Riyadh: The Al-Ukhdood Archaeological Site in Najran Region attracted 17,744 visitors during the first half of 2026, maintaining its standing as one of the Kingdom's most prominent heritage and tourism destinations.

According to Saudi Press Agency, dating to the mid-first century BC, Al-Ukhdood served as an important commercial center along the Incense Route. The site features a fortified city wall extending approximately 235 meters in length and 220 meters in width, with building foundations constructed from carved stone blocks ranging from two to four meters in height.

The Heritage Commission has established the Al-Ukhdood Visitor Center, spanning 300 square meters indoors and 3,400 square meters of outdoor courtyards. The center features interactive exhibitions, 3D models, children's halls, educational programs, and field tours showcasing archaeological discoveries.