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Ayn Razat

Ain Razat

Freshwater springs surrounded by gated rose gardens, with several pools and caves nearby. Swimming is not permitted because of the presence of schistosomiasis (bilharzia); toilets available.

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Hours: Thu-Fri, daily during the khareef

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