among date palms, irrigation channels and mud-brick villages. The railway never arrived, and transport today runs on roads: a lesson in how an inland Omani community…
In northern Jordan, the municipality of Az̧ Z̧ulayl spreads across an arid plateau where every drop counts. Between inherited cisterns, olive groves and a Bedouin memory of water, the health of its aquatic ecosystem depends on the community…
On the coast of North Al Batinah, Al Khābūrah lives from fishing, transit trade and a maritime memory still passed down at the quay. Visiting means reading its rhythms, respecting its trades and deciding carefully where to spend…
