The village has a crowded people living. However, they have forgotten it when oil, gas on the throne. This is Al Jumail, one of the abandoned villages scattered in the coast of northwest Qatar. Its remaining remains for visitors with a clear view of the lives of the Gulf people before the economy uses oil and gas fuel booming. The village is now only ruined before destroying of time
. Although not many recorded documents, CNN said Al Jumail was built in the 19th century. Most houses have no roofs, windows and doors. Large economic activities of dependent villagers into the sea
This is a fishing village. The tidal beaches in front of the village also saved many fish traps. Perhaps, the villagers used them to catch fish when the tide withdrawal. Lost fish for living and ensuring food, Al Hamad villagers also have some other professions. Many villages mainly dive looking pearls. This is also the main source of Qatar's main revenue before the oil was discovered in the 1930s. A person who once lived here said the villagers began to work early until now to pray Magreb into the sunset. They do non-stop. People do not have a habit of eating breakfast or lunch. They do a circuit and only eaten when it is dark
The main food is rice, fish. This wildland is once the habitat of the crowded fishing community. The houses are almost no door, wall built quite high to ensure privacy. The main living space is the yard and inner space. When building a house, people have to make sure they can't look at the neighbors. The village is the trigger of the old era. People have left this place to plunge into the economy using oil and gas fuels. They left the beach that was attached to the ancestral life and went to the modern Doha capital. Village is now free entrance tickets. Sometimes, it is also a number of filmmakers using school movies. . Dịch vụ:
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