Tabuk: Rich nature and archaeological treasures
The Tabuk Province stretches along the northwest of Saudi, with the Red Sea to its west and Jordan to its north. It has an area of 146,072 kilometers (90,765 miles) and, as of 2018, had a population of 930,507. Its capital is the city of Tabuk, located in the northwest corner of Saudi, close to the Jordanian border.
Saudi
12-20-2022
Dammam, Khobar, Dhahran: the trio of modernity, culture and entertainment
The Eastern Province is—as its name implies—the easternmost of Saudi’s 13 provinces. It is the largest province by area and the third most populous. Its population is almost 5 million people, and more than a third of that live in the Dammam metropolitan area (also known as the “Triplet Cities”), which consist of the city of Dammam, Khobar, and Dhahran.
Saudi
12-20-2022
AlUla, The World’s Hidden Gem
AlUla, a region of fertile oases and sandstone mountains, is located in the northwest corner of Saudi. Covering an area of 22,000 sq. kilometers (13,670 sq. miles), it was an ancient crossroads on the Arabian Peninsula. As such, it became a common stopping point for caravan traders. AlUla is now a “living museum,” with much to explore.
Saudi
11-07-2022