Tasuvaid

Tasuvaid, also known as Tasuwaid or Tasuwayd, is a small village located in the northern region of Yemen. The village is situated in the Al Mahrah Governorate, near the border with Saudi Arabia. Tasuvaid is primarily inhabited by the Yemeni Arab tribe of the Al-Ahmar, who are known for their traditional way of life and strong tribal bonds.

The village is characterized by its traditional architecture, with mud-brick houses that are typical of the region. The main economic activities of the residents include agriculture, livestock rearing, and small-scale trade. The village is also known for its historical significance, as it has been a part of the region's history for centuries.

Tasuvaid is connected to other parts of Yemen through a network of roads and trails. The village is served by a small local market where residents can purchase basic goods and services. The village also has a basic healthcare facility and a small school for the local children.

Despite its remote location, Tasuvaid has managed to preserve many of its traditional customs and practices. The village is known for its hospitality, and visitors are often welcomed with open arms. The residents of Tasuvaid take pride in their cultural heritage and work to maintain their way of life in the face of modern challenges.