Taif

One of the Kingdom's largest folk museums — collections of weapons, coffee tools, cooking and farming implements, traditional clothing and jewelry, plus a mini souq recreating traditional crafts.

A prominent entertainment destination drawing visitors from across the Kingdom and Gulf. Predators, non-predators and birds, plus games and documentary halls about wildlife and dinosaurs.

One of the Kingdom's most prominent tourist parks — vast greenery, artificial waterfalls, a dancing fountain, and full family entertainment facilities.

Cabins glide from atop Al Hada Mountain beside Ramada Hotel down to Al Kar Village under Mount Kara — featuring water games, summer skiing, paintball, ropes, laser tag, karting, restaurants and shops.

Rose factories in Al Hada welcome visitors to see traditional distillation methods extracting perfumes from the famous Taif rose — among the world's most precious oils.

One of the oldest Hijazi souqs — historic buildings and diverse offerings from handcrafts and ghee to honey, leather, perfumes, traditional and modern clothing.

A premier landmark of Taif — mountain location with breathtaking natural views making it the perfect destination for relaxation in distinctive mountain air.

One of Taif's most distinguished palaces, beautiful in architectural style and authenticity. Now a regional museum displaying heritage and historical exhibits.

Once a gathering place of poets, knights and tribes — a stage for art, literature and treaties. Today an annual festival blending heritage, culture and arts, drawing visitors from around the world.

Overlooks the Al Shafa tourist center, covered with juniper trees and stunning views. Known as the last spot in Taif the sun sets on — perfect for tracking prayer and fasting times.

A unique year-round destination in Al Hada — pick strawberries, feed birds, enjoy waterfalls and games, and taste fresh strawberry products, drinks and sweets.

One of the gates of Taif's old city wall, telling the story of the city since Ottoman and Mamluk times — a prominent heritage landmark alongside Bab Al Rai and Bab Ibn Abbas.