[2025 Riyadh ] Travel Guide for Edge of the World (Updated Apr)

My main purpose for visiting Riyadh, Saudi Arabia was for a business trip, so I didn't have much time to go out. I went to many places on a whim during the meeting, and my goal was just to say "I've been here", so I didn't go into much detail. I probably won't come back unless I have a special reason, so I thought I'd visit the classic attractions as a souvenir. The Edge of the World is a "cliff" located in the Gobi Desert outside Riyadh. It is famous for its "spectacular" appearance in the desolate wilderness, especially at sunset, when the golden sun shines on the cliff, giving people a sense of desolation at the end of the world. It takes about two hours to drive from the city center, and the road is not very easy to drive. The last part of the road is directly on the Gobi Desert, which is very bumpy, so if you have elderly people, you may want to consider it carefully. There is a place to rest and go to the bathroom halfway, and this is the only place to rest. Once you enter the Gobi Desert, there are no rest stops or stores. When you arrive, you will really feel that it is worth the trip. We also decided to go to the Edge of the World on a whim, and a Chinese friend who was traveling with us had booked a small car on Trip.com, so we went with them, so we didn't make any special preparations. It is recommended to bring some snacks and water, and wear sportswear, as there is a lot of dust along the way. 🔔Tips: 1. The Edge of the World is about 2.5 hours drive from Riyadh (one way), so it is recommended to prepare for the afternoon + evening free time. 2. The attraction is located in the Gobi Desert, and you need to walk a short distance after arriving, so it is recommended to wear sneakers. 3. Bring a copy or photo of your visa, as police officers will randomly check it. 4. The best time to visit is at sunset, so it is better to book an afternoon tour and go on a sunny day. 5. If you are lucky enough, you will meet a falconer on the edge of the cliff and take a free photo with the falcon. 6. It is recommended to bring a selfie stick to take pictures of yourself, the cliff, and the afterglow.

Hey guys, an 8-day tour of Saudi Arabia, exploring a mysterious country! A super practical guide is here to help you explore the charm of Saudi Arabia with ease. Save it now! . 🗓Itinerary: DAY1: National Museum of Saudi Arabia -> Murabba Palace -> Edge of the World Explore Saudi culture, from museums to palaces, and then to magnificent natural wonders, a full day of itinerary! DAY2: Masmak Fortress -> Kingdom Center -> Sky Bridge Feel the historical heritage and modern style of Saudi Arabia, and the Sky Bridge is amazing! DAY3: Al Ula Fort Immerse yourself in the ancient charm of Al Ula Fort and experience a different historical journey. DAY4: Al Ula Ancient City Ruins Visit the mysterious Al Ula Ancient City and feel the precipitation of thousands of years of history. DAY5: Maraya Concert Hall -> Elephant Rock -> Al Garameel A wonderful blend of music and nature, this day will take you to experience the diverse charm of Saudi Arabia. DAY6: Al Ula -> Yanbu🚗Old Town of Yanbu🏙+Yanbu Coastal Park🏖 Drive from Al Ula to Yanbu and feel the charm of the old town and the coastal scenery. DAY7: Tayebat City -> King Fahd Fountain -> Jeddah Corniche Travel through history and modernity, the beauty of the fountain and the Corniche is unforgettable. DAY8: Jeddah Airport Transfer✈Free Activities🎈+Exclusive Airport Transfer+End of Itinerary Free activities on the last day, enjoy the good time in Saudi Arabia, and then exclusive airport transfer, end of a perfect trip! . Must-visit attractions: 🏙️ Kingdom Center: This is a landmark of Saudi Arabia, and you can enjoy the city view after reaching the top, don't miss it! 🌊 King Fahd Fountain: A magnificent view on the Red Sea coast, when hundreds of lights are lit together, it's so beautiful that you'll cry. 🌄 Edge of the World: The ultimate destination for adventurers, accompanied by acacia trees along the way, picturesque scenery, a must-go! . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have Items for a Trip to Saudi Arabia 📞 Phone Card: Buy a local phone card for easy contact and don't miss any beautiful scenery. 🔌 Travel Adapter: Saudi plugs are different, bring a converter, no worries about charging. 🪪 Personal Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license, travel with peace of mind. 👕 Clothing: Saudi Arabia is slightly cool in December, robes and headscarves are warm and local. 🔋 Charger: Mobile phone and camera charging cables to capture beautiful moments. 💊 Common Medicine: Bring some cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. 🎒 With these, start your trip to Saudi Arabia! . If you like Saudi Arabia, save this guide now, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover!🌄✨

