Jazan: The Sela Mountains, located east of Al-Ardah Governorate, stand as one of the most prominent and pristine natural landscapes in the Jazan Region. Their contours hold breathtaking beauty, creating a masterpiece woven by nature with the brushstrokes of rain and the touch of mist. They captivate visitors with their lush green cloak and the melodious songs of birds, offering a scene that instills tranquility and peace.

According to Saudi Press Agency, rising to approximately 1,800 meters above sea level, the Sela Mountains are characterized by a beautiful climate and year-round rainfall. This precipitation nourishes the flowing valleys, such as Wadi Al-Rawgh, which features perpetually flowing waterfalls that reflect the vitality and charm of nature.

The mountains are renowned for their diverse local agriculture, including abundant quince, alongside plantations of coffee and papaya, tamarind trees, aromatic plants, and corn, all of which lend the area a vibrant, rural character.

Along the foothills and mountain passes of Sela, ancient buildings stand out for their authentic stonework, bearing witness to a rich history of civilization and skill. Several villages in the Sela Mountains are distinguished by their natural beauty, enchanting views, and rich plant diversity. The mountains of Sela become even more beautiful with the heavy rains, gathering clouds, and mist embracing the earth, creating a breathtaking, wondrous scene.