Al Baha
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Al Bahah
20°1′0″N 41°28′0″E / 20.01667, 41.46667 Al Bahah (arabe : الباحة) est une ville du sud-ouest de l'Arabie saoudite.
Blottie entre Taif et Adha, al Bahah est une des principale destination touristique du royaume car elle offre un climat agréable et est entourée de plus de quarante forêts. De Raghan, al Zaraeb et Baidan les visiteurs de la région peuvent utiliser le funiculaire pour découvrir les merveilles de la vallée, des montagnes avoisinantes, ou tout simplement les productions de dates, pamplemousses, noix, raisins et bananes. Les villages alentours sont aussi très connus pour les productions de miel. Al Bahah est aussi la terre de deux tribus principales les al-Ghamid et les Zahran. Al Bahah est divisée en 3 districts : le 1er Sarah composé de hautes montagnes et qui se caractérise par un climat tempéré, riche en végétation due à de fréquentes chutes de pluies. Le second, Tehama à l'ouest de Sarah ce caractérise par un temps chaud et humide avec très peu de pluie. Le troisième enfin se trouve dans les vallées de l'est et culmine à une altitude comprise entre 1550 et 1990 mètres au dessus du niveau de la mer avec un temps froid en hiver et chaud en été avec très peu de végétation.
Al Bahah posséde un aéroport (Al-Aqiq, code AITA : ABT).
Catégorie : Ville d'Arabie saoudite
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