Just returned from a trip to Saudi Arabia, finally checked off the country of wealth from my bucket list, and found that it was quite different from my stereotype. Take Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, for example. It is a modern city with a "money" power that rises in the heart of the desert. I have summarized 6 must-visit places in and around the city. If you are planning a trip, you can go directly after reading this guide! ▫️ 💚%Arabica It is said to be the largest %Arabica in the world. Most malls and restaurants in Riyadh open after 12:00 pm, but this coffee shop opens at 7:00 am. If you want to take photos with no one around, I suggest you go early. The interior of the building is pure white, which looks very stylish. It has two floors, with a U-shaped coffee bar in the atrium, a glass curtain wall of the roasting workshop, and a viewing seat upstairs, all of which are great for taking photos. ▫️ 💚Kingdom Tower It is currently the tallest building in Riyadh, and it looks like a bottle opener from a distance (friends from Shanghai should understand, haha). The shape of the building is designed to withstand the wind and sand in the desert and to resemble the way locals dress in robes. The Kingdom Tower has 99 floors in total, and the sky bridge on the top floor offers a panoramic view of Riyadh. ▫️ 💚National Museum Museum lovers should not miss it. The museum has a total of 8 exhibition halls and more than 4,000 exhibits. The garden in the courtyard and the park outside the museum are like oases in the yellow sand of Riyadh, which is refreshing. ▫️ 💚Diriyah Diriyah is the former site of the Saudi dynasty and a UNESCO-certified must-visit place in Saudi Arabia. Admission is free before 5:00 pm every day, and a 50 riyal ticket is required after 5:00 pm, but it can be used for dining in the ancient city. The most famous building in the ancient city is Turaif in the center. When the lights come on in the evening, the whole ancient city looks mysterious and beautiful. ▫️ 💚Edge of the World It is about a 2-hour drive from downtown Riyadh, and the second half of the road is a difficult dirt road, so it is not recommended to drive there by yourself. Here you can enjoy the beautiful sunset over the desert and the Gobi Desert, as well as the spectacular rock formations, which is a must-see attraction in Saudi Arabia in my mind.

Just an hour's drive from Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, in a 4WD vehicle lies the cliff commonly known as the 'Edge of the World.' From the top of the cliff, you can enjoy an endless horizon and a beautiful sunset. This is a must-do activity when visiting Riyadh. The breathtaking view created by the Earth will leave you in awe. Typically, you need to join a local tour to visit this place. Since you need to drive on rough desert roads for about 30 minutes, visiting by rental car is not recommended. I booked a tour with Tour around Saudi through GetYourGuide, which cost around 7500 yen. The tour included dinner at a desert campsite and was very satisfying. There are also several companies offering private tours, so find one that suits you. If you're lucky, you might even encounter camels along the way. As a precaution, the ride on the desert road can be quite bumpy, so if you are prone to motion sickness, it's a good idea to take some medication. Also, be sure to listen carefully to the guide's instructions regarding meeting times and other details. At the Edge of the World, you can witness the landscapes you imagined of Saudi Arabia. Be sure to join a tour when you visit Riyadh! 📍Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The Cliff of the World is located on the ridge of the Tuwaiq Mountain range northwest of Riyadh, and is a unique scenery of the Shuaib AlHesiyyah Nature Reserve • Standing on the edge of the platform in the distance Looking at the steep cliffs and deep abyss At sunset, the golden sunlight shines on the cliffs, which is extremely shocking Admiring the wonders of nature, especially under the sunlight It's spectacular and shocking beyond words! • The Cliff of the World is a spot I think is very worth visiting around Riyadh, and you will find quite a few Chinese compatriots, I feel this spot has been hyped up by the Chinese - 🚗Road experience: The journey made me very uncomfortable, shaking for at least 45 minutes, After arriving, you have to walk for 30 minutes, not too hard to walk • 🚗How to get there: The road to the Cliff of the World is very difficult to drive, you must have a professional four-wheel drive, there are many group tours to the Cliff of the World! 💰Charter cost: about 2500-3000 for a 7-seater There are also 4500 groups online, which is more than chartering a car by yourself, with some desert sunset afternoon tea experience 🛹Interesting things: On the way back, it was dark at sunset, suddenly our car's battery was not in good contact, and it couldn't start and couldn't drive Then a group of us opened the flashlight on our phones by the side of the road waiting for the car behind, I didn't expect it to be the last car! I feel extremely lucky, because they didn't have the tools to charge the battery, they went out to call someone During the waiting process, our car miraculously revived, so we also had the experience of watching the stars under the starry sky together

