Southern Treasures of Saudi Arabia

Early morning transfer to Jeddah ariport fly south to Najran, where palm groves meet desert sands. After meeting at the airport, we start Najran sightseeing. First, we discover the Najran Museum, discover the local heritage of the place, and explore the lifestyle of Najran community. Walk among the ruins of Al-Ukhdood, an ancient city, also known as Raqamat or Rijmat. It is an archaeological city and tourist destination in the Najran Province, southwestern Saudi Arabia.  Then explore the grand Emirate Palace, once the seat of governance, and exploring Al-Aan Palace is characterized by a traditional style that reflects the architectural identity of the region in previous periods. This is evident when one observes its exterior form and the white decorations that adorn its edges.  Perched on a hilltop, and drive to Ra'um Mountain, then walk up to the imposing Ra’um Castle. Our day will end by wandering the bustling Dagger Souq (Janabi Market), famed for traditional jambiya and the people of the city use it in weddings and national occasions, as it is considered part of their traditions. Overnight in Najran.

Departe through the dramatic landscapes of Wadi Lajab, a canyon with waterfalls and streams, and wind up to the terraced farms of the Fayfa Mountains, the jewel of Jizan Province high in the Arabian skies. With its peaks over 2 600 meters above sea level the Fayfa offers unexpected and stunning scenery over the lush mountains of this massif located just 60 kilometers from the Red Sea. Continue to Jazan city, before check-in to the hotel, we stop at the Heritage Village offers a unique blend of history, culture, and artistry, making it a vibrant cultural hub, overnight in Jazan.

After breakfast we will begin by climbing up to Al Dosariyah Castle,  a coastal fortress overlooking the Red Sea, for only out side viwe. Then travel inland to Rijal Almaa, UNESCO acknowledged the exceptional cultural value of Rijal Almaa in 2018, placing it on its tentative World Heritage list.  It is stunning heritage village with colorful stone houses. The historical significance of Rijal Almaa extends far beyond its architectural splendor. Next we continue to Jabal Souda, Saudi Arabia’s highest peak, reaching an impressive elevation of 3,015 meters (9,892 feet) above sea level with breathtaking views over the Asir mountains. Later, visit the Al-Abo Sarrah Palaces, it consists of three palaces in the middle of Al-Aziza village, built by Sheikh Laheg bin Ahmed Abu Sarrah in 1834, were renovated in 2017 by his grandchildren. Continue to Abha city, after checkin to the hotel, we can exploring a visit to the Al-Muftaha Village. It serves as a cultural center for traditional, visual, and photographic arts, as well as handicrafts and artisanal industries. Whether you're an artist, a culture lover, or simply curious, Al Muftaha offers something rare: a chance to not just see Aseer’s heritage , but feel it—alive, evolving, and welcoming you in. Then return to hotel for overnight.

Morning Abha sightseeing, we start our day by climb to Shamsan Castle for outside view of the castle, Shamsan Castle is a historical castle located northeastern of the city of Abha in Aseer Province. Return to the Aseer Regional Museum, which tells the long history of Abha and Aseer Province and exhibits some of the province’s traditional handicrafts, along with antiquities of Aseer Province. And see Shada Palace, which was built in 1927 and was originally the headquarters of the Emira of Aseer Province. It is a brilliant example of the traditional architecture of south Arabia that is celebrated in the design of the new Emira Palace built just few meters away. later in the afternoon transfer for your flight back to Jeddah for onward departure.