Chuck David Photography

The massive seven storey Seiyun or Kathiri Palace is one of the largest mud brick structures in the world, built in the 1920s as the residence of the sultan of Kathirir, and converted to a museum in 1

The massive seven storey Seiyun or Kathiri Palace is one of the largest mud brick structures in the world, built in the 1920s as the residence of the sultan of Kathirir, and converted to a museum in 1984, it boasts dramatic rooftop balustrades, beneath a pale blue sky, in Seiyun, Yemen, part of the Hadhramaut governorate.

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Image Size: 4833x3222 / 9.0MB; Asia Middle East Arabian Boot Arabian Peninsula Yemen Hadhramaut Governorate Seiyun Historic District Colonial Era Architecture Historic Seiyun Palace Kathiri Palace Sultan of Kathiri Turrets Balustrades Rooftop Seven Storeys Mud Brick Largest Mud Brick Structures Design Engineering Wall Entrance Museum Flag Yemeni Flag Whitewashed Arid Sun Sunlit Sunlight Pale Blue Sky Horizontal
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The massive seven storey Seiyun or Kathiri Palace is one of the largest mud brick structures in the world, built in the 1920s as the residence of the sultan of Kathirir, and converted to a museum in 1984, it boasts dramatic rooftop balustrades, beneath a pale blue sky, in Seiyun, Yemen, part of the Hadhramaut governorate.