Al-baha: Al-Baha Region pavilion at the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival within the Ministry of Interior's Security Oasis exhibition has attracted significant crowds, showcasing the region's cultural and architectural identity. Inspired by Al-Baha's mountainous landscape, the pavilion features handicrafts, traditional artifacts, and notable agricultural products like natural honey and Khawlani coffee. It also provides insights into the historical significance of camels in transportation, trade, and the local economy.

According to Saudi Press Agency, a traditional "beit al-sha'ar" (tent made from goat hair) illustrates Bedouin authenticity, offering glimpses into ancient lifestyles. Folk troupes perform traditional dances, enhancing the vibrant atmosphere. The pavilion also highlights Thee Ain Heritage Village, known for its unique stone architecture and rich history.

The pavilion effectively balances cultural heritage preservation with local development, delivering a comprehensive cultural and touristic experience.