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Nature and Scenic Views

Explore the diverse natural landscape surrounding Makkah, featuring historically significant sites like the Cave of Hira and Ghar Thawr. This collection includes prominent peaks such as Jabal Kara and Jabal Kabkab, which offer panoramic views of the Hijaz mountain range. Complementing these rugged landmarks are urban green spaces like Jabal Al Noor Park and Al Baladya Park, providing serene environments within the city's mountainous terrain.

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Cave of Hira

Hira may refer to:

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Ghar thwr

Located on Mount Thawr south of Makkah, this cave is a significant Islamic landmark where Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr sought refuge during the Hijra to Medina.

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Wady nman

One of the largest valleys in Saudi Arabia, situated east of Makkah and known for its expansive size and local residential communities.

D

Hdyqt alayman

A public green space and recreational park located in the eastern district near Jabal Al Noor.

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Al Baladya Park

A municipal park providing landscaped gardens and walking paths in the western part of the city.

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Al Shumaisi Park

Community park located in the Al Shumaisi district, offering outdoor space along the Makkah-Jeddah highway.

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Jabal Al Noor Park

A public park situated at the base of Jabal Al Noor, the mountain containing the Cave of Hira.

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Jabal Kara

A prominent mountain peak on the road to Taif, known for its steep winding roads and the cable car system connecting to the Al Hada plateau.

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Jabal Kabkab

A high mountain peak located east of the city, overlooking the plains of Arafat and the surrounding Hijaz range.

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Jabal `Amr

A landmark mountain in central Makkah, historically significant for its proximity to the Grand Mosque and now the site of major urban development.