About Al-Baha

Al-Baha is one of the 13 administrative regions that make up Saudi Arabia. Located in the southwestern part of The Arabian Peninsula, on the Saraa mountain range, it was founded as an administrative area in The month of Dhu al-Hijja in 1383, which was called the Garden of Hijaz and was also called the Village of Mecca.
Al-Baha area is located in the southwest of Saudi Arabia on the Hijaz Mountains, bordered to the north and west by the Makkah region and to the south and east as a refugee region. It is located between the 41/42 longlines east of the Greenwich Line and between the 19/20 latitudes north of the equator.
The tribal border is built to the north by Diyar al-Bakoum, Bani al-Harith, Bena Malik, Anda no, Benaissa, Benano Khatham, Benano Bahr, Benu Sahim, Benu Memon, East Bisha, Badia Beni Memon, Akbe band and West Laith.

Climate and Terrain

Terrain

The topography of the region is divided into low-western plains to the Red Sea coast known as Thama, and volcanic mountains known as hijaz, navels. The mountainous areas are covered with a whole likeness of local pine trees called juniper, in addition to many types of fruit trees or trees of forest and forest, including grapes, spiny figs, franks, tarantula, apricots, pears, black watermelonapples, almonds, pouting, bass and ham. A type of figs native to the Hejaz mountains pomegranates, green almonds, peaches, becham, beysan, (dark, wild olive trees), sea, cedar, table, and others also plants and small shrubs and flowers such as cuddy, basil, basil, neem, jasmine, hijazi roses and ( Aqash, raspberry) and others are spread on the slopes of the terraces and agricultural terraces where the inhabitants of the region planted the plants of the region that they depended on in their food such as sorghum wheat wheat, sesame wheat lentils and local vegetables such as honey pumpkins, Arab bears, taifa and potatoes Carrots, tomatoes, peppers and others.

Climate

Although the region is within the range of the dry continental climate, the Rise of the Hijaz Mountains from the sea and its exposure to wet winds coming from the narrow tihama plains in the west of the Arabian Peninsula have formed a mild summer and cold winter weather. The region is characterized by rainfall throughout the year and is characterized by heavy fog in the region, especially the water and low temperatures in summer and winter.

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Population

Al-Baha is the seat of two ancient tribes in the history of the Arab genealogy, the Gamd tribe, and the Zahran tribe, two tribes belonging to one grandfather. These two tribes are getting worse. The name of the area, al-Baha, is the name of the village of Al-Baha, which is famous for its souk called Al-Khamis and its sheikh Mohammed bin Saeed bin Hafiz, a village of the Bani Abdullah tribe, which is part of the Gamd tribe and has the headquarters of the Emirates, and as a result of the expansion of the urban scope in the Saudi era, a group of villages joined this village. The neighborhood is a medium-sized city called Al-Baha, from which the name of the area was taken.