Rijal Alma, located in the Asir region in the southwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 52 km west of the city of Abha. Its construction date is more than 900 years. The village was an important point, connecting people from Yemen and the Levant, passing through Mecca and Medina. The village includes several buildings, which in turn consist of several floors, some of them reach eight floors. It is built of stone and has stained wooden windows. The buildings inside have reliefs that appear on the inner walls of the rooms. The art used in these engravings is known as "cat art", in which harmonious shapes and colors are placed, usually done by the women of the village. In the courtyards there are some wooden chairs furnished with mats, the legs of which are painted green, white, yellow and red, as well as on the wooden windows and doors.

First day :

1- A tour in the city of Abha to learn about the tourist and historical attractions

2- Visiting the popular market, the Tuesday market

Its history goes back more than 209 years

3- Museums of the Asir region and learn about folk arts

4- The historical palaces of the Abu Farraj family

It is more than 200 years old

6 - A popular lunch at Rijal Al-Ma’i

the second day

1- Walking on the falcon path

2- The wooden bridge in Al-Soudah Park

3- A popular lunch in Rijal Al-Ma’i

4- Rijal Alma village has a history of more than 500 years

5- Honeycomb hut