Enjoy a breakfast or lunch experience in Dhi Ain Village

The historic village of Dhi Al-Ain is located in Al-Makhwah Governorate, in the Tihama region of Al-Baha Province. Perched atop a rugged, white, rocky mountain, it is surrounded by mountains on all sides. Approximately 25 kilometers from the city of Al-Baha, the village is considered one of the most important heritage villages in the Arabian Peninsula. Its construction dates back to the 10th century AH (16th century CE). The village takes its name from a spring that flows through it, originating from the surrounding mountains. It comprises more than 30 houses, all designed to be closely packed together, one atop the other, reflecting the village's mountainous terrain. It also includes a small mosque. From the outside, the village appears as a single fortress. It was built using a uniform type of volcanic stone, while the interiors of the buildings were constructed using mud bricks. The village was renowned for its cultivation of various fruits and basil, as well as the quality of its handicrafts.

Breakfast:

Dried foods - fava beans - stew - meat stew - lentils - tea - juice

lunch

Chicken stew - Vegetable stew - Rice - Bread - Salad - Drinks - Tea - Lamb Haneeth