• Abha - Begin the journey from Abha at 8 A.M.
• Hima Wells - The Hima Wells are a collection of historic wells situated in the Najran region of southwestern Saudi Arabia, within the Hima Cultural Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area around the Hima Wells is rich in cultural rock art, spanning 557 km² and featuring 550 rock art panels with hundreds of thousands of petroglyphs and inscriptions.
• Wadi Najran - Wadi Najran is among the largest valleys in the Arabian Peninsula, with tributaries originating from the Sarat mountains and surrounding hills. It stretches 180 miles eastward from its mouth in the plains, ending in the sands of the Empty Quarter.
• Amarah Palace - The Emarah Palace is centrally located in the city of Najran. Constructed on the site of an ancient well in 1944 (1363 H), shortly after the Province became part of the Saudi Kingdom, it initially served as the residence for the new governor, his companions, the telegraph post, and the police. It is the largest historical building in the Province, covering 625 square meters with 65 rooms. Open to the public, it includes a museum that narrates the Palace’s history.
• Najran - Spend the night in Najran City.
• AlUkhdud Archaeological Site - AlOkhdood Archaeological Site is an ancient South Arabian town located in Najran Province, Saudi Arabia, southeast of the modern city of Najran. Now in ruins, the town dates back to at least 500 BCE and was once a center for trade and commerce. It is also known for being the site where the Himyarite king Dhu Nuwas massacred most of the city’s population, who had converted to Christianity from South Arabian polytheism. This story is mentioned in the Quran.
• King Fahd Park - King Fahd Park, located in the Saqam Forest, is one of the city’s most significant natural recreational landmarks and its largest park. The park is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and breathtaking views, offering a variety of enjoyable activities for all family members.
• Abha - Afterward, begin the return journey to Abha.

• Private transportation
• Snacks
• Guidance

• Purchases

Join a day tour to delve into the rich history of the Al-Ukhdood Archaeological City, an intriguing site from the Kingdom of Himyar era (110 BC to 525 AD). Stroll through ancient ruins, view carved inscriptions, and witness the remnants of a once-thriving civilization in southern Saudi Arabia.

The tour also includes a visit to the nearby Hima Wells, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its ancient water sources and extraordinary rock carvings created by travelers and traders over millennia. It’s a place where history and a surreal landscape converge.

What sets these tours apart is the commitment to providing an authentic and meaningful experience. Participants will explore these remarkable sites with local guides who are fluent in English and can share the stories, culture, and spirit of the region in a way only locals can.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.