The Daro is a river that passes in the province of Granada, Spain, and is one of the tributaries of the Genel. The river was originally named after the Roman word for gold because people used to search for gold on its banks, then this name was changed by the Arabs to “Hadaru”, and the Christians changed His name was later called "Dauro", and eventually became known as "Daro", which is also the name of a local town in Granada, and there are five bridges crossing it, and the river was the main source of water supply to the palace through a system of canals called "Esquia Real".