Riyadh’s Heritage Commission Unveils Cultural Events at Bin Raqoush Palace
In a stunning display of history and culture, the Heritage Commission’s cultural events kicked off at the iconic Bin Raqoush Palace in Al-Baha. The seven-day program is just one of many heritage and cultural series events organized by the commission, aiming to shed light on the rich history, culture, and heritage of the Kingdom.
From 4:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., visitors are welcomed to explore the venue’s various attractions, including a reception area, the heritage council, the deer pavilion, the camel products pavilion, 3D displays, cultural heritage exhibits, and the World Heritage sites exhibition.
Craft enthusiasts were thrilled by the diverse range of heritage displays, featuring traditional crafts like textiles, Arabic calligraphy, collectibles, and intricate heritage design patterns crafted by local residents. Visitors had the chance to interact with skilled craftspeople and learn about their techniques.
The heritage villages scattered across Al-Baha province offer a glimpse into cultural, historical, and archaeological tourism. These villages not only preserve the region’s heritage but also provide economic opportunities for small businesses, particularly those specializing in traditional dishes.
As visitors wandered through the streets of these heritage villages, they were treated to lively folk dances and captured the essence of these timeless events. The alleys of these villages serve as a living testament to the region’s past, showcasing a rich cultural and historical identity that continues to thrive.