Gallery/Photos - Southern In Saudi

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A breathtaking view inside Al Qarah Caves in Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, showcasing towering sandstone formations, narrow passages, and dramatic lighting effects.

Nestled in Al Ahsa’s rocky landscape, Al Qarah Caves offer a surreal experience with their narrow passages, towering walls, and natural cool air. These ancient caves have been shaped by time, creating a breathtaking labyrinth of sandstone formations.

Al Masmak Fortress in Riyadh, a historic mudbrick fort illuminated at night, with visitors sitting outside. A key site in Saudi Arabia’s unification, now a museum showcasing the Kingdom’s history.

Al Masmak Fortress, an iconic historical landmark in Riyadh, stands as a testament to Saudi Arabia’s rich heritage. Once the site of Ibn Saud’s 1902 conquest of Riyadh, the fortress now serves as a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the Kingdom’s unification and past.

A beautifully designed museum exhibit at KAUST, featuring historical manuscripts, Islamic calligraphy, and a replica of Al-Jazari’s elephant clock. The museum highlights scientific and cultural contributions from the Islamic world in an interactive setting.

Located inside King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), this museum showcases Islamic scientific contributions, historical manuscripts, and cultural artifacts. With interactive exhibits, beautifully displayed ancient texts, and stunning architectural elements, the space offers a deep dive into knowledge and discovery.

Rijal Almaa heritage village in Saudi Arabia, featuring traditional multi-story stone houses with colorful wooden windows, set against the Asir Mountains. A historical trade center and UNESCO-listed cultural site.

Nestled in the Asir Mountains, Rijal Almaa is a breathtaking UNESCO-listed heritage village renowned for its ancient stone architecture and vibrant history. Once a crucial stop along trade routes, the village is now a well-preserved cultural destination, offering visitors a glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s rich past.

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Quad bikes on golden sand dunes at Ath Thumamah, Riyadh, with rental tents and bonfire setups available.

Enjoy an adrenaline-filled adventure at Ath Thumamah’s quad bike rental, just outside Riyadh. Rent a bike, set up a tent, and experience the beauty of the desert with a bonfire under the stars.

Prehistoric rock art carvings at Jubbah, Saudi Arabia, featuring ancient depictions of humans, animals, and hunting scenes in the Nafud Desert near Hail.

Hidden in the desert outside Hail, Saudi Arabia, the rock carvings of Jubbah are a UNESCO-listed treasure, showcasing prehistoric petroglyphs that date back thousands of years. These engravings provide a window into the lives, beliefs, and daily activities of ancient civilizations.

Scenic desert landscape near NEOM Media, taken on the road from Tabuk to Duba in October 2022. The rugged mountains and vast open space highlight Saudi Arabia’s natural beauty and ongoing development in the NEOM region.

A stunning view captured just outside NEOM Media, on the road from Tabuk to Duba in October 2022. The dramatic desert landscape and surrounding mountains showcase the natural beauty of northwestern Saudi Arabia.

The illuminated entrance sign of Mövenpick Hotel Tahlia in Jeddah, decorated with traditional Ramadan lanterns at night.

The beautifully lit entrance of Mövenpick Hotel Tahlia, Jeddah, captured during Ramadan. The hotel offers a prime location, excellent service, and a standout dining experience at Rasoi by Vineet.

Elephant Rock in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, captured during a visit in 2019. The stunning rock formation stands tall against the desert landscape, a symbol of AlUla’s natural beauty and history.

A breathtaking view of Elephant Rock in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, taken during my 2019 visit. One of AlUla’s most iconic landmarks, this natural rock formation is a must-see for travelers exploring the Kingdom’s stunning landscapes.