Travelers exploring the beauty of Saudi Arabia - a country the size of Western Europe

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · Mar 6, 2020

Extinct volcano in Ha'il Province (Najd):

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ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · Mar 24, 2020

That freaking coronavirus could not have come at a better time with the recent significant influx of tourists and the many fantastic travel vlogs from KSA.

Annoying. Many of the most famous Youtube travel bloggers have been visiting KSA in recent months and creating amazing contents.

Some fantastic content:

etc. etc. (all those random travelers have several videos from KSA each)

KAL-EL · Mar 24, 2020

Really nice pictures @ArabianEmpires&Caliphates :tup:

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · Mar 25, 2020

KAL-EL said:
Really nice pictures @ArabianEmpires&Caliphates

You are welcome buddy. Good to see you around and stay safe. Recommend taking a look at some of those travel vlogs from KSA that I posted on page 139. Quite a few of them are Americans.

This American guy below created some great content too although he has not yet visited much of KSA. Mostly people to people interactions that judging by the comments have taken many Americans by surprise which should not really be a surprise.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLt0VD58m_3DpKVrrfkGAcA

Progressive1 · Mar 25, 2020

very beautiful

arabs are our real bros

Philosopher · Mar 25, 2020

Every part of Mother Earth is beautiful. Saudi Arabia is no exception. :tup:

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · Apr 14, 2020

Safriz · May 21, 2020

I was a regular visitor of Shuqaiq in western Saudia.
The sea was full of coral reefs and plenty of tropical fish.

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · May 21, 2020

Balqarn, southern KSA

Riyadh "center" (gigantic city in terms of km², from the top of the Kingdom Tower you can hardly see the valleys and mountains in the background)

The Green Riyadh project is one of the most ambitious urban forestation projects in history, $23 billion budget, 7.5 million trees, 541 km² green space, 1,100 km² green belt to transform the capital.

https://www.therahnuma.com/green-ri...itious-urban-forestation-projects-in-history/

https://www.riyadhgreen.sa/en/

A highway in Tabuk province:

"Yellow Lake" in the Al-Ahsa National Park, Eastern Province:

The coastal regions of Al-Ahsa are home to some of the largest mangrove forests in the region if not the largest. The expensive traditional Hasawi rice is also grown not far from that area.

Humble mountain village Hijazi stone house:

Mountain sheep in some mountain village

Some wild mountain valley in Hijaz:

Waterfall

Black camels (!) with black lava fields in the background.

Isolated coastline

Red Sea islands, there are some 1500 Saudi Arabian islands in the Red Sea alone, almost all of them are uninhabited:

A tragedy how the government has failed to sell KSA as a tourist destination until recently. No other country on the planet that offers this much and has such a big size (12th largest in the world) has been this neglected when it comes to tourism advertisement and positive PR in the media. I am extremely happy that this is slowly changing the more outsiders get to know and the more outsiders visit. Many foreigners all over the world are very curious about KSA.

Safriz said:
I was a regular visitor of Shuqaiq in western Saudia.
The sea was full of coral reefs and plenty of tropical fish.

Extreme coastal Southern KSA.

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · May 23, 2020

Random photos, mostly Hijaz

ArabianEmpires&Caliphates · Feb 11, 2022

I have noticed lately that there have been a huge influx of famous "YouTubers" and other "social media people" as well as ordinary travellers from all continents who have been visiting KSA. Millions upon millions of people have seen those videos. It is great PR.

Amazing video (1 million views) by a Ukrainian or Russian tourist.