Nature & Parks

Explore Saudi Arabia’s varied geography through sites ranging from the UNESCO-listed Nabataean tombs at Hegra to the high-altitude juniper forests of Al Bahah. This selection includes the Red Sea coastal developments of Durrat Al Arus and Jazan’s North Corniche, alongside the mountainous terrains of Raghdan and Shahba parks. Urban green spaces in Medina, such as Al Insherah and AL Rabiea parks, complete this overview of the kingdom's natural and landscaped environments.

Al-Hijr Archaeological Site (Madâin Sâlih)

Hegra, also known as Mada’in Salih, is an archaeological site located in the area of Al-'Ula within Medina Province in the Hejaz region,…

North Corniche

Jazan Province, also spelled Jizan is the second smallest province of Saudi Arabia.

Durrat Al Arus

Private resort town north of Jeddah featuring a marina, residential villas, and recreational facilities along the Red Sea coast.

Raghdan park

Mountainous forest park in Al Bahah known for its dense juniper trees, frequent mist, and views of the Tihama escarpment.

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Elevated forest park in Al Bahah featuring walking trails and panoramic views of the Sarawat Mountains.

Al Insherah Park

Public urban park in Medina featuring landscaped lawns and walking paths.

AL Rabiea Park

Landscaped green space in Medina providing outdoor seating and recreational areas.