Muslims live the most beautiful and most close days to God, the Most High, in Ramadan, a special place in their hearts, during which they recite from the Holy Qur’an and multiply recitation and remembrance, and they build God’s houses by praying, standing, and supplication. Many prefer not to travel in the Holy Ramadan, but want to stay in the motherland along Family and friends share beautiful customs and traditions, gathering at tables of goodness and blessings. But traveling to Saudi Arabia, especially during this month, is truly an added value that touches the duty. The home of the Two Holy Mosques, is the destination of the Muslim masses, where the prayer there is equal to one hundred thousand prayers. And the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia receives the month of Ramadan and lives it with a special flavor, where feelings of brotherhood, love and compassion are overwhelmed, and the most beautiful customs, traditions and enduring legacies are evident over time.
One of the habits that the people of Saudi Arabia have is eating dates, damp and water at breakfast, which is called “unwinding” or “jaws of empty stomach”, according to the people of the eastern region. After the completion of the Maghrib prayer, everyone goes out to eat the basic breakfast, which is topped by a bean dish backed by ghee or olive oil. Then everyone goes to perform evening prayers and Taraweeh prayers in the mosques. One of the blessed customs in the Kingdom is also the distribution of light breakfast meals at traffic lights for those who realized the call to prayer in the Maghrib while they are on their way to their homes, in accordance with the Sunnah of expediting breakfast. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where your stay will turn into an opportunity for spiritual, psychological and recreational recovery? There is no doubt that you will find many Ramadan tents that mimic the traditions and traditions and bring together individuals and families in an atmosphere full of brotherhood, love and happiness. We advise you to always ask about Ramadan events that will take place in the region where your hotel is located, because the Kingdom hosts a lot of activities and festivals in this holy month that are suitable for all groups and ages. Traveling to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the Eid Al Fitr holiday is also a good and appropriate option. Do not hesitate, dear traveler, to visit the hometown of the holiest Islamic sites, and be completely confident that you will spend wonderful days throughout the homeland of art, history and beautiful nature. Here is this brief guide: Riyadh: the modern, historical and golden capital in sand. The city of Riyadh is distinguished by its beautiful urban character, which reflects the Kingdom’s heritage, and it contains many commercial, financial and cultural centers.
Wadi Hanifa:
When you feel that you need to spend a special time in the presence of nature, you should head to this park, which is the largest of its kind and one of the longest open hiking areas with a length of 80 kilometers, starting from the north of Prince Salman Road until Al-Hair in the south.  € ‹â €‹ Enjoy your vision Beautiful trees, and relax alongside a water channel always run. National Museum:
The National Museum is located on the eastern side of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center in the Al-Murabaa neighborhood, next to the King Abdulaziz Palace (Al-Muraba). It is one of the largest museums in Saudi Arabia, as it stretches over an area of 28,000 square meters and includes many halls that represent the development of the Arabian Peninsula in all fields, up to the historical stages through which the Kingdom passed.Historical shield
â € “â €” â € “â €“ â € “Al Dir’iyyah is a prominent national symbol in the history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as it was the capital of the first Saudi state, and it thus reflects the Kingdom’s glow and strength. Governance and the Ruling Family), which is classified by the United Nations Organization for Science, Education and Culture as a world heritage site, as it contains many archaeological sites such as “Salwa Palace”, “Al-Mughaisibi Towers”, and “Sur Al-Tarif” which includes many huge observation towers. The most sacred part of the earth
There is no description worthy of the status of the holy city of Mecca and fulfills its right. How is it not, which is the heart of the Islamic world and the land of revelation and the holiest site on earth? From it the Islamic civilization and the Muhammadan message originated, and to it millions of visitors from all over the world go in search of tranquility and the promotion of faith. We recommend you to visit: The Two Holy Mosques Museum
The museum, of course, tells the story of the Kingdom’s holiest shrine, the Two Holy Mosques, and is thus one of the most prominent cultural and cultural landmarks in the holy capital, Mecca. The museum, which includes a number of halls, is dedicated to displaying rare antique collections and ancient and modern photographs for the Two Holy Mosques. The Makkah Al-Mukarramah Museum of Archeology and Heritage: â € “â €“ â € المتحف The museum is located in Al-Zahir district on Madinah Road, which leads to the Umm al-Mu’minin Mosque, may God be pleased with it, and it is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the city. It contains rare valuable collections that highlight part of the civilized history of Makkah, including a handwritten Qur’an manuscript dating back to 1287 AH, in addition to a number of books some of which are more than 600 years old. The Human Heritage Museum: â € ‹â € In the Aziziyah neighborhood of Makkah, and displays old tools, collectibles and pictures. Museum of Treasures of Coins: This museum is one of the rarest museums specialized in currencies, and includes many halls, each displaying a specific currency and stages of its development. Jeddah: The Red Sea bride who falls asleep on folklore and history
Is it more beautiful than the beaches of Jeddah and sunset? Is it sweeter than its popular markets full of life and delicious flavors and the magic of history and folklore? Is it more enjoyable than shopping in its commercial centers, or from attending its festivals rich in culture and arts? Is it even more amazing than visiting historical Jeddah ?!
