The Marvels of Wadi Wajj in Taif, Saudi Arabia
TAIF: Nestled in the western governorate of Taif lies the enchanting Wadi Wajj, a valley steeped in both history and natural splendor.
Once a geographical barrier dividing Taif, Wadi Wajj has transformed into a sought-after tourist hotspot celebrated for its verdant gardens, lively orchards, and awe-inspiring vistas.
Renowned Islamic history and civilization scholar, Professor Saleh Al-Khalif, emphasized the valley’s pivotal role in agriculture, with its strategic proximity to Makkah adding to its historical significance.
The bountiful springs of Wadi Wajj ensure a steady water supply all year round. (SPA)
The ancient irrigation systems of the region, boasting numerous springs and wells, stand as a testament to its innovative water management techniques.
The water resources of Wadi Wajj have been crucial in fostering agricultural growth and infrastructure development in the area.
The enduring springs of the valley continue to nourish farms and bolster the local economy, highlighting its unwavering significance to Taif.