October 24, 2024
By Adity Chandel
Al-Ula is a treasure trove of ancient wonders! Every spot in the city is a testimony to the country's deep past. Let's explore the top 7 historical sites that reflect the region's rich heritage!
Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site! Discover the 131 rock-cut monumental tombs, water wells, and cave drawings from the Nabataean civilization and admire their architectural skills.
Wander through this historic town, characterized by its mud-brick architecture and narrow alleys that scream stories of the past. Entry just costs around 70 QAR - don't miss it!
Known as the 'Lonely Castle,' this unfinished Nabatean tomb from the 1st century AD stands out for its unique design and striking location. It's the largest mausoleum at the Hegra archaeological site!
This iconic limestone hill is home to ancient inscriptions showcasing the region's history. Also known as Real Jeepers Mountain, this site is a dream for every off-road driver and those seeking spectacular views!
Marvel at this natural wonder that resembles an elephant! Located amidst a golden desert, it’s a popular spot for photography and sunset views. The best part is there's no entry fee!
Explore the capital of the Dadanite and Lihyanite Kingdoms 2000 years ago! Marvel at the impressive stone-built tombs and archaeological remains highlighting the site's significance in trade. Don't miss its most notable Lion Tombs!
A perfect blend of nature and heritage! Go hiking through this 3-km trail with lush palm trees and ancient dwellings and enjoy photo sessions. The entry fee is just 35 QAR per person!