#February2025 #SaudiArabia #Riyadh Located in the suburbs of Riyadh, it takes about 50 minutes to arrive from the city. The last section is not paved road You must have a four-wheel drive car to drive in. It is more convenient to join a local tour We set out from the city at 4 o'clock and went to see camels and take photos on the way. Arrived at edge of the world at almost 5 o'clock The landform really looks like the Grand Canyon. In this vast scenery, human beings feel so small. The advantage of arriving in the evening is that you can also watch the sunset The sunset + canyon view is really beautiful! For those who like hiking, there are also hiking trails of different difficulty levels. Even at night, you can see the road without turning on the headlights. ⚠️Tips: ✅ Wear comfortable walking shoes (the road is not stable and not easy to walk on) ✅Bring your own water, snacks, and jacket (There are no shops here, and the temperature difference between day and night is huge) ✅There is a gas station on the way and I need to go to the toilet, but there is no toilet here ✅If you want to hike, it is recommended to come on weekends, because there are not many people on weekdays, and if something happens, no one will know (some places have no signal at all)

Travel with your kids to Saudi Arabia and explore its history and nature! This carefully selected 8-day itinerary, featuring the National Museum of Saudi Arabia and Jeddah Corniche, is the perfect choice for a family trip. -- 🏃Route Recommendations: An In-depth Tour of Saudi Arabia Day 1: National Museum of Saudi Arabia - Murabba Palace - Edge of the World Start your journey by immersing yourselves in Saudi culture. From the historical treasures at the museum to the elegant Murabba Palace and the breathtaking Edge of the World, this itinerary is both fulfilling and insightful. Day 2: Masmak Fortress - Kingdom Centre - Kingdom Centre SkyBridge Visit the ancient Masmak Fortress and experience the weight of history. Then, head to the Kingdom Centre and marvel at the city's beauty from the SkyBridge. Day 3: A'Arif Fort Dedicate this day to exploring the mystery and legends of A'Arif Fort, immersing yourselves in the architecture and culture of the Middle East. Day 4: Mada'in Saleh Delve into the ancient city of Mada'in Saleh, trace the footsteps of ancient civilizations, and embark on a wondrous journey through time. Day 5: Maraya Concert Hall - Elephant Rock - Al Gharameel Experience the charm of art at the Maraya Concert Hall, then head to Elephant Rock and Al Gharameel to admire the wonders of nature. Day 6: AlUla 🚗 Yanbu - Yanbu Old Town 🏙 - Yanbu Waterfront Park 🏖 Drive to Yanbu, explore the blend of history and modernity in Yanbu Old Town, and stroll along the picturesque Yanbu Waterfront Park, enjoying the gentle sea breeze. Day 7: Taybat City - King Fahd's Fountain - Jeddah Corniche Visit the magnificent Taybat City, admire the majestic King Fahd's Fountain, and finally, experience the leisure and tranquility of the Jeddah Corniche. Day 8：Jeddah Airport Transfer ✈ - Free Time 🎈 Enjoy your last moments of free time in Jeddah before our private transfer service takes you safely to the airport, marking the end of your delightful Saudi Arabian journey. -- Travel Tips: 🎁Souvenir Prices: The prices of Saudi Arabian souvenirs, such as spices and jewelry, vary depending on quality and craftsmanship. Be sure to compare prices before purchasing! 📇Visa Information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to Saudi Arabia. Ensure your passport has sufficient validity and prepare all required documents. 🍽️Food: Don't miss out on traditional Saudi cuisine, such as grilled lamb chops and chicken kabsa. The rich flavors will leave you wanting more! 👗Dress Code: Saudi Arabia is a conservative country. Female travelers should dress modestly and avoid revealing clothing. 📸Photography Tips: When taking photos of locals and religious sites in Saudi Arabia, respect their privacy and beliefs to avoid unnecessary trouble. -- Saudi Arabia, a mysterious and charming country, awaits your exploration! 🌍 Don't forget to like + save and share with your fellow travelers! 🌟

