It is located at the entrance to the city of Al-Makhwah, 7 km to the south, next to a valley of greenery. It was given this name because there is a permanent spring at the foot of the mountain that is distinguished by its abundance and uninterrupted water. The village is located on a high rocky hill whose heights reach 800 meters above sea level. Among the old houses built of huge rocks, they take a hierarchical formation, and they have a large fort that was used in the past, and most of the buildings are in very good condition, and their buildings are characterized by being three or four floors, and they are shrines for many of the people of the Kingdom and the Arab Gulf countries