InterContinental Taif

The park is distinguished by its beauty of coordination and design, which is intended to attract the greatest number of guests. The park's central feature is an artificial lake measuring around 7500 square meters. It is surrounded by waterfalls and fountains, which add to its natural splendor.

The Souq Okaz Festival, held yearly in Saudi Arabia, seamlessly blends the Arabian Peninsula's rich historical heritage with current cultural expression. This crowded celebration, held in Taif, serves as a poignant reminder of the region's rich history while also accentuating its dynamic present.

Shubra Castle is a historic site in Ta'if, Saudi Arabia. Al-Shareef Ali Basha built the castle in 1905, and it was completed in two years. The castle was converted into a museum in 1995. When King Abdul Aziz and King Faisal visited Ta'if, they would stay at the palace.

Arruddaf Park offers the rocky topography of Taif as well as pure fresh air. The park covers more than 500 square meters of area with nature's most beautiful colors. You may enjoy the splendor of the cirrus clouds as they float above the park's lush foliage and peaks. You can also enjoy the soothing sounds of nature or live musical performances complemented by interactive water fountains.

Among Taif's most famous museums is the AlShareef Museum, which houses ancient artifacts, traditional furniture, paintings, and other antiquities. Artifacts from across the Arabian kingdom are on show in the 6,000-square-metre museum. The museum boasts ornate wooden doors and more, built of old stone in a traditional design. Al Shareef Museum Taif showcases Taif's rich culture and traditions. The museum recounts local and Saudi history. Al-Sharif Ali bin Malbas, who collected heritage relics from auctions, named this private museum.