Spectacular Saudi Arabian Delights

Arrival at Riyadh airport, after doing all formalities our guide will meet and escort the guests to their air-conditioned vehicle for their transfer to the hotel.

Welcome to Riyadh, the birthplace of modern Saudi Arabia, where old world charm meets 21st-century vision. Riyadh translates to “the Gardens,” referring to the area’s history dating back to the 14th century, when the territory was prized for its lush soil, numerous canals, and trees. Riyadh Province, previously known as Al Wosta, presently serves as the country’s capital, a contemporary metropolis with a flourishing financial and business hub as well as a burgeoning cultural scene. It’s a historically significant city with numerous forts, palaces, and museums, as well as some of the country’s most vibrant souqs. It also houses the country’s oldest institution, King Saud institution, one of the world’s largest skyscrapers, Kingdom Centre, and over 4,000 mosques. Upon landing in Riyadh.

Overnight stay in RIYADH.

Optional Tour: Riyadh By Night Tour

Breakfast at hotel

Begin your journey at the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, which was founded in 1419 as a key component of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center in Riyadh. Very spectacular and important museum covering Saudi history, the Saudi royal family, kingdom formation, and all aspects of politics.

The museum exhibits interesting examples of Arabian and Islamic art, as well as architecture. The masterpieces include a prehistoric elephant skeleton, a massive meteor discovered in the Empty Quarter of the Saudi Arabia desert, rock graffiti from the Hejaz region dating back to the pre-Islamic era, a copy of the Rosetta Stone, and an example of Madaian Salah rock-cut tombs.

Then, take a walk around the National Museum Park’s outdoor gardens, which are some of the greatest in Saudi Arabia. King Abdulaziz’s historical park is an open location where you may spend time with your family. Then proceed to the King Abdulaziz Hall, which houses a showcase of historic cars used by the king.

Then we’ll proceed on to Murraba Palace, one of King Abdulaziz’s most prominent palaces. This palace meant to house his family. It was created in the traditional Najid manner, utilizing solely local building materials. Enjoy stunning photographs inside Murraba Palace.

Saudi Lunch at Najd traditional Saudi top restaurant is highly recommended to every guest. The restaurant offers a convenient place rich in history and heritage and rich in delicious traditional Saudi meals.

Then we’ll go for shopping at Riyadh’s Souk Al-Zal, which takes you back in time. The market has been around since 1901, when modern Saudi Arabia first emerged.

Next, go to the Al Masmak. Savor the opportunity to travel back in time and discover the origins of Saudi Arabia. Along with a variety of historical items, artwork, and audio-visual attractions, fascinating displays on display feature maps and images of Saudi Arabia. The capture of the stronghold by King Abdul Aziz, whose spearhead is still visible embedded in its wooden gate, is also re-enacted in a little video.

Moving forward, we will visit Kingdom Tower, also known as Mamlaka Tower – The tallest structure in the city, situated on the business center in the Oalyaneighborhood of Riyadh. There are many amenities and eateries to explore at the retail center.

Later, we will see Sky Bridge Al Mamlakawhich is a pleasant observation bridge that offers a stunning panoramic view of the city for an additional fee. There are several eateries and stores there.
Last stop for a picture at the Imam Turki Bin Abdullah Mosque, a sizable local mosque with architecture reminiscent of Middle Eastern nations.

Overnight stay in Riyadh.

 Optional Tours:

• Riyadh Food Tour, Start at 4:00 pm.
• Riyadh Desert Safari VIP trip (4hrs.)

Breakfast at hotel

We will drive from Riyadh to Jebel Fihrayn, also referred to as “the Edge of the World,”which is 120 kilometres. You get the feeling that you are actually standing at the very edge of the planet when you stand atop the 1,000-foot-tall cliff of Jabal Fihrayn, where you can see the horizon in all directions. It has a thrilling influence on the body, mind, and spirit.

Like a massive natural wall, these cliffs rise sharply out of the desert and reach the sky. You can get a great perspective of the sky as it appears to dissolve into the arid ground when you stand atop them and gaze toward the horizon.

