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100-Year-Old House Opens as Tourist Destination in Sharjah

  • Publish date: Friday، 14 June 2024
100-Year-Old House Opens as Tourist Destination in Sharjah

An over 100-year-old house in Khorfakkan has been restored and repurposed by the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq).

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Najd Al Meqsar Project

The first phase of the Najd Al Meqsar project includes seven restored units, each with stunning mountain views. Spread over 17,210 square meters, the site features a restaurant, a reception area, and a trail leading to the 300-year-old Al Meqsar Fortress.

100-Year-Old House Opens as Tourist Destination in Sharjah

Visitors can enjoy walking trails with panoramic views of Khorfakkan and access Al Rafisah Dam via a dedicated path.

100-Year-Old House Opens as Tourist Destination in Sharjah

A Journey Through History

Situated in the heart of Wadi Wishi, the Najd Al Meqsar area is steeped in history. It is home to the historic Al Rafisah Fort and was historically inhabited by the Al Hanateeb tribe, who thrived near the abundant waters of Wadi Wishi. 

100-Year-Old House Opens as Tourist Destination in Sharjah

Historical Landmarks

Najd Al Maqsar includes significant historical landmarks such as a mosque and a ghaf tree. A notable feature is Hussat Al Meqsar, a historical rock inscribed with the phrase 'Kharab Al Rafisah 1288 Hijri,' marking the last prayer held in the mosque around the 1960s.

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