Riyadh: The Al-Baha-Bani Saad Road is among the key strategic projects implemented by the Roads General Authority (RGA) in Al-Baha Region, highlighting its pivotal role in supporting tourism and providing a reliable, high-quality, and safe road network. Spanning 61 kilometers through the scenic Sarawat Mountains, the road connects the city of Al-Baha to the governorates of Al-Mandaq and Taif in the southwestern part of the Kingdom. It serves as a vital link across several notable governorates and centers, including Bani Saad, Bani Malik, Al-Mandaq, and Al-Baha-areas known for their dense vegetation, mountainous terrain, and captivating landscapes. According to Saudi Press Agency, the region's forests, rich in diverse flora and tree species, as well as its winding valleys, make it a popular destination for nature lovers and tourists. Along the route, visitors can explore parks, ancient monuments, and historic castles, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Built to the highest safet y and engineering standards, the road is equipped with modern infrastructure elements such as directional signage, road surface markings, rumble strips, and concrete safety barriers. These features are designed to improve road safety, accommodate growing travel demands, and ensure a smooth and secure flow of traffic.
Wednesday, April 22, 2026