Brief synthesis The Aflaj Irrigation System of Oman is a serial property, with five individual component parts - Falaj Al Jeela, Falaj Muyasser, Falaj Daris, Falaj Malki and Falaj Khatmein. All of ...

Archaeologists unearth ancient irrigation system Archaeologists have found an ancient falaj an underground water channel, underneath the courtyard of a house in Al Ain, and say it might have been ...

A restored Falaj (irrigation) system is now helping farmers in Bithnah to grow better crops using lesser amount of water. The ancient Falaj, which was ruined and unused, was restored by nonprofit ...

Al Aflaj is an irrigation system in the United Arab Emirates that uses an underground tunnel to conduct water across long distances from an underground source to a sharia (basin), where the community ...

UAE - The traditional falaj irrigation system is a prime example of the UAE's sustainability efforts, said Dr Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Climate Change and Environment, on Thursday.

Perhaps most impressive is the replica of the al falaj irrigation system – an engineering marvel that used underground tunnels to transport water across vast distances from hidden sources to ...

Muscat: Paying homage to one of the most important examples of Oman’s ancient civilisation, Oman Post has launched a new series of stamps, Aflaj of Oman, in partnership with the Ministry of Regional ...

The traditional falaj irrigation system is a prime example of such sustainability efforts. This innovative method of transporting water secured their need for freshwater for decades." ...

Al Ain boasts lush oases, nourished by the ancient falaj irrigation system (plural aflaj) and other channels, such as Al Ain Distribution Company’s water networks and wells.