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Saudi, So much more than you can imagine
Hegra, AlUla
Saudi, So much more than you can imagine
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Saudi is emerging as one of the world’s most exciting travel and tourism destinations. Attracting cultural explorers, dedicated travelers and adventure seekers from around the globe. With Six iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 10,000 sites of archaeological interest combined with the unexpected diversity across sweeping deserts, rugged mountains, crystal seas and thriving modern cities. There has never been a better time to explore all that the destination has to offer.
Destination - Riyadh
Riyadh The city’s fascinating, centuries-old history can be found within its alluring souqs, compelling museums and ancient architecture, but it’s also a modern metropolis, with glittering high-rises and a expanding contemporary art scene.
Destination - AlUla
In AlUla, deep in the desert in Saudi’s northwestern region, visitors can play out their fantasy of being an intrepid archaeologist for a day.
Destination - Jeddah
Jeddah is Saudi Arabia’s oldest city along the Red Sea, a lively, cosmopolitan center that is home to historic architecture, pristine beaches and world-class cuisine and big-ticket events.
Explore Diriyah
Diriyah’s ( archeological site) historical center is the UNESCO-listed site of At-Turaif, which was founded in the 15th century. It is the original seat of power of Saudi Arabia’s Al Saud family and contains ruins of mud-brick houses connected by narrow alleyways. Soon visitors will be able to walk through the ruins as well as the myriad museums and other spaces found inside.
Visit Hegra
Visitors will experience Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you’ll explore over 110 remarkably well preserved tombs set in a desert landscape, while learning about the ancient people and culture of AlUla.
Experience Al Balad
Al Balad is famous for its intricately designed houses, built using coral from the depths of the Red Sea and boasting colorful balconies. It’s unique architecture is not seen anywhere else in the world. Al Balad, otherwise known as Historical Old Jeddah, is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Tourism eVisas are available online for travelers and details can be found at visa.visitsaudi.com
