-Al-Aan Palace, located on the western mountains of Najran city, offers a stunning view that showcases the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s architectural heritage. It stands as a tribute to the region’s rich cultural and historical identity.
Built over 340 years ago, the palace is situated on Al-Aan Mountain, west of Najran city, in the northern part of Najran Valley. Facing south, it overlooks Ra’oom Historical Castle, Abu Hamdan Mountain, and numerous villages and palm farms, providing a unique view of the city from the western side. The palace consists of four floors, constructed in a distinctive architectural style that reflects the identity and history of traditional houses. One room is furnished with traditional tools, utensils, and clothing, including folk costumes, woolen furnishings, and old household utensils, introducing visitors to the region’s folk heritage.
The palace welcomes visitors throughout the week and hosts official, academic, and tourist delegations year-round. It holds significant archaeol
ogical and historical value and serves as an introduction to Najran’s heritage and architectural art.
Source: Saudi Press Agency