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Al Ula – The Old and the New Town

Let’s start the journey in the south of the valley in the old town district. It may be a good idea to start your exploration ...
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What kind of activities in Al Ula?

Of course, there are also “tire-killing” excursions into the unspoilt, and at times very rugged, landscape – but fortunately such mishaps are rather rare. So, ...
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Accommodation in Al Ula

The new hotels that have been completed so far are making a decisive contribution to the nimbus that Al Ula is increasingly acquiring. More specifically, ...
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Transport – Airport in Al Ula

Don’t worry – you don’t have to ride one of those vintage motorbikes I saw in Al Ula to get from one place to another ...
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Climate in Al Ula

Al Ula has an arid climate. Winter temperatures are mild to warm, but drop to as low as 10°C (45F) in the night. During daytime ...
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Geography and Geology – Al Ula

The landscape on its own, the colours, hills, ridges, rock formations and valleys, they are all silent witnesses to a geological past that goes back ...
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Al Ula – Town and Governorate

Al Ula is not only the name of the district (governorate: romanised: Muḥāfaẓat Al-ʿUlā) one of seven in the province of Madinah (Medina)), but also ...
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Jabal Shada – Al Bahah

Be sure to take a trip to the area of Mt. Shada (Jabal Shada) in the Province of Al Bahah and experience one of the ...
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Dhee Ain – Al Bahah

The so-called ‘Marble Village’ – a touristic ‘must’. The village itself is a prime example of an architecturally self-contained, historical and typical local townscape, which ...
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King Fahd Road – Al Bahah

Already the drive there on the King Fahd Road from Al Bahah City, which is situated at an altitude of around 2,150 m, to the ...
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