📜 400-year-old stone village built on a white marble hill in Bidah Valley.
🔍 Known for its unique architecture and dramatic landscape.
🏞️ Striking contrast of white marble outcrop, slate houses, and green oasis
🚶 Explore narrow lanes, stepped terraces, and ancient structures
📸 Excellent heritage photography spots, especially at sunrise and golden hour
📜 Connect with Hijazi history, surrounded by historical stone towers
⚠️ Dilapidated structures require extreme care when wandering
🚗 Mountain roads with switchbacks, avoid late-night driving if unfamiliar
🗓️ Best to visit in spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Sep–Nov) for milder temperatures
👟 Wear sturdy walking shoes due to uneven surfaces
🗺️ Download offline maps for mountain segments; mobile coverage may vary
💰 Modest entry fee (indicative SAR 10–20), local guides available (SAR 80–150).
🕒 Generally quieter on weekdays; plan visits around prayer timings.
Official parking lot available.
Basic restrooms may be available near the entrance.
Last updated 10 days ago
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