Hima Wells
The Hima Cultural Area, also known as Bir Hima or the Historic Hima Wells, is a World Heritage site in the Najran region of southern Saudi Arabia. It contains more than 34 sites rich in rock inscriptions and wells along one of the oldest caravan routes crossing from southern Arabia to the north. The Hima Cultural Area rock art covers 557 square kilometres and includes 550 rock-art panels with hundreds of thousands of inscriptions and drawings depicting hunting, animals, plants and ways of life of a culture that continued without interruption for 7,000 years. It is one of the largest rock-art complexes in the world.
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