Can you imagine yourself hanging on a rocky arch with a rope that is about 35 meters long? The idea itself may increase your adrenaline hormone.

With professional cinematography that reflects the nature of adventure, Omani photographer Hamad Al Hashimi uses a racing drone "FPV" in a rare and unique location in the Sultanate of Oman.

Recently, a group of young people discovered the Tanuf Arch in the Sultanate of Oman, according to what was explained by the Omani tour guide, Riyadh Al Hinai. It's set up to be unzipping.

The Tanuf Arch is about 41 kilometers from the capital, Muscat, by car, which is about an hour and a half. Once arriving the valley, you will need a 4x4 vehicle to enter the valley and reach the beginning of the track. Because of the failure to shed light on this landmark in the country, the Omani photographer was keen to take this task upon himself, and to communicate with the adventurer Ali Al Rashidi to photograph the experience of his descent by the rope.