Day 1 - Abha

Shada Archaeological Palace - Embark on a tour of Shada Palace, one of Abha’s most significant historical landmarks. Once the emirate’s headquarters in the Asir region, it has now been transformed into a museum showcasing local folklore.

Al Muftaha Art Village - A haven for creativity, Al-Muftaha village features architectural styles inspired by the heritage and civilization of the Asir region. It serves as a cultural hub for traditional, plastic, and photographic arts, as well as crafts and handicrafts.

Abha - Stroll down Art Street, adorned with stunning artworks. This popular gathering spot for artists and art enthusiasts across Saudi Arabia boasts around 10 galleries, a concert theater, and numerous restaurants and cafes. The street is also lined with lush trees and vibrant umbrellas.

High City - Overlooking Abha, Tihama Asir, and the Sarawat Mountains, High City is an ideal place for relaxation and family outings. The city’s tall buildings are constructed with stones from the surrounding mountains, preserving the Asir region’s unique blend of modernity and heritage.

Day 2 - Abha

Al Soudah - Standing over 3000 meters high, Al Soudah is the tallest mountain in Saudi Arabia. This area, covered by Juniper Mountains and shrouded in fog year-round, offers a cool summer climate and snowy winters. It includes a national park, making it a prime destination for campers, hikers, and mountain climbers.

Rijal Almaa Museum - Explore this architectural gem in the mountains, over 350 years old. The village comprises about 60 palaces made of natural stones, mud, and timber. The museum within houses a collection of unique photographs, artworks, and archaeological artifacts, all preserved by the local community to maintain their regional heritage.

Abha - Visit the local market.

Abha - Tour the Al Raqidi Museum, one of the notable museums in the Asir region, founded by Muhammad bin Ali Al Raqidi. The museum features nine sections, including brass, women’s heritage clothing, silverware, an old kitchen, handicrafts, agricultural tools, the old Asiri Majlis, the Tuhami session, the Asiri village, and stone architecture.

Day 3 - Abha

Fatima Museum of Home Decoration and Women’s Clothes - Try your hand at creating Al-Qatt Al-Asiri art while Ms. Fatima, the museum’s owner, shares the history, techniques, and materials of this traditional art form. Don’t forget to take home a souvenir of your artistic experience.

Al Habala - Take a tour to see the mountain passes and breathtaking views along the way to Al-Habla village, located about 57 kilometers south of Abha. Enjoy the high-altitude cable car ride along the Sarawat Mountains.

Abha - Visit Abu Khayal Park, offering stunning views of Abha. The park is connected to the green mountain (corn) via hanging carts and features green terraces and a restaurant, making it a notable landmark in Abha.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Personal Expenses
• Flights Tickets
• Room service fee