سد وادي ترج

A very wonderful place and, God willing, I will provide you with aerial photographs of the dam after my experience of gliding over the dam

God knows that the contractor in the company of Mr. Abdullah Al-Sayegh will be investigated on some of the matters related to the thickness of the dam and whether it was really established in the correct way.

Glory be to God, the view of the dam from the top as if it is a dead dragon,

Wadi Dhareb in the depth of history .. The Arabs used to say (conducted by those who walked with a trembling), and Abu Al-Ala’ri Al-Ma’ari says in the lions of Tarj because it was a catheter

The dam and the valley leading to it are beautiful, and there are places to sit. However, there is a sewage landfill in the road, the road is unpaved and it is not less than 40 minutes from Namas

Nice dam and well worth a visit for non-families, the road is (somewhat) tired after the rains

Wadi Tarj Dam is one of the giant dams located in the east of Al-Namas Governorate in southern Saudi Arabia. The water stored in it is about 30 meters high and has a capacity of about 10 million gallons. The rainwater that falls on many governorates and centers located north of the Asir region gathers in the Wadi Tarj dam. It is considered an outlet for the people of the governorate, as the branch of the Ministry of Water in the governorate supervises and maintains it continuously. Here is a simple study on the name of Wadi Tarj, to which the name of the dam is attributed: Wadi Tarj: One of the centers of Bisha Governorate. It is located in the southwest of the governorate, at a distance of 90 km, and is inhabited by 6,799 people. It has a number of government departments: a hospital, civil defense, a court, an agricultural branch, the police, and an education office for boys Wadi Tarj - Fath Al Muthana Al Fawqiah, Sukoun Al Ra' Al Nejliah, and Jim - a great valley that is considered one of the greatest valleys in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. And he has many mentions in books of literature and dictionaries of places, as Yemen’s trade used to pass through it between Yemen, Abyssinia and Makkah, and there is a proverb “that says, “The reward of livestock is in Tarj.” And in it were beasts such as lions, tigers and others, and in it, the sister of Hajiz Al-Azdri laments: “Is Hajir a neighborhood or not a neighborhood, so he walks between Jandaf and the beasts and drinks a drink of Tarj water, then he makes a seven-kilim walk and extends Tarj valley in the Bisha governorate, and its inhabitants are the Balharith tribe. Sources : Department of Statistics and Information Geographical dictionary of Saudi Arabia. Archived June 12, 2018 on the Wayback Machine website.