1. Discover the Beauty of Taif’s Mountains

• Visit Al Hada Mountain and Al Shafa Mountain for breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and cool, misty weather.
• Enjoy the scenic drive along Al Hada Road, famous for its winding paths and panoramic vistas.
• Experience the beauty of the Taif Rose Gardens, where the city’s iconic roses are grown, offering a fragrant escape in the spring.

2. Taif’s Historical and Cultural Landmarks

• Explore Shubra Palace, a historic royal residence featuring stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.
• Visit the Taif Regional Museum, which showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region.
• Wander through the historic Al Balad area, known for its traditional souqs and ancient buildings.

3. The Taif Rose Festival

• Attend the Taif Rose Festival, a celebration of the city’s iconic roses, celebrated annually in spring.
• Learn about the centuries-old tradition of rose harvesting and the production of rose water, a symbol of Taif’s cultural significance.
• Enjoy the festival’s cultural performances, exhibitions, and local crafts.

4. Explore the Hidden Gems of Taif

• Discover Wadi Mitna, a picturesque valley surrounded by rugged mountains, perfect for hiking and photography.
• Visit Al Rudaf Park, a family-friendly park with large green spaces, picnic areas, and walking trails.
• Explore Taif’s ancient forts, including Fort Al-Qura, for a taste of the region’s military history.

5. Taif’s Unique Cuisine and Dining

• Indulge in local specialties like Kabsa, Mandi, and Jareesh, made with fresh ingredients unique to the Taif region.
• Enjoy traditional Arabian sweets like Qatayef and Baklava, which are widely available in local bakeries.
• Savor the famous Taif Rose Water, used in both cooking and as a refreshing beverage.