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Jabal Akhdar - Diana's view point
Middle East

Diana's view point is located atop of Jabal akhdar (The green mountain)on Sayyaq Plateau, near the city of Nizwa - Oman. It is called so due to the visit of princess Diana in 1986 to this scenic lookout. From here you can see the iconic terraced villages such as "Al Ayn" which are producing the Mediterranean fruits in Oman.

Copyright: Maziar Hooshidar
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 12000x6000
Taken: 24/06/2011
Caricate: 27/01/2012
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