Qu'aiti palace museum

The Qu'aiti Palace Museum stands as a three-story structure with multiple courtyards, decorated halls, and private chambers along the Mukalla coastline.

Built in 1925 during Sultan Ghalib bin Awadh al-Qu'aiti's reign, the palace served as the official residence for the rulers of the Qu'aiti Sultanate until 1967.

The museum exhibits traditional Yemeni art, regional artifacts, historical photographs, and the personal belongings of the Qu'aiti dynasty in three dedicated suites.

Located at coordinates 14.5314°N 49.1277°E, the museum maintains regular opening hours and offers guided tours through its historical rooms and exhibition spaces.

The Red Hall, named after its luxurious red chairs, remains a central feature where the Sultan received distinguished guests and conducted official ceremonies.

GPS coordinates: 14.53140,49.12770

Latest update: March 6, 2025 09:29