Often called the “Marble Village” for its striking white stone buildings, Dhee Ain is a centuries-old heritage village perched on a rocky hill with natural spring water flowing through. The architecture, palm groves, and backdrop of rugged cliffs make it one of Saudi Arabia’s most photogenic historic sites. A must-see for history lovers and culture seekers.

Khairah Forest Park: Located deeper in the mountainous terrain, this forested park offers peace, shade, and a cool climate year-round. It’s ideal for families and hikers alike, with rustic picnic areas, footpaths under tall trees, and birdsong filling the air. It’s one of the best places to enjoy Al Bahah’s rich natural environment.

Al Bahah Old Town & Souq: Step back in time as you walk through the narrow alleys of the old city. Traditional stone houses, ancient towers, and a historic market selling honey, handmade crafts, and spices reflect the cultural heart of Al Bahah. The souq (market) is a great place to meet locals and experience authentic Saudi heritage.