Suadi Arabia

Suadi Arabia

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Al Ula

Al Ula, in northwest Saudi Arabia, is a captivating destination showcasing ancient ruins and stunning desert landscapes. With its UNESCO World Heritage Site, Madain Saleh, and impressive sandstone formations, Al Ula offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty.

Diriyah

The Museum of Islamic Art is a unique institution that pays homage to the mesmerizing complexity, intricacies, and level of detail of Islamic artistry between the 7th to the 19th centuries, originating from three different continents. Its exterior speaks of a humble and modest exterior that stands out even more when compared to its enigmatic and dynamic interior, due to the inspiring designs and patterns by Pei. The extraordinary metal canopy decorating the entrance further heightens this effect. Despite this, the rest of the building has a more flat and plain architectural style.

Taif

Taif, located in the western mountains of Saudi Arabia, is a charming city known for its pleasant climate and scenic beauty. Surrounded by lush greenery, terraced gardens, and fruit orchards, Taif offers a refreshing escape from the desert heat. The city is renowned for its historic sites, including Shubra Palace, which showcases traditional Arabian architecture and serves as a museum. Taif is also famous for its fragrant rose gardens, where visitors can experience the annual Rose Festival and explore local rosewater distilleries. With its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and cool mountain air, Taif provides a tranquil and captivating destination for travelers.

Kobar Corniche

Amid the picturesque sand dunes of Qatar's Arabian Gulf sits the Fort Al Zubarah, acknowledged by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Constructed during the 18th century, this fortification held significant importance as a defensive and pearl trading vantage point. The fort has been impeccably preserved and now operates as a museum for the public, presenting archaeological findings and informative displays that offer a compelling glimpse into Qatar's maritime heritage. Fort Al Zubarah welcomes visitors to witness its architectural magnificence, granting access to a diverse and captivating journey through Qatar's past.

Empty Quarters

The Empty Quarter, or Rub' al Khali, is the largest continuous sand desert in Saudi Arabia. Its vast and untouched landscapes of towering sand dunes offer a unique and awe-inspiring desert experience.

The Red Sea Coast

The Red Sea, nestled between the Arabian Peninsula and northeastern Africa, is renowned for its vibrant marine life, stunning coral reefs, and beautiful coastal scenery. It is a popular destination for diving, snorkeling, and enjoying pristine beaches.
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