Najran Heritage Village and Dahda Museum

Najran Heritage Village and Shu'ayb Dahda Museum is a heritage destination in Najran that introduces visitors to Najran's mud-brick architecture and to everyday items from the region's past. The museum takes its name from nearby Shu'ayb Dahda, an important archaeological site where stone tools attributed to the Oldowan culture were found. They are estimated to be more than a million years old and include choppers, scrapers, blades and hammerstones, making the area one of the oldest sites of human settlement in the Arabian Peninsula.

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