عيون السيح

Very big hole, great geologic visiting point.

Wow Not seen like before Really 8th wonder of world

Good historical place

Good place

Ayyun Al-Kharj is located in the southwest of Al-Seh and is about ten kilometers away from Al-Sih. The Al-Kharj eyes are made up of low karst caves filled with water. Abdullah bin Khamis described Al-Kharj eyes by saying, “These eyes are like lakes that have no depth and no one will turn them if the sun is in the middle of the sky and casts It shone on these tailed eyes, I saw a wonderful sight under the water, the noses of the mountains emerging into lonely caves and dark basements, and an infinite depth that the sun’s rays are broken without its extent. Glory to the one who has the creation and the matter. The eye of Samha is very close to about 40 feet and the depth of the water is estimated at about 50 feet, meaning that they are connected to the underground water and the water is away from the brink of the eye by about 40 feet. It is approximately a mile from the other two springs, and it is located in the southwest of Ain al-Dula, on an area of ​​“1220” meters and “12560 meters” from Samha, and the depth of the water is 45 feet. It was called Umm Khaisa because “Khaisa” is the terminology of the inhabitants that was on one of its banks. As for Ein Ad-Dil` or Ain al-Ubayd, it is located north of the Shuaib al-Aqimi junction, Shuaib al-Ayn, south of al-Yamamah, and it is called Ain al-Dula because it is located on the shoulder of one of the hills. An area of ​​240 meters from it and it was called (Samha) for its tolerance and ease of irrigation and withdrawal. These three springs are a large triangle whose base is Ein Al-Dula and Samha. As for Ain Khafas Daghra, it is located in the southwest of Al Seh, about 40 kilometers away, its diameter is 50 yards, and the depth of water is 75 feet. Also from Oyoun Al-Kharj, Ain Farzan, which is located southwest of Al-Salamiyah, is a 4-kilometer-long canal built with stones lined with mortar in addition to internal columns every 10 meters and the arches that interrupt it, rising one and a half meters above its surface.