Al-Aan Heritage Palace, known as Saadan Palace, stands on the summit of Jabal Al-Aan in the village of Al-Aan in Najran, overlooking Wadi Najran and Jabal Abu Hamdan, and dates from around 1100 AH (about 1689). It was built of mud in the layered "urouq" technique with palm, tamarisk and sidr trunks, on four floors that exemplify Najrani mud architecture.
The palace is one of the most visited destinations at Eid and was among the top Eid al-Fitr 1446 AH destinations in Najran.
