I welcome you to the historic city of Al-Ghat! Al-Ghat Governorate is situated less than two hundred kilometers from Riyadh on the Riyadh-Qassim road. This tranquil city rests against the northern outskirts of the Tuwaiq Mountains and is surrounded by the ancient lands of Al-Nafud. As the evening descends, Al-Ghat gracefully unravels its lush braids amidst verdant farms and orchards. With the dawn, it weaves golden threads, extending a warm handshake to the enchanting Khashm Al-Arniyah. Al-Ghat boasts a serene atmosphere, earning it the recent recognition as a healthy city by the World Health Organization.

This city is a captivating blend of agriculture, mountains, and sandy landscapes. A green oasis adorned with palm plantations and refreshing green spaces, Al-Ghat's picturesque scenery beckons visitors. Its pure, pleasant air enhances the allure, making it a delightful destination for tourists. I invite you to experience the charm of Al-Ghat Heritage at Azouk Hall, a unique project affiliated with the Women’s Motherhood and Childhood Charitable Society in Al-Ghat Governorate. Nestled within this heritage site are ancient houses dating back up to 400 years. Inside the Azouk Hall, a cozy folk-style setting awaits, capable of hosting around fifty people. Adjacent is a well-equipped dining hall complete with toilets, tables, and chairs. Imagine yourself partaking in outdoor gatherings amidst a winter atmosphere, surrounded by a bonfire, and relishing coffee and tea brewed over embers. such as Culinary delights abound at Azouk Lounge, featuring a variety of traditional dishes crafted by talented ladies and girls.

Situated in the historic heart of Ghat, Azouk Hall offers the perfect backdrop for special souvenir photos. Its strategic location near the historical Emirate Palace, museum, and hiking trail, coupled with a spacious courtyard, allows visitors to engage in various sports activities such as walking, yoga, and hiking. It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Al-Ghat.

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This is a sample of the menu:

Appetizers:

Salad.

Main Dish:

- Kabsa (rice with chicken, Saudi style).

- Jarish (bulgur with onions).

- Markouk (wholemeal flour cooked with vegetables).

- Qursan (bread served with vegetables and meat).

- Marahif (Saudi crepe).

Dessert:

- Masabib (flour, sugar, honey, ghee).

- Hanini (brown flour mixed with dates).