Al-Uyun Market: Vibrant Platform Showcases Handicrafts, Local Foods, Agricultural Products in Madinah

Al-Uyun Market in Madinah is currently thriving, attracting many visitors from the region and serving as a vibrant platform for showcasing a diverse range of crafts, handicrafts, local foods, and agricultural products, all enhanced by stunning views of Mount Uhud.
 Al-Uyun Market is the largest mobile and dynamic market of its kind. A key component of Aleyon Oasis development project, the open market spans the historical area and its agricultural lands, allowing farmers and artisans to sell their products directly to the community at minimal costs.
 Designed with materials reflecting the urban character of the region, the market showcases wooden stalls, including 60 outlets specifically devoted to the local people of Madinah, as well as local farmers and artisans, presenting a variety of distinctive local brands. Visitors can enjoy interactive experiences, live performances, children's activities, and scenic views of Mount Uhud and the surrounding farms.
 Each evening, starting at four o'clock, the market attracts visitors eager to soak in the unique winter ambiance of the location. The market's design thoughtfully blends the present with the past, incorporating materials for the stalls, stone-paved paths, and traditional suspended lighting to create a warm atmosphere. Outlets are strategically placed throughout the market according to their specialties, with ample seating provided for visitors to enjoy the experience.
 The market supports over 60 families working in the cottage industry, providing a space for them to display their projects to the community while generating more than 260 job opportunities for local youth. It is a prime venue for marketing various local products, foods, and crafts, including an excellent selection of dates and local agricultural produce of fruits and vegetables. The market also features stalls serving popular cuisines from across the kingdom, while several outlets offer children educational activities, such as pottery making, small farming, henna engraving, and Sadu weaving.