Aden is one of the cities in the Asian continent, overlooking the Arabian Sea. Its coastline is located in the southern part of Yemen. It is the second most important city in Yemen after the capital, Sana'a, with a total area of 760 square kilometers, 865 thousand people. The city coordinates are located on the equator between two latitudes of 47 and 12 degrees north, bounded by the northern two pillars, the eastern province of Lahj and the north-western corner of Abyan Governorate. It has many roadways connected to several cities such as Taiz. Tourism in Aden is one of the Yemeni cities that suffer from a small number of tourists despite the fact that it contains a number of ancient archaeological sites. This weakness is due to the lack of tourist services provided in the country in terms of transportation and tourist hotels. Among the most important tourist attractions in Aden are: Beige Bin Aden: The date of its construction dates back to 1890, as a monument to one of the colonies British British Indian occupation in the city, designed by British engineers to be similar to Big Ben in London English. It was built by a group of black stones, stone cement, and water. It is about twenty-two meters high. The most important feature is that it has stopped moving for a while, but since 2012 it has returned to normal. One of the military sites currently belonging to the Yemeni army, was built in the eleventh century on the volcanic island of Sira, and the history of its construction dates back to 1173 by the Ottoman ruler Osman Zangabili Tkriti, and the castle has a large military role since the time The old as a place immune to powerful attacks. The Aden Lighthouse is one of the oldest monuments dating back more than 1200 years. The lighthouse followed one of the mosques next to it, but the mosque was later demolished. Elephant Hose: One of the natural features of a group of overlapping rocks in the form of an elephant hose, where this milestone occurred as a result of the continuous movement of the sea, and there is Khartoum near the golden coast known as Gold Moore. Mosque of Aban: It is one of the old mosques built during the era of Uthman ibn Affan, and that was before returning to Medina.
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