If you love relics and antique houses here's my trip to the stone house.
I rode in my little white car like Snow White heading towards the stone house, it's one of the famous and known palaces and one of the world's most famous Yemeni monuments.
The interesting topic (beside its unique design and age) is that it was built on a giant rock in the 18th century A.D., called the Stone house relative to the rock on which it was built.
The Kings used it as a summer for them, and it was said that the palace was built on the ruins of an ancient palace that was known as the two-man fortress built in 3000 BC.
When I arrived near him I stopped to see many people gathered from the car to show them dancing (Alberg)
It is a Yemeni dance belonging to men, dancing in weddings and events.
When the men were dancing, they made a circular ring with their bodies, carrying a dagger with a creative design, worn by Yemeni men as a molecule of mlabshmalasaset and traditional, and then moving in regular and creative steps to raise their daggers (Janabi) into the air and then turn around themselves to dance. Holding up the Janabi again, not only did you notice him, I noticed a man in some strange clothes. He had a long sword and stood by his side, and his friends, clapping, and looking at the dance ring. I knew later that he was the groom beside him athdkaeh and there were three other men, one of them carrying the big drum. Beats it and another carries a small drum and another carries a trumpet. They play, and the dancers dance funny and happy. They were having a wedding for their friend at the top of a very flat and smooth mountain ridge. I was told that a lot of people come to this place to take their wedding because there are stunning views and have plenty of space and more importantly to overlook The stone house, which you can see, towering above the rock.
Distinguished by its unique design and white color that decorate the roofs of the palace with the windows and its scenic garden and at the bottom of this palace are very old houses worn but still inhabited.
I was so excited to complete my journey to the stone mansion, when I entered from his giant gate I liked his spacious garden and it was planted with grapes and quince, but few of these crops are anymore. A long staircase of stones leads to the great Gate of the old wood was the only way to enter the stone house.
In the Asfelha with a little steps there was a break when I upgraded my eyes to the house, which consists of seven consistent roles in its design and at the bwabthtogd of a long-lived, 700-year-old tree.
In the northern part, there is a water basin built from the black Turkey Stone, which is in the presence of the Diwan to enjoy the view of the basin and the water, and they will enjoy looking at the beautiful green orchards.
The first floor is said to have been built more than three thousand years ago while the second, third and fourth floors were built at the beginning of the 18th century, and one of the Kings renovated it and built the fifth floor in the 20th century.
Anyway, while I was still amazed at the magnificence of the house, I found a friend of mine and that was a second reason to be amazed on the same day that I was happy to see her. She knows a lot about the place, and I won't be alone on my trip.
She told me that this palace has a king named Nasser said in his custody the war and the differences between him and many of his enemies decided to get rid of him so they killed him while he was sleeping on his bed they killed all the guards who were in the palace and then buried him somewhere in the palace. After his death, the Kings were afraid to enter the mansion Everyone was afraid to be cursed by the dead king or to see his ghost who wanted revenge unless one of the brave kings came and lived in it to prove to them the lies of all those books that had been woven of the palace and built a mosque still in existence.
I noticed a hole at the bottom of the mansion, a hole like a little cave engraved on the rocks on which the palace was built, and a deep hole in the inside. It was deliberately dug up, or was it found with the rock since eternity?
My friend answered me: That Hole was a secret passage in case of an emergency the king escapes from the palace from the rear, it leads abroad so that no one will notice.
As there was a similar slot we would have been sadly and completely open you can see through it if you stand below it but I do not recommend this to you dear reader and I'll tell you why.
When I came near her to see her, my friend stopped me saying, "This hole is connected to the palace bathroom, don't go starsen." What you're not pleased with is that there was no way to get to the sewers, but there were these cavities working on the garbage from the bathroom to the outside, so the area was dug down this hatch to become sewage. Currently...
I thanked her for what she advised me, I was going there without any attention to the hole because I kept looking up, and maybe I was going to fall for the hole without feeling.
I had some coffee with my girlfriend, and we bought a little statue of the stone house, and then we went to the palace to go to the mansion.
When I entered the palace, I never disappointed my eyes. It was so wonderful and special, it caught my attention so much the existence of the secret chamber. It was built in a very distinctive way so that it was tightly sealed. They were used by the Kings to discuss important political matters with the top state it's impossible to spy on that room. Sounds even though its small size is a little bit too impressive for the time you built it.
I found a lot of rooms and cabins and had commented on their walls a lot of old photos of some kings or some rich people who found their old wallet pictures in the mansion for some reason. I'll never forget the creative scenery of the colours slowly crept into the room to bestow a variety of colours (green, blue, red) it was coming from above. The window was the top of the window, a large hole in a half-circle with colored glass that has great shapes called "Lunar" when the sun reaches this semi-circular window and the stained glass reflects the sunlight with attractive colours that make you fall in love with the room and do not want to leave it. All the rooms were carrying the cabin and the highest Windows.
I could carry the big key. My friend and I are the key to the palace and he was a giant. I barely carried him with my girlfriend. The wooden door of the palace was large and of a large size, it is natural that its key is that size.
