This path is manifested in the charming nature of the picturesque extension of more than 600 acres in Wadi Al Rayan south of the Koura region, which is interspersed with running water throughout the year, stems from the ancient springs of the region, and is surrounded by orchards. Pomegranates, grapes and figs were famous for their quality, until the valley remained a destination for visitors from different regions of the Kingdom. The beauty of the valley and its natural charm make the number of visitors annually more than one hundred thousand. The nobility and importance of Wadi El Rayan is embodied by the old grain mills that were operating due to the force of the water flow and continued to serve the farmers of the Koura district and the surrounding areas until the middle of the last century. And its maintenance so that it can return to work in front of visitors to the area, and it remains a witness to an architectural and cultural heritage of historical, economic and social importance, in addition to the presence of the remains of 4 mills. Built in the nineteenth century, it is the Nasser Mill, Al Hussein Mill, Al Mashra`a Mill, and Umm Al Harathin.

The track is 8 km long

The path starts from Wadi El Rayan

Then enter among the trees and springs

Then drink tea on the wood

Then go to Tahna Aouda

Then have lunch

then back