Al Baha Winter Festival Draws Crowds in Mild Weather With a Varied Program

The Al Baha Winter festival, held in Al Mikhwah governorate, drew more than 23,000 visitors during the 1446H mid-year school break. The strong turnout is a testament to the success of the festival, organized by Al Baha Region Municipality, which offers a unique experience combining mild winter weather with a range of entertainment and cultural activities.

Ideal Weather and Complete Facilities
The festival coincided with the mid-year break, with daytime temperatures ranging between 20 and 28 degrees Celsius, making Al Mikhwah an ideal destination for families and visitors seeking relaxation and entertainment. The festival was held across a spacious 9,000-square-meter site, equipped to accommodate visitors and meet their needs.

Varied Events for All Tastes
The Al Baha Winter festival offers numerous events suited to the whole family, including:

  • A shopping tent: with more than 100 stores selling clothing, accessories, leather goods, cosmetics, household items and more.
  • An entertainment stage: hosting sports shows and entertainment segments, alongside prize and gift giveaways for children and families.
  • Cultural and entertainment corners: offering a rich experience combining fun and learning, adding variety to the festival.

Al Baha Municipality's Efforts
Al Baha Region Municipality said it mobilized all staff and equipment to ensure the festival's success, with efforts including:

  • Preparing recreational sites.
  • Carrying out inspection rounds on restaurants, cafés and home-based business stalls.
  • Maintaining lighting, green spaces and infrastructure.
  • Cleaning streets and stepping up inspections of service facilities to ensure the highest quality standards.

The Festival Continues, With More Visitors Expected
With the Al Baha Winter festival continuing for three months, more visitors are expected to arrive seeking entertainment in a stunning natural setting that combines mild winter weather with distinctive entertainment and cultural experiences.