UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Saudi Arabia

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Saudi Arabia. There are 6 UNESCO Sites in Saudi Arabia. The Al-Assa Oasis. Higra Archaeological Site. At Turowif District of Ad-Dariya. Al-Assa Oasis is the largest oasis in the world, comprising gardens, canals, springs, wells, a drainage lake, historical buildings, and archaeological sites that reflect human Higra Archaeological Site, also known as Al-Hij, is the largest conserved site for the Nabataean civilization south of Petra in Jordan. At Turowif District in Ad-Dariya was the first capital of Saudi Arabia. The district is renowned for its naughty architectural style and largely intact urban and architectural ensembles and palaces. The Historic Jeddah. Rock Art of the Hale Region. The Hema Cultural Area. Old Jeddah is located along the eastern shore of the Red Sea. It served as an important port for trade routes and was a multicultural hub. The rock art of the Hale Region features petroglyphs carved by earlier settlers that provide a glimpse into the region's history, spanning 2043 hectares. Hema Cultural Area is on an ancient caravan route and contains a substantial collection of rock art images depicting hunting, fauna, flora, and lifestyles. Saudi Arabia's UNESCO World Heritage Sites are protected locations for their cultural and natural importance. Book your tour in Saudi Arabia with RJ Travel www.rjtravelagency.com. Adventure tours within everyone's reach.