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Jazan valleys thrive after rain
The Jazan region in Saudi Arabia has experienced a revival of its valleys following a recent heavy rainfall. The number of valleys with continuous and seasonal flows has exceeded 35, including the largest, Bish Valley, which spans over 4,000 square kilometers. The rains have contributed to improving the natural environment, with green areas flourishing and streams flowing through the valleys, attracting many visitors to enjoy the scenic natural views. Among the most prominent valleys are Shadqan Valley, which extends for 80 kilometers and hosts the largest colony of Doum trees; Fatiha Valley, known as the "Bridal of Jazan's Valleys"; Reem Valley, a pristine valley renowned for its beauty; and Baid Valley, which remains green all year round. The rainfall has increased the area's tourism and natural appeal, enhancing ecological diversity and recreational activities in the region.
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