Hamah Collection

Hama Waterwheel Orontes River 1898 Syria Ḥamāh
Hama. Waterwheel on Orontes River. 1898, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama 1898 Syria Ḥamāh ß©ñam─üh
Hama. 1898, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Water wheel Hama 1898 Syria Ḥamāh
Water wheel, Hama. 1898, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Waterfall Hama 1898 Syria Ḥamāh
Waterfall, Hama. 1898, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Double waterwheel Hama 1898 Syria Ḥamāh
Double waterwheel, Hama. 1898, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath Water-wheel aqueduct irrigation 1900
Hama (Hamath) Water-wheel and aqueduct for irrigation 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath View castle hill 1900 Syria Ḥamāh
Hama (Hamath) View of Hama from castle hill 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath Picturesque naüra water-wheel
Hama (Hamath) Picturesque naura (water-wheel) 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath Old bridge 1900 Syria Ḥamāh
Hama (Hamath) Old bridge 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath Double water-wheel 1900 Syria Ḥamāh
Hama (Hamath) Double water-wheel 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama Hamath Street Orontes 1900 Syria Ḥamāh
Hama (Hamath) Street leading over the Orontes 1900, Syria, ß©ñam─üh

Hama, Syria, Bridge over Orontes River and Giant Waterwheels
Hama, Syria - Great Bridge over the El-Assi (Orontes) River and the Giant waterwheels. The city is renowned for these seventeen norias, which locals claim date back to 1100 BC

Syria. Hama. Noria in the Orontes river next to the aqueduct
Syrian. The Norias of Bechriyyat in Hama. The waterwheels at Hama, known as Norias, are up to 20m high and have been standing since the 13th century. Middle East

Hama Syria - Great Bridge over the El-Assi River
Hama, Syria - Great Bridge over the El-Assi (Orontes) River and the Giant waterwheels. The city is renowned for these seventeen norias, which locals claim date back to 1100 BC

Syrian. Hama. The Noria of Al-Mohamedieh of Hama along the Orentes river. Middle East

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"Hama: A Glimpse into Syria's Rich History and Architectural Marvels" Nestled in the heart of Syria, Hama is a city that boasts a rich history and breathtaking architectural wonders. One cannot help but be captivated by its enchanting sights, such as the majestic Bridge over Orontes River and the iconic Giant Waterwheels. As you stroll along the banks of the Orontes River, you will come across the mesmerizing Noria - an ancient waterwheel that has stood tall for centuries. This medieval marvel not only showcases Hama's engineering prowess but also serves as a testament to its ingenuity in harnessing water resources. The An-Nuri Mosque stands proudly next to this magnificent noria, offering visitors a glimpse into Hama's religious heritage. The intricate details of both structures leave one in awe of their timeless beauty. Travel back in time with us to 1898 when Khalid ibn Al-Walid Mosque graced Homs, another Syrian city nearby. Its grandeur rivals that of any historical monument found around the world. Meanwhile, just downriver from Homs lies Hama's own masterpiece - an impressive Waterwheel standing tall against the backdrop of Orontes River. In 1900, aqueduct irrigation systems were vital for sustaining agricultural practices in Hama. The Hamath Water-wheel aqueduct played a crucial role in ensuring crops flourished under its watchful eye. Hama truly comes alive through these glimpses into its past; each image tells stories untold and invites us to appreciate Syria's cultural heritage. From cascading waterfalls to double waterwheels spinning harmoniously together - every corner reveals yet another hidden gem waiting to be explored. So come immerse yourself in this captivating city where history meets modernity seamlessly – where remnants of ancient civilizations coexist with contemporary life. Discover why Hama continues to capture hearts worldwide with its timeless charm and architectural marvels.