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Places to visit

Rashid Al Qurashi Rose Factory

You will learn about the journey of manufacturing the products whose composition is based on rose oil extract. The process starts with picking the Taif roses, weighing them, adding the Taif rose water to them, then exposing them to high heat to start the distillation process and extract the rose oil. This process results in producing natural rose oil products, such as: body perfumes, soap, moisturizers, and incense. You can enjoy a cup of coffee in a café with wonderful views of the garden to live a special day in the company of roses

Al-Sharif Museum

One of the largest museums that you can discover in Saudi Arabia is the heritage Al-Sharif Museum in Taif. It is a massive construction, spanning about 6.500 m2, that took over ten years to be ready to open to the public in 1999. It is considered a historic window on the life of traditional Taif residents with its intact traditional structure and decorative wooden gates.

Ain Al-Jamal Waterfall

In the enchanting atmosphere of Al-Baha, the Khayrah waterfalls in the province of Bani Hasan stand out. These clear waters flow from the top of the mountains into the depths of the valley, forming part of Prince Mishari bin Saud Park. The park is characterized by its agricultural terraces designed for water storage, along with the seating areas and games provided for visitors and beachgoers who prefer its tranquility away from the city's hustle. Additionally, the cool breezes that blow through the area add to its charm.

Caves of Mount Shada

The highest peak in the Al Bahah region, with its rare rock formations. High mountains surround some villages, adding to the charming beauty of the site. This site contains two main parts – Shada Al-Ula, and Shada Al-Ula (Shada Al-Upper), both of which are located at an altitude of 2400 m above sea level. The beauty of the Shada Mountains lies in its natural and historical heritage, where a large number of caves were found that were formed as a result of the release of gases from igneous rocks, which left large cavities that formed caves that later became suitable for human settlement. Nearest city: Al-Makhwah, which is about 24 km away. Nearest airport: King Saud bin Abdulaziz Airport, Aqiq, which is about 90 km from Dhi Ain village. The second closest airport: Abha Airport, which is about 290 km away.

Art Street

Art Street is located in the heart of Abha in the Asir region, southwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It spans approximately 200 meters and is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in the region. It serves as a meeting point for art enthusiasts, including artists and enthusiasts from all over the Kingdom. The street includes 10 exhibition halls, a theater for concerts, and numerous local and international restaurants and cafes.The area surrounding the street is adorned with various art installations created by local artists. The street is embellished with colorful umbrellas, creating a vibrant carnival-like atmosphere between rows of jacaranda trees. This contributes to giving the place a wonderful artistic and cultural ambiance.

Abha Dam Lake

Abha Dam Lake is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in the city of Abha. It is characterized by clear blue water and is surrounded by a variety of dense plants and trees, which gives it a stunning view. On its banks, there are many restaurants and cafes that offer distinctive views of the lake, in addition to several recreational facilities.

Fog walkway

You will be surprised with the waterfalls that add to the beauty of the place when it rains. Enjoy the wonderfully-painted picture of the fog in the morning, and the reflection of dim lights on the wet ground in the evening. Give yourself some time to walk between flowers, trees and the breezes of fresh air, and sit on the side benches whenever you need to rest, all while your children enjoy playing in the playgrounds. When it is time to have a hot drink, you will find kiosks that will make you enjoy the place even more.

Shamsan Castle

Ancient forts and castles on the summits of Asir mountains offer an insight into the social and cultural life of the locals. These ancient monuments are among the most important tourist attractions in the region and still stand tall despite the passage of time. Among these structures is Shamsan Castle, one of the oldest landmarks in Abha as it dates to the Ottoman Empire.

Fatimah Museum for Asiri Qat

The Fatima Museum is a house dedicated to displaying the traditional culture of Asir, as it houses a group of collectibles that were collected after years of research. To preserve the local arts.

Al Akkas old houses 

It is a historical heritage village that has existed for hundreds of years in the city of Abha in the Asir region. The village, which is surrounded by one of the largest valleys, has high-rise buildings, more than 300 years old. It is also distinguished by ancient huge buildings that had been perfected by old people of this village, it has part of nature due to being like the nature ringing it.

Rijal Almaa village

The village consists of about 60 palaces built from natural stone, clay and wood, and the palaces consists of several floors. The village contains a heritage museum established by the efforts of the local inhabitants to save their regional heritage, and they have turned one of the forts into the museum headquarters since 1985.