Of course, we advise you to visit the historical Jeddah, which is an open museum and home to great historical sites. The historical Jeddah, which the UNESCO World Heritage Committee has included in the World Heritage List, is located in the city center, and it is divided into its walls into several neighborhoods, namely: Al-Mazloum neighborhood, Al-Sham neighborhood, Al-Yemen neighborhood, Al-Bahar neighborhood, Al-Karantana neighborhood One million children. Historic Jeddah includes many ancient mosques, among them: Al Shafei Mosque, Othman Bin Affan Mosque, Al Basha Mosque, Al Mimar Mosque, King Saud Mosque …
Wander around in the souks of Jeddah, feel the luster of the beautiful past and the sparkle of the present, and the most important of these markets are: Souk Al-Alawi, Bedouin Market, Qabil Market, and Nada Market. There are also many historical khans called Kayseri, meaning the market, which consists of a set of shops that open to some of them, the most important of which are khan: al-Hunud, khan al-Qasaba, which is the place of the textile trade, khan al-Dalalin, khan al-Attarin.
Tabuk City: Coral Land and Archeology
Stunning beaches, a sea sparkling with colorful coral, steadfast historical monuments, this is the city of Tabuk located in the northwest of Saudi Arabia. Tabuk includes many tourist sites, among them are: Maliha, Al-Muadham Fort, Al-Shaq, Ain Al-Sukkar, Maqna Beach, Wadi Qiyal, and the ancient castle … It also contains many commercial centers and malls that display international brands such as: Grand Mall, â € ‹Mall Al-Sanabel, Al-Raqi Mall, Al-Hokair..We advise you to visit: King Abdulaziz Park: Spend an enjoyable time in this park that includes the most beautiful open sessions and a bird garden, a private amusement park for women, in addition to the shops, Riyadh club, restaurants and cafes. Jazan City: the charming pearl of the south
Jizan is one of the thirteen administrative regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, located in the southwest of the Red Sea coast. As for its capital, it is the city of Jizan, which includes the third largest port in the country. The city is famous for its sea, islands and plains, that is to say, simply by its charming nature, which captures the hearts of visitors without asking permission.
Fursan Islands
Farasan Islands is considered one of the most beautiful marine areas in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as its climate is moderate and suitable for visits throughout the year. Please visit her reserve to learn about the natural and wild wildlife and marine life, and dive deep into it with amazing corals and colorful fish.
The Qandal Forest is located in the north of the island of Forsan. It is rich in mangroves and kandal. The waterways and bays give this forest a unique elegance. The Ottoman Castle
The Ottoman castle overlooks most of the coast of the island, and it is characterized by its walls which were built from impolite stones and covered with plaster from inside and outside, and its roof is made of palm groves. Najran city: history and civilization
The city of Najran is distinguished for its archaeological and historical monuments, so how and why has it been, throughout history, an important point of contact between north and west Arabia. The city’s museums are many and varied, and exhibits of the past and its stories are advised. We recommend you to visit:The archaeological site of Al-Okhdood is one of the most prominent archaeological sites in the region. It is the site upon which the old city of Najran was located, and it is located on the southern bank of the Najran Valley between the villages of Al-Qabil and Al-Jarba. The site represents the period following the civilization of southern Arabia, in addition to the Islamic period. King Fahd Park: It is one of the largest parks in the Kingdom, replete with beautiful trees and includes vast green areas and playgrounds for children.
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