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Nes embraces more than one place is packed with nature

The hotels are available and clean

The roads are paved to reach the governorate, and there are bumpy roads, after reaching the governorate…

So nice and cute

Diyar Al-Ezz is my country ... I bless and Akram with the men of Al-Dayer Governorate - Bani Malik Deira Al-Karm, Al-Joud and Hama, the southern border.

Al-Dayer is distinguished by the towering mountain and agricultural terraces and is characterized by the cultivation of local coffee, and has obtained the first world class. "Abu Faisal"

Al-Dayer Bani Malik is distinguished by its high mountains and charming beautiful scenery, and it follows several destinations such as Jabal Talan, Habas, Khashir and Athwan

Al-Daer Governorate or Al-Daer Bani Malik Governorate is one of the governorates of the Jazan region, southwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and its capital is the city of Al-Daer, which is about 105 km northeast of the city of Jizan. A number of villages and centers follow the governorate. Al-Dayer Bani Malik Governorate is part of the southwestern Sarawat Mountains, whose geographical characteristics are distinguished by the presence of several mountains separated by deep valleys with dense vegetation cover and diverse wildlife. It is also famous for its agricultural terraces, where grains such as corn, millet and others such as bananas and coffee are grown. The cultivation of pineapple, guava, mango, orange and tangerine has successfully grown, and the most important of its trees are juniper, ficus, wild olives, talaq, and aromatic trees such as kadhi, baitran, and other types of raisin. Among the most important mountains of Bani Malik is Jabal Talan, which has a height of 2195 m, and is characterized by a low temperature, as well as the mountains of Al Khalid - Al Hasher - Al Arif - Al Amshaif - Al Said - Khasher - Al Thaher - Al Azza - Tharan - Al Anqa - Habs - Shahdan. Among the most important valleys are Wadi Jura, Wadi Damad and Wadi Dafa. It was mentioned by Yaqoot al-Hamawi in “Mu’jam al-Buldan” and al-Hamdani in “The Description of the Arabian Peninsula” as it was mentioned in “Athar and Poetry”. Source/ Wikipedia