MAKKAH: The Hira Cultural District recorded more than 30,000 visitors during the recently concluded Hira Festival, the SPA reported on Sunday.
The festival featured diverse activities, including heritage performances, folk arts and interactive programs for different segments of society.
The initiatives aimed to enrich the visitor experience and present national heritage in modern, engaging formats.
Hira, which includes exhibitions and museums, served as a key attraction by offering educational content on the Prophet Muhammad’s biography and the history of revelation through advanced interactive technologies.
It provided visitors with an immersive learning experience, reflecting the site’s significance.
The rising turnout highlights efforts to develop cultural destinations across the Kingdom, supporting tourism and the cultural sector in line with quality-of-life objectives.
The strong attendance confirms the festival’s success in attracting visitors and strengthening the Hira Cultural District’s position by combining cultural enrichment with dynamic entertainment.
