This 800-year-old stone apiary in Saudi Arabia’s Sarawat Mountains once housed around 1,200 beehives, making it a major center for honey production in the medieval era. Built around 1200 AD, its carefully crafted terraces and the remnants of a protective fortress showcase the ingenuity of its builders, who harnessed the rugged landscape for sustainable beekeeping. A testament to advanced agricultural practices in the Arabian Peninsula, this ancient site continues to fascinate with its blend of history, architecture, and nature’s sweet rewards.