Al-Mandaq governorate hosts the Sayyidat Al-Sahab project, a summer tourist destination located in Al-Khulb Park that provides panoramic views of the Tihama plains and large parts of the governorate.
According to SPA, the project covers more than 29,000 square meters and features a circular design and architecture that harmonizes with the regional nature. The site allows visitors to view clouds, fog, mountain landscapes, and the Tihama plains, while providing opportunities to photograph sunsets from the summit.
The facility includes 15 artistic photography installations inspired by the environment and identity of Al-Baha, alongside 30 independent closed spaces for privacy. Amenities consist of an outdoor garden, two restaurants, an outdoor restaurant, three cafes, and seven kiosks for productive families.
Additional features include 2,000 square meters of green spaces and a 300-meter circular promenade for navigating the installations. The site is equipped with two sanitary complexes and parking areas to diversify the tourist offerings in Al-Mandaq.
What are the main features of the Sayyidat Al-Sahab project? The project is located in Al-Khulb Park in the Al-Mandaq governorate and spans over 29,000 square meters. It features a circular design that allows visitors to view the Tihama plains, mountain landscapes, clouds, and fog from various angles.
What facilities are available for visitors at the site? The site provides two restaurants, one outdoor restaurant, three cafes, and seven kiosks for productive families. Additionally, it includes 30 independent closed spaces for privacy, two sanitary complexes, and parking areas.
What options does the project offer for photography and nature lovers? Visitors can use 15 artistic photography installations inspired by Al-Baha’s natural identity and environment. The summit also serves as a location for photographing sunsets and panoramic landscapes.