touristic places

Al-Dahna Natural Waterfall is located in Tanumah Governorate, 110 km away from the city of Abha. Visitors visit it daily to enjoy the view of water falling from a high altitude, in addition to the beauty of the surrounding nature. It is considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls.

Asir National Park is considered one of the most beautiful tourist places in Asir and is located in the city of Abha. This vast park includes many green spaces suitable for camping and hiking, in addition to children’s playgrounds.

Al Salam Park is one of the most important family destinations in Abha due to the green spaces, seating areas, and children’s playgrounds it provides. Even adults have a share of entertainment in Al Salam Park, where fun amusement rides are available for them, such as Sinbad's Ship, the Death Train, and other games.

What distinguishes Al Sahab Park from the rest of Abha’s parks and gardens is its location at the top of a high mountain, which provides charming views of the surrounding nature and the city of Abha. The clouds meet the mountain peak in the park, giving the place an indescribable charm.

King Abdulaziz National Park is located in Jabal Al-Souda in Asir and is characterized by moderate temperatures throughout the year, even in the summer, when temperatures do not exceed 15 degrees.

This mountain, which is more than 3,000 meters long, is of great importance in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia because it is the highest Saudi peak and is characterized by the density of trees and its summit hugging the clouds.

It is a walkway and park adjacent to the Abha Valley and is characterized by the presence of some wonderful sculptures and works of art suitable for taking perfect photographs for photography lovers.

Al Khalaf village is one of the villages in the Asir region. It is 120 km away from the city of Abha, and its area is about 10 km2. Al Khalaf architecture is distinguished by the unity of its architectural styles and its neighboring agricultural fields that are balanced with the urban mass, in addition to its high palaces and ancient high towers.

The village of Al-Jahma is located in the south of the Asir region, near the Sarat Ubaidah region. This village is one of the large villages in the region in terms of area and one of the most beautiful villages there. The village was one of the villages famous for growing grapes in ancient times, due to the abundance of water in it, as it is characterized by a wonderful irrigation method that distinguished it from other villages. The other is even unique in that way, due to the passage and crossing of four valleys through it (Wadi Al-Zaher - Wadi Al-Saida - Wadi Maqtar - Wadi Farea).

The palaces are located in the village of Al-Aziza in Al-Souda, 16 km from the center of Abha. They consist of two buildings, each with 6 floors, in addition to the Al-Musalla Fort, which consists of 3 floors. Its ownership belongs to Lahiq bin Ahmed Abu Faraj, one of the notables of the Asir region and its most famous merchants at the time, while in 1439 AH/2018 AD his descendants took on the task of rehabilitating it to become a historical shrine that expresses the region’s heritage and nobility. Do not forget to stop at the roof of the palace and enjoy viewing the beauty of the village from above. After you finish touring the largest single ancient palaces in the Asir region, keep a physical souvenir from the shops distributed in Palaces Square, and sip your favorite drink in its café sessions.

“Bin Adhan Tourist Village” in the north of the city of Abha, specifically in the Beihan Center in Balhamar, as one of the most prominent tourist destinations for visitors and tourist delegations. Where Muhammad bin Adhan Al-Ahmari presented a unique experience at the top of the Sarawat Mountains, at an altitude of more than 2,700 meters above sea level, with an area of ​​30,000 square meters, as a giant entertainment and heritage tourism project. Strawberry farm experience - children's activities corner - honey experience - shops and bazaars - cafes - audio and lighting.

It took about eight years to build the Bin Hamsan Heritage Village, starting in 1990, to become an architectural icon that reflects the amazing history of Asir, and a heritage landmark containing a collection of heritage pieces that express the region and its local community. The village is located in Khamis Mushait on an area of ​​13,000 square metres, forming the largest archaeological museum in the region, with a number of pieces reaching 1,250 pieces, and a collection of antique agricultural tools that give the visitor an amazing perception of the lives of the local population previously, while the cooking corner includes those tools that were used in preparing food. In addition to other expressive corners, such as the Asiri Council, a corner specializing in women’s fashion and ancient possessions, and another corner displaying archaeological weapons, as well as tools used in folk medicine.