Saudi Arabia

Riyadh is Saudi Arabia's modern capital, a fast-rising skyline rooted in Najdi heritage.

Jeddah is the kingdom's vibrant Red Sea gateway, known for its historic Al-Balad old town.

Mecca is Islam's holiest city, the destination of the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Medina is Islam's second holiest city, home to the Prophet's Mosque.

AlUla is home to the breathtaking carved tombs of Hegra, Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO site.

Taif is a cool mountain retreat famed for its rose gardens and pleasant climate.

Abha is a scenic highland city in the Asir Mountains, known for terraced villages.

Tabuk is a historic northern oasis city near ancient trade routes and dramatic desert scenery.

Dammam is a major Gulf coast city and gateway to the kingdom's eastern oil region.

Al Khobar is a modern Gulf coast city known for its corniche and seaside leisure.

Yanbu is a Red Sea port city with pristine coral reefs and a historic old town.

Hail is a northern desert city known for ancient rock art and traditional Najdi architecture.

Najran is a southern oasis city near striking rock formations and ancient heritage sites.

Jizan is a tropical Red Sea coastal city near the lush Farasan Islands.

Buraydah is the heart of the Qassim region, known for date farming and traditional markets.

Al Bahah is a green mountain region known for juniper forests and a mild climate.

Khamis Mushait is a highland city near Asir's dramatic mountain scenery.

Hofuf is home to one of the world's largest oases and the historic Qaisariah souq.

Dhahran is a center of Saudi Arabia's oil industry, with the Ithra cultural museum.

Umluj is a quiet Red Sea fishing town nicknamed the Maldives of Saudi Arabia.