
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Asia
Saudi Arabia combines profound religious heritage with ambitious modern urban
and desert experiences.
Regions of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Ar Riyad
Ar Riyad Province contains Riyadh, the capital and political center of Saudi Arabia.
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Makkah
Makkah Province is a religious and commercial hub including the holy city of Mecca.
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Al Madinah
Al Madinah Province includes Medina, a major Islamic pilgrimage site.
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Al Quassim
Al Quassim Province is an agricultural and cultural heartland in central Saudi Arabia.
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Ha'il
Ha'il Province is known for agriculture and historic sites in northwest Saudi Arabia.
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Tabuk
Tabuk Province in the northwest borders Jordan, with military and agricultural significance.
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Al Hudud ash Shamaliyah
Al Hudud ash Shamaliyah (Northern Borders) is a sparsely populated border region.
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Jizan
Jizan Province is a southwestern coastal region with agriculture and port activities.
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Al Bahah
Al Bahah Province is a mountainous region with agriculture and tourism.
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Al Jawf
Al Jawf Province is a northern agricultural and desert region.
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`Asir
'Asir Province is a mountainous and culturally rich southern region.
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Ash Sharqiyah
Ash Sharqiyah Province is a large eastern region rich in oil and industry.
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Najran
Najran Province is a southern border region with agriculture and historical significance.
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توضیحات
Saudi Arabia is a vast Middle Eastern kingdom known for its deserts, Islamic heritage, and rapidly modernizing cities. It is home to Islam’s holiest sites and offers a mix of traditional culture and contemporary development.
Regions and Resorts
**Key Areas:**
- **Riyadh:** Capital with historical and modern attractions.
- **Jeddah:** Red Sea coast and gateway to Mecca.
- **Al-Ula:** Archaeological and natural wonders.
- **Desert regions:** Opportunities for safaris and adventure tourism.
Best for religious tourism, cultural exploration, and desert activities.
Climate
Desert climate with very hot summers and mild winters.
- Best travel: November to February.
Visa and Customs
- Tourist visas available for many nationalities.
- Strict adherence to Islamic customs required.
How to Get There
- Major airports: Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam.
- Direct flights from worldwide.
Transport
Extensive road network; taxis and ride-hailing services widespread.
- Public transport developing.
Car Rental
- Driving on the right.
- International driving permit required.
Communication and Wi-Fi
Good internet and mobile networks.
هتل ها
Wide range from luxury to budget.
Money
- **Currency:** Saudi Riyal (SAR).
- Cards widely accepted.
Useful Phone Numbers
- Emergency: 997 (police), 998 (ambulance), 999 (fire)
Beaches
Red Sea coastline offers beach resorts and diving opportunities.
Diving
Growing diving industry with rich coral reefs in the Red Sea.
Shopping
Traditional goods, perfumes, gold, and modern malls.
Cuisine and Restaurants
Saudi cuisine includes kabsa, grilled meats, and dates, with growing international culinary scenes.
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