The rocky desert northwest of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is home to the unexpected and striking natural wonder known as The Edge of the World (Jebel Fihrayn). Because of the unobstructed view of the horizon from the top of the escarpment, the location gained its nickname.

From the cliffs, you’ll notice dried riverbeds winding across the landscape, and observe camels making their way in the distance below. Those camels and their herders are following a well-established trail, as an old caravan route used to pass through this area in the past.

Overnight stay in Riyadh.

Optional Tours:

• Ushaiqer Heritage Village Tour

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, you will embark

Breakfast. Transfer to Riyadh airport to take your flight to Al Ula.

Start your tour visiting the Hegra, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hegra exhibits the intriguing Nabataean past with over 110 surviving tombs and antique wonders. It provides a stunning peek into AlUla’s rich legacy, making it a must-see for anybody visiting AlUla.

The archaeological site of Al-Hijr/ Madā͐ in Ṣāliḥ also known as Hegrais a major site of the Nabataean civilisation, in the south of its zone of influence.Its integrity is remarkable and it is well conserved.It bears witness to the encounter between a variety of decorative and architectural influences (Assyrian, Egyptian, Phoenician, Hellenistic), and the epigraphic presence of several ancient languages (Lihyanite, Thamudic, Nabataean, Greek, Latin).

It bears witness to the development of Nabataean agricultural techniques using a large number of artificial wells in rocky ground. The wells are still in use.

Our next visit isHijaz Railway Station. Construction of Hijaz Railway station began in 1900, reaching Madinah in 1908 and opening in Damascus in 1913. As a result of World War I, the railway’s full 1,300 planned kilometres were never completed.

Moving forward, we’ll enjoy Elephant Rock, This remarkable rock structure, which resembles an elephant with its trunk touching the ground, is one of AlUla’s geomorphological wonders and has become an iconic landmark.

Elephant Rock, also known as Jabal AlFil, one of AlUla’s many geological marvels.

Overnight stay in Al Ula.

After breakfast, Breakfast, Take a tour of AlUla Old Town, where pilgrims, travelers, and permanent residents have congregated throughout the ages. Today, you may explore the maze of remaining adobe houses and take in the views of AlUla Castle, which dates back to the 10th century.

AlUla has always been a source of artistic inspiration, with the beauty of the oasis, the majestic terrain, and cross-cultural exchanges inspiring painters and poets from all civilizations.

The live immersion event “Path of Poets” brought to life the famed poet Jamil bin Muammar, as well as other characters, to narrate the story of Buthaina.

Explore Old Market Street in AlUla Old Town and browse a variety of retail businesses that feature local artisans, entrepreneurs, cafes, and more.

Guests can experience and learn more about the delights of AlUla through cultural activations, handicraft boutiques, and local specialty dishes, to name a few.

After breakfast, you will be free to explore on your ow.

Overnight stay in AlUla

After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flights to Jeddah. Upon arrival, you’ll be transported to your hotel.

We will begin our tour by visiting the historical Old Jeddah. Your knowledgeable guide will share the amazing history and tales of Jeddah and its surroundings. We will then take a delightful stroll through Al-Balad, the old quarter of the city. This walking tour of the old town will lead you to uncover the lesser-known must-see local spots, including hidden gems of the Old Market, old Jeddah galleries, and local Jeddah cuisine. While exploring Al-Balad, you will visit Beit Nassif, a prominent renovated structure in the old city dating back to the mid-1800s. This five-story building offers a rare opportunity to experience the blend of traditional architecture and modern elements. We will also see the Baghdadi House.

Our tour will then take us to the Old Gold Market on Gabel Street and the Ukash Mosque. Afterward, we will drive towards the Jeddah Corniche, the city’s 30-kilometer coastal resort area along the Red Sea. On our way, we will pass by the Al Rahmah Mosque. The Corniche features a scenic coastal road, recreational areas, pavilions, large-scale civic sculptures, and the iconic King Fahd’s Fountain, the world’s highest fountain.

Breakfast in the hotel. Check out from the hotel. Depending on the flight time, transfer to Riyadh airport for your departure for your onward journey