AlBahah

AlBahah is a province located in the southwestern part of Saudi Arabia. Situated in the mountainous Hijaz region, it is known for its cooler climate compared to the coastal areas, making it a popular destination for Saudis seeking relief from the heat, especially during summer months. The province is characterized by its rugged terrain, with numerous valleys and plateaus, and is home to several traditional villages with distinctive architecture.

The capital city of the province is also named AlBahah. The region's economy is largely based on agriculture, with olives, grapes, and figs being among the main crops cultivated. Tourism is an increasingly important sector, drawing visitors to its natural beauty, historical sites, and cultural heritage. The AlBahah region is also known for its ancient stone towers and fortresses, reflecting its historical significance as a trade route. The province's inhabitants maintain many traditional customs and crafts.