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- The 7-km long elevated Fog Walkway overlooking the Tihama mountains offers picturesque mountain views
JEDDAH: Visitors to the Fog Walkway on top of the Abha mountains in Saudi Arabia’s southwest can be forgiven for thinking they are wandering among the clouds.
Families and friends can enjoy an unforgettable experience on one of the most striking attractions in the Kingdom and entire Gulf region.
The 14-meter-wide elevated walkway is located in the Al-Dabab neighborhood and overlooks the Tihama mountains. It runs for a distance of 7 km, offering picturesque mountain views, seating areas and children’s playgrounds.
Restaurants, green spaces, facilities and services add to the walkway’s appeal. Waterfalls are popular among visitors who come in search of the magic, privacy and unparalleled wealth of the Asir region.
The 14-meter-wide elevated walkway is located in the Al-Dabab neighborhood and overlooks the Tihama Mountains. It runs for a distance of 7 km. (SPA)
The Saudi Tourism Authority has included the region among 11 destinations featured in its Saudi Summer Program, which will run until Sept. 30.
The region reflects the Kingdom’s natural and climate diversity, with more than 500 tourism experiences and activities provided by about 250 partners from the private sector.
Asir is a haven for those looking to escape the summer heat, with a mild climate and rainy conditions that draws visitors from around the Kingdom.
The region is famous for its historic fortresses, archaeological sites, museums, popular markets and heritage villages, making it an unparalleled natural tourist destination.
The 14-meter-wide elevated walkway is located in the Al-Dabab neighborhood and overlooks the Tihama Mountains. It runs for a distance of 7 km. (SPA)
Development projects to serve the tourism sector are gathering pace, the most recent in locations serving the region’s various parks, including Al-Suoda, Al-Habla, Al Qur’aa and Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz Park.
Other projects are planned for the Ballahmr and Billasmar forests, as well as the village of Rijal Almaa, known for its heritage architectural style spanning more than 350 years.
The UN World Tourism Organization has highlighted Asir and praised its outstanding tourism assets. Zurab Pololikashvili, the organization’s secretary-general, said during a visit to tourist and heritage sites in Abha that Asir offers unparalleled natural attractions and a unique cultural heritage.
Tourists and visitors to the region can benefit from hundreds of tourist experiences provided by Spirit of Saudi platform, also known as Visit Saudi, which offers visitor options in various destinations, including adventure activities such as hiking and mountain walking.