Battlements At Nahkl Fort, The Interior, Oman Postcard
Geometry of light and shade within the battlements At Nahkl Fort are shown on this postcards image.
The fort, also known as Husn Al Heem, was named after the state of Nakhal where it exists above the old village of Nakhl. It has a history which dates back to the pre-Islamic period. Over the centuries, it underwent many renovations and improvements.
It was re-built by Omani architects in the 17th century.
Built as a protective measure for an area oasis and nearby trade routes, it passes through the regional capital of Nizwa.
The gateway and towers seen now were extensions built in 1834 attributed to imam Said bin Sultan.
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