Explore the heritage village of Ushaiqer and wander through its narrow streets between the traditional mud houses and wells. Experience how people used to live in the desert and enjoy traditional Najdi food and drinks for a taste of local culture.

The Edge of the World (its real name is Jabal al-Firin), one of the most popular tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia, gets its nickname from the continuous view of the horizon it offers over its 300-meter-high cliffs, which overlook the surrounding plain. It is part of the much longer Tuwaiq escarpment, descending about 305 meters to the bottom of the ancient ocean. From the top of the cliffs, you'll spot dry rivers that weave across the land and you may see camels moving away below - an ancient caravan route that once ran through these lands. We can enjoy the sunset from the top of the mountain and take unforgettable memorial photos

Start your journey by exploring Diriyah, the Masmak Fortress, Old Riyadh, and Souq Al Zal, each brimming with historical and cultural significance. Accompanied by passionate local guides, you'll learn about the fascinating stories and heritage that define these iconic sites. The adventure continues with a sumptuous local feast, complete with a traditional water-smoking demonstration, allowing you to savor the authentic flavors and practices of the region. Engage in immersive cultural experiences by interacting with local artisans and vendors, gaining insights into their crafts and traditions. In addition to these guided activities, you'll have ample free time to shop and wander through one of Riyadh’s best souqs, discovering unique treasures and souvenirs. This tour is designed to be perfect for single travelers, couples, groups, and families, ensuring an enriching and enjoyable experience for all.

There’s much more to Saudi Arabia than vast ochre deserts. With more than 2.5 million date palm trees blanketing a verdant expanse just inland from Saudi Arabia’s Gulf coast, Al Ahsa is the archetype of a lush desert oasis. And the UNESCO World Heritage-recognized region recently added a new feather to its cap: in October, Guinness World Records declared Al Ahsa the largest self-contained oasis in the world.