⛰️ The Cliff of the World, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Edge of The World ——Chasing a sunset at the end of the world🌄 Note: One way trip takes more than 2 hours, and the last half hour is spent driving on the Gobi Desert. A four-wheel drive off-road vehicle and a driver familiar with the road conditions are required. It is recommended to charter a car, as self-driving is a bit risky.

🌟This is one of the richest countries in the world, full of oil and princes, simply incredibly wealthy. And since opening visas in 2019, restrictions were further eased in 2022. Chinese citizens can apply for electronic visas, with multiple entries within a year and stays of up to 90 days, making travel super convenient. Riyadh: A Blend of Modern and Traditional The capital, Riyadh, is a charming city. Here you'll find the 99-story "bottle opener"—Kingdom Centre Tower. Standing on the top-floor skybridge, you can overlook the entire bustling city😍. There's also the recognized World Heritage Site, At-Turaif District in ad-Dir'iyah, where Najdi-style architecture showcases a unique Arabian style. And the "Edge of the World" northwest of Riyadh is even more stunning. Standing in the desert, it feels like you're at the end of the world. AlUla: An Ancient Legend in the Desert AlUla, located in northwestern Saudi Arabia, is a must-visit to experience Saudi Arabia's ancient civilization and desert scenery. Hegra, Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, features over 130 tombs that resemble a large open-air museum. Elephant Rock, shaped like an elephant, is one of the iconic attractions of the AlUla Valley. There's also Maraya Concert Hall, the world's largest mirrored building, reflecting the magnificent scenery of the surrounding valleys and sand dunes during the day and the desert starry sky at night—breathtakingly beautiful. Jeddah: The "Maldives" on the Red Sea Jeddah is Saudi Arabia's coastal city, with coastal scenery comparable to the Maldives. The west coast of the city, near the Red Sea, is the perfect spot to watch the Red Sea sunset and the spectacular King Fahd's Fountain, one of the world's largest fountains. The Floating Mosque, built along the Red Sea, is extremely romantic with its pure white main structure and blue-green dome. Al-Balad, the historic district, is also not to be missed. The buildings here, mostly built in the early 16th-20th centuries, are constructed with coral stones from the Red Sea, and the doors and windows are painted in bright, vibrant colors, full of cultural charm. In addition to the beautiful scenery, Saudi Arabia's cuisine is also very distinctive😄. Shawarma, for example, is marinated meat wrapped in flatbread with fresh vegetables and special sauces, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Kabsa, the national dish, is a flavorful rice dish seasoned with spices and served with lamb, chicken, or fish, hearty and delicious. There are also snacks like falafel and hummus, which are also very good. In short, Saudi Arabia is a country with an air of mystery, with modern romance, historical civilization, wild deserts, and unique, naturally formed wonders—beautiful and full of treasures. If you want to experience extreme solitude and romance, you must visit Saudi Arabia🎉. Kingdom Centre: Located in the heart of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, it is a landmark building and the largest and most important financial and economic center in Riyadh. Once the tallest building in the Middle East, it still holds the position of the second tallest building in the Middle East. The tower houses numerous offices, a five-star hotel, and 44 luxury suites. From the top of this tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Riyadh. (II) Old Royal Palace: Located in the Hanifa Valley, 16 km northwest of Riyadh. This was once the ancient capital of the former Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the birthplace of the Saudi family. Many mosques were built within the ancient capital, which was the base for Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab to spread Wahhabism. Currently, the only relatively well-preserved ruin of the ancient capital is this old royal palace, built with mud, stone, dried citrus, dried date palm leaves, and trunks. It is mainly composed of two- or three-story mud buildings, many of which have already collapsed. (III) Masmak Fortress: Located in the southern suburbs of Riyadh, 23 km from Riyadh Airport, it was built in 1865. In Arabic, it means "tall and thick building," which is the most appropriate name for this sturdy fortress. Its walls are very thick, a full 18 inches, and at each corner, there is a huge 18-meter-high watchtower, emphasizing its impregnability and stability. (IV) Taif: The summer capital of Saudi Arabia. Luxurious residences and villas have been built here. Taif preserves many ancient relics, including a castle built during the Ottoman Empire, a military fortress built during the Arabian Peninsula War, the Abdullah Al-Abbas Mosque, which was first built in the 6th-7th centuries, and King Faisal's palace, Shubra Palace. (V) Rub' al Khali: Meaning "Empty Quarter," it gets its name from covering about a quarter of the Arabian Peninsula and is one of the largest deserts in the world. (VI) Mecca: Located in the valley of the Ibrahim Wadi in the middle section of the Sarawat Mountains in western Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is located on the Arabian Peninsula in southwest Asia, and Mecca, the first holy city of Islam, is located in the valley of the Ibrahim Wadi in the middle section of the Sarawat Mountains in western Saudi Arabia. (VII) Hegra Archaeological Site (Mada'in Saleh): Formerly known as Hegra, it is the largest preserved site of the Nabataean civilization south of Petra, Jordan. (VIII) At-Turaif District in ad-Dir'iyah: The At-Turaif District in ad-Dir'iyah is the location of the first capital of the Saudi dynasty, located in central Arabia, northwest of Riyadh, and was first built in the 15th century. (IX) King Fahd's Fountain: The tallest fountain in the world. Built between 1980 and 1983 and put into use in 1985, King Fahd's Fountain is a very special fountain. It is not located in a palace or a square, but in the sea. (X) Floating Mosque: Located on the Corniche Road in Jeddah, the second largest city in Saudi Arabia, it is built on the edge of the Red Sea and supported by several thick cement pillars. From a distance, it looks like it is standing on the water, hence the name Floating Mosque. The mosque has a simple and elegant appearance, and the calm pool in front makes it truly beautiful, with its reflection in the water even more charming.

