US EditionHama’s Norias: Ottoman-era water wheels along Orontes
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Hama’s Norias: Ottoman-era water wheels along Orontes
The name of the city of Hama is associated with the city of waterwheels. Located in the western part of the country along the Orontes River, approximately 210 kilometers north of the capital, Damascus, the city of Hama in Syria is renowned for the beauty of its norias—water wheels that date back to the Ottoman era. This is the main city in its region, located within a vast, semi-arid area that could not have developed without its complete relian…
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