Things to do in Saudi Arabia

"Edge of the World offers a breathtaking cinematic experience that combines stunning visuals with a gripping storyline.The film beautifully captures the raw power of nature& the resilience of the human spirit.With outstanding performances and a strong sense of adventure, it transports viewers to a place where danger and beauty coexist.Whether you're a fan of historical dramas or epic journeys,this movie is an absolute must-watch. A true masterpiece that will leave you in awe from start to finish

A free place to visit after 5pm and a massive place to tour with a wealth of history. We spend 3 hours exploring the site. It becomes even more grand with lightings at night. Great if you want to take some amazing pictures next to traditional Arab village houses. Lots of restaurants to try. We took a Uber to get there.

A detailed Arab history exhibition, well worth a visit

It was pretty good, not too crowded, and the roller coaster was thrilling, but some rides were temporarily closed for maintenance.

✨ 🇸🇦 Riyadh — Where the Future Meets Arabian HeritageA city of dazzling skyscrapers, golden desert horizons, luxurious experiences, and centuries-old traditions. Riyadh reveals a new side of Saudi Arabia — bold, sophisticated, and full of surprises.From breathtaking skyline views to the timeless charm of Diriyah, every moment invites you to discover something extraordinary. 🌆🤍#Riyadh #VisitSaudi #SaudiArabia #LuxuryTravel #ExploreRiyadh #ArabianAdventure

Entering through the same gate as the Yue Rong Zhuang Hotel, security asked if I had purchased a concert ticket (reservation fee 95 SAR). I don't know how others got in, or if they all paid for it. Here's a picture from the back; there's a door at the front, and a bunch of Chinese people were crowding there taking pictures.

The most special place on Earth for Muslims. A place you leave your heart behind and constantly yearn the moment you leave. 💕

It is the most serene and peaceful place on earth. In case you want to pay a visit to Rawda Al-Shareefah to the ladies' side, don't forget to book an appointment from the Nusuk app ahead of time, at least 3 weeks in advance.I would like to see more funding going for the unrestricted flow and organization of the masjid.

It's free and tells some Saudi history and castle stories. There is an antique street next to it, selling local aroma wood, clothes, etc. It's also good to have some fun.

الحمد الله as muslim I have best time there any best viewWant to go again and want to see again