On the southern banks of the largest desert in the Kingdom lies the region of Najran, land of culture, heritage, ancient civilizations, and geographic diversity. Najran takes you on a journey through history, encompassing the Hima Cultural Area, registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List, which contains inscriptions and artifacts left by humans throughout the ages on one of the oldest caravan routes in Najran. The region then leads you to explore the history in its desert inscriptions and artifacts, which offer glimpses into its rich past and the details of human life over the ages.

Between oases, mountains, and deserts, Najran captivates you with its fertile soil, fresh water, and moderate climate for most of the year. All these factors have enabled the region to provide the Kingdom with the bounty of its agricultural land, especially citrus fruits that have thrived since 1982. Its abundant palm trees produce luxurious dates, including the Baiadh and Al-Muwakal varieties. The Najran mountains also contain vast mineral wealth, including the famous granite, which is distinguished by its vibrant colors and high quality. It is exported to more than 28 countries around the world and has been used in parts of the expansion of the Two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Madinah, as well as on the Champs-Élysées in Paris.