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From the breathtaking Edge of the World in Riyadh, the mysterious AlUla, to the coastal charm of Jeddah, every stop is full of surprises. This guide covers everything you need to know about visas, attractions, and accommodations to explore the 'Desert Kingdom' of the Middle East. 【✈Travel Preparation】 ✉Visa Application: Obtaining a Saudi visa is very convenient. You can choose between an e-visa or a visa on arrival, with the possibility of same-day approval via the official website. 💰Currency Exchange: Saudi Arabia offers various payment methods. Locals commonly use cash and credit cards, so it's advisable to exchange some SR (Saudi Riyal). 🔌Power Adapter: The standard plug type is the three-prong plug, including USB and Type-C interfaces. 【🗺City Attractions】 1⃣Riyadh Known as the 'Garden City' of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh boasts numerous historical museums and tourist attractions. The Edge of the World on the outskirts is a must-see. Attractions: Edge of the World, National Museum of Saudi Arabia, Diriyah, Murabba Palace, Sky Bridge ⏰Recommended Stay: 2-3 days 2⃣AlUla Located in northern Saudi Arabia, AlUla is known as the 'Oasis City' and is one of the most exciting cities to visit. It's a must-visit for those following in the footsteps of explorers. Attractions: Hegra, Maraya Concert Hall, AlUla Old Town, Elephant Rock, Adventure Gate ⏰Recommended Stay: 2-4 days 3⃣Jeddah As the second-largest city in Saudi Arabia, Jeddah is a coastal city along the Red Sea, rich in historical sites and attractions, perfect for a beach vacation. Attractions: Red Sea Yacht Tour, Corniche, Jeddah Old Town, Floating Mosque, Red Sea Snorkeling ⏰Recommended Stay: 1 day 4⃣Dammam Located along the Persian Gulf, Dammam is rich in history and culture, making it worth a visit despite having fewer attractions. Attractions: Khobar Water Tower, Dammam Kingdom Library, Khalifa Park ⏰Recommended Stay: 1-2 days 【📲Essential Travel Apps】 🚌Public Transport ①Riyadh Bus: Essential for taking buses in Riyadh! Easily purchase tickets and check bus schedules and routes. ②Darb: Must-have for Riyadh metro travel, making metro rides easy and convenient. ③HHR Train: The high-speed rail app in Saudi Arabia, super convenient for booking tickets, online payment, and seat selection. 🚗Transportation ④Uber: Commonly used ride-hailing app in Saudi Arabia, convenient and quick. ⑤Car Rental: Recommended for customized travel. 【🏢Hotel Recommendations】 The St. Regis Red Sea Resort Six Senses Southern Dunes Nujuma a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Banyan Tree AlUla

