Tabuk's mountain scenery changes dramatically across the northwest. Jabal Al Lawz and Alqan belong to high granite terrain where winter snow ca…
Umluj is the marine side of Tabuk Region. More than 100 islands lie off its Red Sea coast, where pale sand, shallow blue water and coral reefs crea…
Haql is where Tabuk's mountain landscape reaches the Gulf of Aqaba. The water is clear, the coast is backed by rugged terrain, and the comparat…
Tayma is one of the most important ancient oases in northwestern Arabia. Its history reaches from prehistoric settlement through Bronze and Iron Ag…
Wadi Al Disah is one of Tabuk's strongest natural contrasts: a green corridor of palms and springs running between high sandstone walls. Its ap…
Tabuk City's most interesting heritage is tied to movement. Pilgrims crossed the area on their way from the Levant to Madinah, water sustained …
Tabuk is one of Saudi Arabia's most geographically varied regions. Ancient inland oases, sandstone canyons, granite mountains and two very diff…