Rock Art Hima Added As Saudi Arabia's Sixth UNESCO World Heritage Site

Hima features more than 34 separate sites including rock inscriptions and wells along the route of the ancient Arabian caravans.

A sixth site in Saudi Arabia has been added to UNESCO's world heritage list, the UN organisation announced on Saturday. ???? BREAKING!New @UNESCO#WorldHeritage site: Ḥimā Cultural Area, in #SaudiArabia ????????. Mabrouk! ????????ℹ https://t.co/X7SWIos7D9#44WHCpic.twitter.com/pPW4AORmE7 Hima, in the Gulf state's southwest, is home to one of the largest rock art complexes in the world. "New site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List: cultural area of Hima, Saudi Arabia. Mabrouk (congratulations)!" UNESCO announced. Hima features more than 34 separate sites including rock inscriptions and wells along the route of the ancient Arabian caravans.