First time in Saudi Arabia? Don't miss this 3-day itinerary, which will take you on an in-depth exploration of the museums and let you experience the unique cultural charm of Saudi Arabia! -------------------- Saudi Arabia, a historic oil kingdom 👑, is a unique landscape of deserts and oases 🏜️. The customs here are unique, and you can experience the blend of traditional and modern Arabian style. Don't miss it! 🕌 -------------------- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Masmak Fortress - Kingdom Centre - Sky Bridge - Riyadh Boulevard - National Museum of Saudi Arabia - Murabba Palace Travel through the intersection of history and modernity and experience the unique charm of Saudi Arabia. From ancient fortresses to bustling commercial centers to the cultural immersion of museums, the day is full of excitement. Day 2️⃣: Edge of the World - Turaif Explore natural wonders and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Saudi Arabia. Standing on the Edge of the World, you will feel your soul cleansed. Then head to Turaif to experience the tranquility and beauty of the area. Day 3️⃣: Riyadh Airport Transfer ✈️ End your wonderful trip to Saudi Arabia with 24-hour airport transfer service and head home with fond memories. -------------------- Attraction Recommendations: Kingdom Centre ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: King Abdullah Rd, King Fahd, Riyadh 12271 ⏰Opening Hours: Mon-Thu, Sat-Sun 09:30-22:30; Fri 15:35-22:30 🕰️Duration: 1-2 hours A landmark building, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the top. Definitely not to be missed! Edge of the World ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 15426, Saudi Arabia ⏰Opening Hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 1 day This is the end of the adventure, and the beautiful acacia trees along the way will make you linger. National Museum of Saudi Arabia ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Historical Center, King Abdul Aziz, Al Murabba, Riyadh 12631 ⏰Opening Hours: Thu-Fri 14:00-22:00; Mon-Wed, Sat 09:00-19:00; Closed on Sun 🕰️Duration: 1-2 hours Want to learn about the history of King Abdullah? This museum is full of exhibits and is a witness to history. Turaif ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Wadi Hanifah, Al Traif, Ad Diriyah 13711 ⏰Opening Hours: Mon-Thu, Sun 10:00-00:00; Fri 14:00-00:00; Sat 10:00-00:00 🕰️Duration: 1 hour This is an important historical site in Saudi Arabia and was the birthplace of the Saudi family. Feel the weight of history. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Bring a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the voltage in Saudi Arabia is different. 🆔 Make sure you have your passport and visa, as you will need them to enter and exit the country. 👕 Wear light and breathable clothing, as it is still hot in Saudi Arabia in February. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged. 🕶️ Bring sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. 💊 Bring some common medicines for peace of mind. -------------------- A trip to Saudi Arabia, where you can experience the mysterious Arabian style and explore the traces of a thousand years of history, is waiting for you!

