The Hail Region Municipality has completed the construction of 168 parks and urban interventions in Hail as part of the “Bahja” project. It focuses on creating and renewing public parks and recreational areas in various cities and governorates across the Kingdom.
The municipality announced that Hail now boasts 3.8 million square meters of parks and green spaces, with 152,000 trees and shrubs, 180,000 meters of pedestrian paths, 55,000 meters of bicycle paths, 200 playgrounds, 25 sports fields, 171 fitness stations, and 587 smart benches. Additionally, 135,000 meters of paths for the visually impaired and 32 games for people with special needs were added to serve all community segments.
Bahja Park in the Sababa neighborhood, a model park in Hail, spans 23,000 square meters of green spaces. Moreover, it includes 450 trees and shrubs, 1,744 meters of walkways, and 1,594 meters of bike paths. The park also has three football fields, 33 food truck spots, and 8,800 square meters of parking.
Finally, the “Bahja” project by the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing aims to improve quality of life by converting unused spaces into vibrant areas. It seeks to bring joy and well-being to communities. It also enhances park quality, and develop urban areas with modern, sustainable designs.
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