ThePlace: Wadi Wajj, Taif’s historic water oasis

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TAIF: Wadi Waj, a revered valley in Saudi Arabia's western Taif governorate, boasts a rich history and natural beauty. Once a geographic divider dividing the city of Taif in two, it has evolved into a popular tourist destination famous for its lush gardens, vibrant orchards and breathtaking panoramas. Professor Saleh Al-Khalif, an expert in Islamic history and civilization, said Wadi Waj played an important role in agriculture and that its proximity to Mecca accounts for its historical significance.

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