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But Al Hajjarah is only accessible by dirt road from the town of Manakha,
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The people here are very hospitable," says Muammer Al-Shamiry of San'a University, who regularly visits Al-Hajjarah. Hikes can be a few kilometers to over 100 km, and last from a few hours to a week. It's hard to get hold of a good map, so be sure to take a local guide. www.yementourism.com
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