The district’s narrow lanes are lined with traditional merchant houses, characterized by their distinctive wooden Roshan windows, and bustling souqs that sell everything from spices to textiles and jewelry. Al-Balad’s cultural significance and unique architectural styles have led to efforts to preserve and restore its historic buildings, making it a fascinating area for visitors to explore and experience the historical layers of Jeddah.
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