AlSayl

AlSayl is a town located in the Makkah Province of Saudi Arabia. It is situated approximately 100 kilometers northeast of the city of Mecca and about 60 kilometers from Taif. The town lies in a mountainous region, characterized by its wadis and rugged terrain. AlSayl is a significant waypoint for pilgrims traveling to Mecca, particularly during the Hajj season, and is known for its cooler climate compared to the coastal cities.

Historically, AlSayl has been an important stopover for caravans and travelers for centuries, benefiting from its strategic location on trade routes. The area is home to a number of historical sites and natural attractions that draw local visitors. The economy of AlSayl is primarily based on agriculture, with residents cultivating fruits and vegetables, as well as some livestock farming. The town also serves as a local administrative center for the surrounding villages and rural communities. The population of AlSayl is a mix of permanent residents and seasonal workers, with its size fluctuating throughout the year, especially during religious pilgrimages and holidays.