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Explore more about Christian and Biblical SitesStart your journey through time at Dadan, the ancient kingdom of the Lihyanite and Dadanite civilizations, nestled in a stunning desert canyon. Explore their rich history at Jabal Ikmah, an open-air library filled with inscriptions, rock art, and petroglyphs. Apprentice Archaeologist Join this family-friendly workshop and become an apprentice archaeologist! Using authentic tools and modern techniques, uncover the secrets of one of Arabia's earliest kingdoms in a hands-on archaeological dig. Ancient Inscriptions Academy Discover AlUla's ancient ancestors at the Inscriptions Academy. Explore the intricate carvings at Jabal Ikmah and create your own inscription to take home as a memorable keepsake.
See moreThe ancient kingdoms of Dadan, near present-day AlUla in Medina Province, flourished between the 6th and 2nd centuries BCE. Initially ruled by the kings of Dadan and later the Lihyanite kings, this powerful region extended from Iathrib (modern-day Medina) to the Levant. Archaeological excavations in Dadan’s capital have revealed remarkable remnants of these civilizations, including an impressive necropolis with tombs carved into Jebel Dadan's eastern cliffs. These square-shaped tombs, dating back to the 5th century BCE, are expertly hewn into the mountainside at varying heights. Two notable tombs, elevated 50 meters above the ancient oasis, are adorned with intricately carved lion sculptures, believed to symbolize the importance of their occupants, likely kings or influential figures. These lion sculptures, influenced by Mesopotamian art, stand as iconic symbols of this ancient oasis, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage.
See moreAmidst the stunning desert landscape stands Elephant Rock, a natural marvel that rises 52 meters into the sky. Shaped by millions of years of wind and water erosion, this iconic formation, with its unmistakable trunk and body, is a testament to nature’s artistry. As the sun sets, the rock takes on an enchanting glow, bathed in the warm hues of dusk. The vibrant colors of the sky enhance the rock’s red tones, making it appear almost alive. When night falls, a star-filled sky blankets the desert, creating a magical atmosphere. Visitors can relax in cozy sunken seating areas or gather around a fire pit, soaking in the beauty and tranquility of the desert night. Experience the wonder of Elephant Rock and the timeless magic of the desert.
See moreEmbark on an unforgettable adventure to Hegra, a historical and architectural treasure in Saudi Arabia. As the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest preserved Nabataean site south of Petra, Hegra offers a captivating journey through time. With 111 remarkably preserved tombs dating from the 1st century BC to the 1st century AD, Hegra stands as a testament to the architectural brilliance of the Nabataeans. Travel in style aboard a luxurious coach or a vintage Land Rover to this ancient wonder, where local Rawis—traditional Arabic storytellers—await your arrival. The Rawis will guide you through the awe-inspiring tombs, from the monumental Tomb of Lihyan Son of Kuza to the ancient banquet halls, revealing the secrets of this great civilization. Every corner of Hegra is a visual masterpiece, offering an immersive experience of Nabataean grandeur. Discover one of AlUla's most iconic sites and witness firsthand the splendor of the Nabataean civilization. This is a journey you won’t want to miss!
See moreStep into AlUla's rich past with a guided tour through the enchanting AlUla Old Town. A Rawi will lead you through this historic site, where pilgrims, travelers, and settlers have gathered for centuries. Inhabited since before the 12th century and until the early 1980s, AlUla Old Town offers a glimpse into its vibrant past. Explore 900 houses, 500 shops, and 5 town squares built from stone and mudbrick. The tour ends with breathtaking views of the 10th-century AlUla Castle. Your guide will share captivating stories about the town's settlers and pilgrims, making this an unforgettable journey through AlUla's history. Don't miss this unique experience!
See moreMaraya, meaning "mirror," is a stunning architectural masterpiece in AlUla's Ashar Valley, blending seamlessly with the desert landscape. With 9,740 mirrored panels, it reflects AlUla's natural beauty and holds the Guinness World Record as the largest mirrored building. Serving as a modern tribute to AlUla’s rich cultural heritage, Maraya hosts concerts, art programs, and performances. Designed by Italian architect Florian Boggi of Gio Forma, it stands as the centerpiece of AlUla’s cultural renaissance.
See moreJabal Ikmah, often called Saudi Arabia's "open-air library," lies in a remote canyon amidst a breathtaking desert landscape. This ancient site served as a vital rest stop for travelers, reflecting AlUla's role as a crossroads of civilizations. Adorned with inscriptions dating back to the 1st millennium BCE, Jabal Ikmah preserves the knowledge of bygone eras through intricate carvings on its cliffs. These inscriptions, along with rock art depicting humans, animals, and musical instruments, provide a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of the Dadanite, Lihyanite, and other civilizations that once thrived in AlUla.
See moreLocated on the outskirts of the Nafud Desert, Tayma is a historical gem blessed with a rich groundwater supply that has sustained its people for millennia. At the heart of this oasis lies the legendary Haddaj Well, a marvel of ancient engineering believed to be over 2,500 years old. Renowned as the largest well in the Arabian Peninsula, its impressive 18-meter diameter is a testament to the ingenuity of those who built it. Historically, Haddaj Well was a lifeline for caravans traversing the bustling trade and pilgrimage routes, bringing prosperity to Tayma. Today, its sheer size and architectural brilliance continue to captivate visitors. Constructed without cement, its robust brick walls—weathered yet resilient—bear witness to centuries of water flow. A restored wooden structure atop the well adds authenticity, echoing the traditions of the past. Reaching Haddaj Well offers an adventure in itself, as visitors navigate the labyrinth of Tayma’s streets, flanked by lush date farms. The city's cultivated palm trees rival the grandeur of those found in Madinah and AlHasa, painting a vibrant picture of life in this desert oasis. Despite the passage of time, Haddaj Well remains functional, a living link to Tayma's ancient history and a symbol of enduring craftsmanship.
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