Hail is a city in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and is considered the capital of the Hail region. It has a population of about 120,000 people. Hail is largely an agricultural city due to the production of grains, dates and fruits. The city has many notable tourist attractions, the most important of which are; Aref Castle located on the top of a mountain bearing the same name as the castle has openings and watchtowers that were previously used to monitor enemies, and Harrat Rahat, which is one of the rare areas that contains several volcanoes in Saudi Arabia, and the Bazaran Palace known for its original architectural designs and consisting of 3 floors, and the Hail Museum, which includes many The most prominent halls are the Natural and Geological History Hall and the Islamic History Hall. This city includes Machar Park, which contains places designated for families and children's play areas, and Al Samra entertainment park, and the most important thing that distinguishes it is the diversity of terrain such as mountains, lakes and trees.