Saudi Sportive: Hail

Hail Saudi Arabia

Ha'il (Arabic: حائل‎‎ Ḥā'il), also spelled Hail, Ha'yel, or Hayil, is a city in northwestern Saudi Arabia and the capital of Ha'il Province, with a population of about 412,758. The region is largely agricultural, producing significant amounts of grain, dates, and fruit, and a large share of Saudi Arabia’s wheat comes from irrigated farms northeast of the city. Historically, Ha'il prospered as a key stop on the Hajj camel caravan route. It is renowned across Saudi Arabia and the Arab world for the generosity of its people, famously associated with Hatim al-Tai, and it is the homeland of the Al Rashid family, historical rivals of the Al Sauds.

Recommended airport

Hail (HAS)

Points of interest

Qishlah Fortress
A’Arif Fort

Hail, Saudi Arabia

Hail Saudi Arabia