What Destinations To See While Travelling To Saudi Arabia
While traveling in Italy and sightseeing the beautiful scenery and natural landscapes, I decided to travel and visit the country Saudi Arabia in the Middle East which is rich with historic remnants that speak voluminously of its ancient history that date back to thousands of years. There were two major reasons behind choosing Saudi Arabia to travel:
- The fact that it is rich with historical sites such as Al Ula.
- Reverse gravity process in the valley called Wadi-e-Jinn.
It took more than 15 hours to reach Al-Medina and, upon reaching the airport; I collected my luggage and immediately headed straight to the hotel, Anwar Al Madina Hotel, which I booked before leaving for Saudi Arabia. It offered very fine services at such a reasonable rate that I could not resist booking it for my stay in Saudi Arabia. In lunch, I had the Mologhaia which was very delicious in taste, and then instead of coffee or tea, I went for the cold drinks. In the evening, I decided to roam the city of Medina. I witnessed the glory and beauty of famous Al Masjid An Nabwi - a grand mosque constructed in style and grandeur. Then, went to see Al-Medina Museum and saw the oldest artifacts lying there. Al Medina Museum tired me out and I headed back to the hotel. While I was on our way back to the hotel, I had Shawrma, Arabic chicken bread which was also very tasty.
On the next day, I decided to visit one of the oldest and ancient place called Al-Ula which is located approximately 380 Km northeast of Medina. Al-Ula was home to one of the oldest civilizations such as Manaen's of Yemen and Lihyanite of Arabia around 2000 years ago. The cravings in the mountains still bear the writings and symbols of Lihyanite. Another important and unique feature of this historic site is the 800 tightly packed mud-brick and stone houses which date back to the Bronze Age. This civilization was founded in the 6th century, and its location facilitated the trading of spices, silk and other luxury items through India, Egypt and Arabia.
After witnessing the mighty ancient history of Al Ula, I decided to visit Wadi-e-Jinn, a famous valley, known for its mysterious and strange features. The mysterious valley is 35 km away from Al Masid An Nabwi. The strangest thing in this valley is the upward movement of car without pushing the acceleration. Many geologists imply that there is some kind of magnet in those Rocky Mountains which attract the car. When I reached this valley, it was to my amazement that car was automatically moving on the road without acceleration which I never ever experienced in my life.
On the next day, I decided to visit one of the oldest and ancient place called Al-Ula which is located approximately 380 Km northeast of Medina. Al-Ula was home to one of the oldest civilizations such as Manaen's of Yemen and Lihyanite of Arabia around 2000 years ago. The cravings in the mountains still bear the writings and symbols of Lihyanite. Another important and unique feature of this historic site is the 800 tightly packed mud-brick and stone houses which date back to the Bronze Age. This civilization was founded in the 6th century, and its location facilitated the trading of spices, silk and other luxury items through India, Egypt and Arabia.
After witnessing the mighty ancient history of Al Ula, I decided to visit Wadi-e-Jinn, a famous valley, known for its mysterious and strange features. The mysterious valley is 35 km away from Al Masid An Nabwi. The strangest thing in this valley is the upward movement of car without pushing the acceleration. Many geologists imply that there is some kind of magnet in those Rocky Mountains which attract the car. When I reached this valley, it was to my amazement that car was automatically moving on the road without acceleration which I never ever experienced in my life.
If you ever wish to travel to Saudi Arabia, Km Travels can give you a wonderful offer on travelling to this country. In addition to the offer, it will also guide you thoroughly about this country with respect to tourism
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