Al-Darb Pavilion at Jazan Festival 2026: Immersive Tourism and Heritage Experience

Al-Darb Governorate's pavilion at Jazan Festival 2026 in the waterfront offers an immersive tourism and heritage experience that highlights the governorate's maritime and cultural legacy. Visitors embark on a journey that blends the rich past with the present, showcasing deep-rooted heritage alongside modern tourism.

 The pavilion features a corner dedicated to heritage artifacts and handicrafts, including palm-leaf baskets, pottery, and traditional tools.

 A highlight of the pavilion is the Marine Museum, which showcases over 270 marine artifacts, including the bones of a giant whale and vintage diving suits. The pavilion also promotes environmental awareness through a marine waste recycling section that transforms plastic into art and provides information on the importance of preserving coral reefs.

 The Old Al-Darb House, consisting of a palm-leaf hut and a stone house, represents the simplicity of past lifestyles. It offers interactive activities for families, such as traditional seating, connecting visitors to historical experiences.

 Additionally, a photographic exhibition displays images of Al-Darb Governorate's past and present, emphasizing key natural and tourist landmarks. Interactive digital panels narrate the stories behind these images, enhancing the educational and tourism experience.

 The Jazan Festival 2026 showcases the region's ability to provide integrated tourism and heritage experiences, allowing visitors to engage with its rich maritime and cultural heritage. Each visit becomes a renewed educational and recreational journey.