The village is located north of Al-Atawla, about 5 km from it, and about 37 km from the center of Al-Baha city, and includes the forts of the war leader Kharoush bin Allas Al-Zahrani, which is part of the village of Al-Adiyah of the Quraysh tribe of Zahran. The houses of the village are spread on the two opposite hillsides and are crossed by a modern street that separates them, and it is likely that they used to form a continuous urban extension, and it is noted that there are a number of modern buildings within the heritage complex of the village, although the village appears meek and beautiful, in harmony with the nature of the steep terrain. The old heritage complex in the village includes a group of neighboring residential buildings consisting of one or two floors, but they are partially dilapidated and abandoned. Cylindrical towers that are part of the fort are clearly visible through them. The Bakhrush Fort is the most important building in this heritage complex, characterized by its large area and circular towers, but it is partially dilapidated. It was built using monolithic volcanic stones of varying sizes, shapes and colors, and was installed on top of each other in an artistic way that requires high professional expertise, and was shortened on the inside with a thick layer of mud and mud. The roofs were also built using tree trunks and wood with a square section and a layer of tree branches, and on top of that, mud and mud
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