The Al-Ahsa Heritage Site is located in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia and is recognized for its rich cultural and historical significance. It features a unique blend of natural and man-made elements, including lush date palm oases, ancient irrigation systems, and archaeological sites that date back thousands of years. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018, Al-Ahsa showcases the region's long-standing agricultural practices and its role in trade and commerce. The site includes notable landmarks such as the Qasr Ibrahim and the Al-Ahsa Oasis, highlighting the area's importance in the Arabian Peninsula's history.