On the south bank of Wadi al-Hasa beside the Desert Highway, Qal’at Al-Hasa is an Ottoman Hajj fort of 1760 that guarded the crossing of a dangerous flood valley. This album follows the visit: the fort, its courtyard and well housing, the reservoir, and the Ottoman bridge and road of 1730–33.
Qal’at Al-Hasa: A Hajj Fort and Ottoman Bridge in Photos
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37 photos of Qal’at Al-Hasa





































About this album
Site
Qal’at Al-Hasa, Karak & King’s Highway
Region
Karak & King’s Highway
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Coordinates
30.8393° N, 35.9337° E
Photos
37 photos
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