Upcoming, ongoing, and completed events in Abha as published on EventLive, each with a clear source and time.
مباراة رسمية من جدول Saudi Pro League. الملعب: Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City Stadium. الجولة: 7. Damac vs Al Fateh ضمن الرياضة والمغامرات في أبها. تبدأ الفعالية 30/10/2025 وتنتهي 30/10/2025 حسب البيانات المتاحة. تعرض الصفحة وقت الفعالية وموقعها ومصدرها وروابط التقويم والاتجاهات عند توفرها. المصدر: Saudi Pro League Fixtures.
Official listing for Workshop: "Introduction to the World of Perfumes" at Abha Chamber in Abha. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Abha Chamber, in cooperation with the Tourism Media Association, organized a workshop on "Tourism Volunteering," presented by Mr. Khaled Al-Dughaim, Chairman of the Board of the Saudi Tourism Media Association, and Dr. Ahmed Al-Amir, advisor to the Saudi Tourism Media Association.
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Official listing for Workshop on Licensing of Hospitality Facilities and Tourism Activities, and Oversight in the Tourism Sector in Abha. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Public Training Course "The Launch of the Greats" in Abha. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Cosmetics Products Oversight Workshop in Abha. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Abha, the capital of Aseer, sits above 2,200 metres and pairs the green highlands of As-Sawda with the historic quarters of Shada and the art alleys of Al-Muftaha.
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Saudi Arabia's highest peak at over 3,000 metres, a short drive from downtown Abha, ringed by juniper forest, hiking trails, and viewpoints dropping toward the Tihamah plain.
An artificial lake behind Abha's dam in the heart of the city, ringed by a public park and walking paths, popular for boating and weekend family outings.
A public park in Abha's Andalus district, along the restaurant-lined Prince Sultan Road — an easy green stop for an evening stroll after dinner nearby.
A restored arts quarter in central Abha with open studios, small galleries, and the Talal Maddah Theatre — best visited in the evening when the alleys and cafés come alive.
A multi-storey stone palace in traditional Aseeri style, with painted windows and clay towers, standing in old Abha near Al-Muftaha as one of the clearest surviving examples of the region's historic architecture.
An old stone fortress on a small rise in central Abha, named after one of the city's historic quarters, offering a glimpse of the fortifications that once guarded it.
The main museum for Aseer's history, with halls covering archaeology, traditional life, and local crafts near the old emirate palace — a good starting point before visiting the city's other historic sites.
An open-air heritage market west of Abha's Manazir district with no gates or entry fee, home to more than 200 shops selling handicrafts, pottery, carpets, textiles, and traditional household goods. It trades all week but peaks on Tuesdays, the day it takes its name from.
A cable car from Al-Sadd Park lifts visitors to this Abha landmark in about five minutes; its summit is lit green at night and overlooks the dam lake and city below.
A pedestrian walkway near old Abha, lit for evening use, and a convenient stop between visits to Shada Palace and Al-Muftaha.
A nature reserve southwest of Abha with steep rock faces and dense juniper cover, used for hiking and birdwatching away from the city.
An elevated viewpoint on Abha's outskirts overlooking the city and surrounding mountains, popular at sunset as a quieter alternative to the As-Sawda lookouts.
A mountain segment of Abha's cable-car network, descending from the Jabal Sawda station — Saudi Arabia's highest peak at over 3,000m — to Rijal Almaa village across a line of pylons strung over steep gorges. The route is seasonal, running only in summer, and forms part of the wider cable-car system opened in 1997 that links New Abha with the Green Mountain, Sawda, and Al-Hubala stations.
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