This Al Sabaa Garden, situated way out on the edge of the DQ and ingeniously fit into a narrow but irregular piece of land overlooking the wadi. I thought it was charming and very nicely done, and I would bet that not a single person I know here even is aware of its existence. It was terraced and full of what I think was aloe, and just a very pleasant place to visit.

The park is actually built in a horseshoe shape along a bend in the wadi, with the barbed wire marking the boundary of the DQ. This image shows the far right-hand side of the grounds, which is some kind of odd “amphitheater” area, although I doubt it’s actually used for that purpose.

Below is the left-hand end of the garden: