The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture provided Al-Saudah Park with all necessary services for the visitors. It increased its readiness through developing and improving the infrastructure of the parks and that is through maintenance and cleaning, restoration of buildings, paving of dirt roads and asphalting other and the delivery of water and electricity networks and the establishment of many places for meetings and umbrellas and prayer rooms and paving sidewalks and the establishment of wooden bridges and tables and chairs for picnic and creating of places for cooking and grilling. The Municipality of Saudah has also worked to establish a popular market for the productive families of the region that allows the visitors to obtain their acquisition and gifts that reflect the nature of the place and its history of utensils, antiques, clothes and jewelries. In addition, it provided parks and hills with magnifying binoculars to view the wonderful views of Tihama and its beautiful valleys. Security guards secure critical sites and modern technology was introduced in this park through the construction of cable cars to connect the visitors to Al-Aows Parks in Rijal Almaa. Al-Sahab Park considered one of the most important amusement parks in Al Saudah Park, and it is about 15 kilometers away from Al Saudah Park. It is located west of Al-Saqa Village on the branch road leading to Al Saudah Center. The park has a beautiful view of Tohama from the west and the surrounding villages to the east and like other parks there are many services needed by visitors. As for Sha'af Al Wemen Park is located in the south of the Sahab park and is characterized by dense forests, abundant shadows and a distinctive view of the city of Abha from the west. Prince Sultan Park is located on an area of about 420 hectares and is 4 kilometers from Dalgan Park. The parts of these sites are divided between flat land and rocky hills. Prince Sultan Park overlooks Tohama, where the viewer can see steep slopes, steep valleys and sharp fractures of rock ledges. In addition, the location provides the necessary services like other parks, and the southeast parts of the city of Abha embrace Al Jara Park, which is about 40 kilometers from the city and is one of the important protected areas in the region. Al Habla is one of the most important tourist attractions in Asir region. It is characterized by rock cuttings in the mountains, which are vertically formed at a height of more than 2000 meters above sea level, through which the historic village of Habla can be seen. Al Habla Park includes an integrated tourist resort, in addition to the cable cars, which lead to the old village of Sidr Tohama. The provinces of Asir region host other attractions and natural parks varied and scattered between the northern governorates of the region, extending from the city of Abha, passing through the centers of Bllahmer, Ballasmer, and the provinces of Tanomah and Namas to the provinces of Balqarn and Bisha. There are many tourist destinations during the winter tourism season. Visitors will find the opportunity to travel through the Asir beaches on the Red Sea, which extends from Al-Qahma and Al Huraida centers through Al Birk governorate to Saidat Al-Sawalha, the last administrative border of Asir with Makkah Al-Mukarramah. In addition to the governorates of Rijal Alamaa, Mahayil Asir, Bariq and Al Majardh, which are connected by many modern road networks with multiple tunnels that penetrate the mountains to facilitate access to the country where the visitors enjoy three types of nature: sea, mountain and plain, with the warm weather in the winter. Here is a clear indication that Asir is moving steadily towards realizing the concept of real tourism, by concerted efforts by all governmental and private sectors which have contributed significantly to building the tourism process since its inception four decades ago, and its status made it one of the first tourist destinations in the regions of the Kingdom. --SPA 12:42 LOCAL TIME 09:42 GMT 0012 www.spa.gov.sa/w1149983