The village of Thee Ain (Arabic: ذي عين), also known as Dhi Ayn or Zee Ain village, is in the Al-Mikhwat province of the Al-Baha Region, Saudi Arabia.

The village is characterized by houses built from polished stones and dating back to the 8th century.

[3] The village was established in the tenth century AH, and witnessed many invasions between the tribes before the unification of the Kingdom by King Abdul Aziz Al Saud.

Osmanli provided a history claiming the presence of large quantities of high quality marble and metals.

The climate of the village is hot in summer and mild in winter because it is part of the Tihamah region, at about 1985 meters of elevation.

[4] This village is known for its agricultural crops such as bananas, Kadi, basil, lemon and palm trees, stores, and scenic river.

The first phase included the rehabilitation of the main corridor of the village and the establishment of sessions along the corridor to the waterfall and the reopening of the mosque and rehabilitation of a number of buildings to make it a museum in addition to the establishment of a visitor center and restaurant and public toilets.

^ "The High Commissioner agrees to apply for the registration of 10 sites on the UNESCO list."

^ ABT "Tourism Authority of the« Middle East »: the transformation of the village of Ein Ain archaeological to a tourist, economic and cultural resource.

^ "The village of Ain the archaeological .. History overlooking the summit of a white hill."