Hima is located in an arid mountainous region in southwestern Saudi Arabia. On one of the oldest ancient caravan routes that crossed the Arabian Peninsula, The Hima Cultural Area includes a large collection of images engraved on rocks depicting hunting, animals, plants and lifestyles of a culture that spanned 7,000 years without interruption. The travelers and armies were, who reside in the place, Throughout the ages until the late twentieth century, They leave behind many writings and inscriptions on the rocks, most of which have remained intact. The writings on the rocks come in several scripts, including Musnad script, Aramaic-Nabataean script, South Arabic script, Thamudic script, Greek and Arabic script. This site and the surrounding area are full of antiquities that have not yet been excavated. It consists of cairns, stone structures, tombs, scattered stone tools, and ancient wells. This site is located in the oldest known toll station, which is located on one of the important ancient caravan routes. There is a Hima Well dating back at least 3,000 years. Which still gives fresh water until now.