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AlUla, a hidden gem in the heart of Saudi Arabia, boasts a treasure trove of natural wonders that will leave you spellbound.
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Also known as Rainbow Rock, it is a bridge-shaped formation situated a 90-minute drive away from the city. You can even spot some semi-precious stones like diamonds and quartz embedded in or lying around the structure.
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Popularly known as the majestic Elephant Rock, this red sandstone structure attracts many tourists. It stands tall, soaring 52 metres into the sky.
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The name "Dancing Rocks" comes from the illusion that these formations are swaying or dancing. These rocks, sculpted by centuries of wind and erosion, appear to balance on top of one another.
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The renowned oasis is a tranquil haven of date palms, farms, and freshwater springs. Enjoy its natural beauty, explore the traditional mud-brick villages, and learn about the region's rich cultural heritage.
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Witness an exceptional mountain formation resembling a jar, opening opposite the Elephant Rock. Soak in sweeping vistas of the valley from this perfect vantage point.
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Gharameel, these dark-hued upright columns, are remains of a colossal ancient mountain once present in Hail. Explore these slender, shadowy stone pillars that reach towards the sky, located just an hour from the city centre.
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Jabal Ikmah, located near the ancient city of Dadan, proudly holds the distinction of being Saudi Arabia's largest 'open-air library,' nestled in a secluded canyon valley.
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