Prince Mohammed bin Salman Reserve: A geological paradise

The Minister of Tourism for Saudi Arabia, Ahmad Al Khateeb, shared a cinematic masterpiece on his social media, stating: “Today, we launch a global campaign welcoming the world to explore the wonders of Saudi Arabia, discover the diverse beauty of our tourist destinations, immerse yourself in our legendary Arabian hospitality, experience our rich heritage, and witness our commitment to sustainable change!”

The Al-Faisal Museum for Arab-Islamic Art in Riyadh has unveiled rare and unique original manuscripts, including Qur’an manuscripts from various regions, owned by the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies.

Masmak Palace is a fort made of mud bricks, located in the heart of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, specifically in the Al-Dirah neighborhood. The palace was built by Prince Abdul Rahman bin Dabaan in 1895 and was the site of the Battle of Riyadh, which allowed the Al Saud family to regain control of the city.

Jabal Harfa, located in the Bani Amr Center in the southern part of Saudi Arabia, north of the Asir region, is one of the region's most famous mountains. Many legends have been woven around Jabal Harfa, the most prominent being that it is inhabited by jinn. According to these tales, anyone who climbs this mountain will either become a poet or return having lost their mind.

The Ottoman Castle is one of the prominent historical landmarks on Farasan Island. Situated on a hill in the northern part of Farasan, it occupies a strategic location that offers a panoramic view of the entire city.

In the heart of lush nature and ancient historical landmarks lies the historic village of Tabab. It is one of the most famous villages in the Aseer region of southern Saudi Arabia, known for its numerous archaeological sites.