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Meet the Flower Men of the Qahtani Tribe and discover ancient art traditions, rose farms and the architectural wonder of Al-Maqar Palace.
Take in the rugged mountain landscapes on a guided hike along Tanomah’s scenic trails.
Visit Abo Noghta Castles and Tabab Village in Abha. Then, explore the striking stone towers inlaid with white quartz at Rijal Alma on a guided tour with your local leader.
Explore Souq Al Thulatha – one of Asir’s oldest and most cherished bazaars. Meet honey traders and browse local produce, herbs, textiles and crafted clay.
Sit down to a home-cooked Asiri lunch featuring traditional dishes like haneeth, arika, tasabea, and miva bread, served with the warmth of local hospitality.
Journey through Saudi Arabia’s Asir region on this seven-day adventure. At 2200 m above sea level, you’ll explore terraced farms, coffee plantations and UNESCO World Heritage–listed villages. Meet the Flower Men of the Qahtani tribes, whose traditions date back over 2000 years, visit Abo Noghta Castles in Abha and wander through one of Asir’s oldest bazaars. Try traditional dishes like haneeth (slow-roasted lamb) and masoub (banana bread pudding), discover the stone towers at Rijal Alma and hike along Tanomah’s scenic trails. Cooler and greener than the rest of the country, Asir offers a rare glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s cultural heartlands.
