Video: “Nights of Al-Qaysariyya”.. Tourist itineraries to explore the historical region of Al-Ahsa

Al-Ahsa Municipality has organized tourist itineraries for visitors to the “Al-Qaysariyya Nights 2026» in the historic Qaysariyya market, amidst a huge public turnout to enjoy the heritage and cultural events that continue until the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

The historical Qaysariyya market in the city of Hofuf witnessed a remarkable tourist activity with the launch of the festival activities, as visitors flocked to explore the heritage landmarks through organized paths specially designed to connect the present with the past.

The festival, which was organized by Al-Ahsa Municipality in cooperation with the governorate, the Development Authority, and the Heritage Authority, succeeded in transforming the market’s corridors into passages that tell living stories from the region’s ancient history.

The program was distinguished by activating tourist paths within the market, allowing visitors to wander smoothly between the different corners, and watch interactive theatrical performances that simulate the details of ancient commercial life in Al-Ahsa.

The official spokesman for Al-Ahsa Municipality, Khaled Boushel, explained to Today, these events embody a living extension of historical memory, and highlight Al-Qaysariya Market as an architectural and cultural icon with depth

Rooted social.

Boushel stressed the keenness of the Municipality and its partners to revive the historical site with specific activities, including popular games and family sessions, which were designed to reflect the authentic character and meet the aspirations of all family members.

He pointed out that the program focuses on the educational aspect through artistic and crafts workshops dedicated to children and youth, aiming to transfer handicraft skills to new generations to ensure their sustainability.

In another angle, it attracted The accompanying photo gallery interested visitors, as the image documented the history and identity of Al-Ahsa, including snapshots of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Talal bin Badr, Governor of Al-Ahsa.

The exhibition displayed a variety of photos highlighting cultural landmarks, most notably the historic Al-Uqair port, heritage buildings, and live scenes of the oasis’ farms, palm trees, and date products.

The exhibition’s lenses documented the artisans as they practiced their work. Meticulously handmade, in an integrated visual painting that won the approval of the visitors who were keen to take souvenir photos throughout the place.

He indicated that the festival will continue until the last third of the month of Ramadan, calling on everyone to visit the market and experience a cultural experience that combines entertainment and education at the same time.