Hey girls! Here's an 8-day itinerary for Saudi Arabia and more! Experience the culture of multiple countries and save this itinerary now! . Saudi Arabia: Experience the weight of history. Visit Mecca and experience the charm of Islamic culture🕌. Cross the desert and admire the spectacular Rub' al Khali🏜️. Saudi Arabia is a must-see on a multi-country tour! . 🌍Itinerary: Day 1: Fly from Shanghai to Riyadh. Transfer to your hotel and get ready for your Saudi Arabia tour! Day 2: Explore the rich history of the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, the prosperity of the Kingdom Centre, and the unique style of Murabba Palace. Day 3: Visit the Edge of the World and admire the magnificent natural scenery. Day 4: Fly from Riyadh to The St. Regis Red Sea Resort. Enjoy transfer services. Day 5: Spend a relaxing day at The St. Regis Red Sea Resort. Day 6: Fly from The St. Regis Red Sea Resort to Doha. Transfer to your hotel and rest up for your Qatar tour. Day 7: Visit the National Museum of Qatar, the Qatar National Library, and Al Jazeera. Day 8: Fly from Doha to Shanghai. End your amazing journey and see you next time!🛫 . Travel essentials:🧳Multi-country tour, easy travel! 📞 SIM card + backup: Stay connected. 🔌 Plug adapter: Different voltages, no problem. 🪪 Documents + copies: ID, visa, travel safely. 👕 Light, breathable clothing: Perfect for the desert heat. 🔋 Multi-function charger: Charge multiple devices, easy to carry. 🕶️ Sunglasses + sunscreen: Strong sun, full protection. 💊 Medicine + guide: Travel healthy, travel safely. . Saudi Arabia: Experience the mystery and luxury of the oil kingdom. Experience the culture of multiple countries and start your magical journey now!

1. Kingdom Centre Tower 🗼✨ This is a landmark building in Riyadh, standing at 311 meters tall with 99 floors, making it the second tallest skyscraper in Saudi Arabia. The Sky Bridge on the top of the tower is located on the 99th floor, 300 meters above the ground, and is a suspended observation deck offering a panoramic view of Riyadh's skyline, especially at sunset. 🌇 Recommended visit duration: 0.5 days. 2. Ad Diriyah 🏰 Known as the "Pearl of Saudi Arabia," it is one of Riyadh's most important tourist attractions. The ancient city is home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Al Turaif, which was once the earliest royal palace of the Saudi royal family, preserving the 15th-century Najdi architectural style. 🏰 The city also features historical buildings such as Salwa Palace and Saad bin Saud Palace, as well as Bujairi Terrace, where you can enjoy international cuisine. 🥩 Recommended visit duration: 0.5-1 days. 3. Edge of the World 🌋 Located in the desert northwest of Riyadh, about a 3-hour drive from the city center. This is a natural geological landscape, with cliffs about 300 meters high, offering a breathtaking view of the desolate Gobi Desert from the edge. 🌋 Recommended visit duration: 1-2 days. 4. Masmak Fort 🏰 This is a historic fort that witnessed the founding of Saudi Arabia. It has now been converted into a museum, showcasing early 20th-century photographs, artworks, and multimedia exhibitions. 📚 5. National Museum of Saudi Arabia 🏛️ Also known as the King Abdulaziz Historical Center (KAHC), it is an outstanding representation of Saudi history and culture. The museum has eight themed galleries, displaying archaeological discoveries, artifacts, and interactive exhibits. 🎨 6. Riyadh Zoo 🐯 This is one of the most popular zoos in Riyadh, home to 196 species and over 2,000 animals, including bears, kangaroos, wolves, tigers, lions, and more. 🐯 These attractions not only allow you to experience the modern charm of Riyadh but also provide an in-depth understanding of its rich history and culture. Go check them out! 🎉

| The Ultimate Romance at the End of the World. The Edge of the World is a place of legend, and I have longed to visit for a long time. Today, I finally set foot on this dreamlike land to explore the hidden beauty between the mountains and the sea. 🌊 The view from the cliff is like a dreamlike painting. Standing on the edge of the cliff, the vast sea is in full view. The waves crash against the cold cliffs, and the splashing waves are like a majestic symphony composed by the sea and the land. The setting sun casts a warm orange glow over the entire cliff, creating a magnificent scene that is mesmerizing. It is as if time has stopped in this dreamlike twilight. 💨 The gentle sea breeze carries the unique salty scent of the sea, gently ruffling my hair and caressing my face. If I close my eyes and listen to the whispers of the wind, I can feel my body and mind being gently wrapped by the sea breeze. The troubles of the world are blown away, leaving only a sense of clarity and peace. Looking into the distance, the horizon is like the beginning of chaos, where it is impossible to tell where the sea ends and the sky begins. It is the end of the world and the source of romance, full of mystery and the unknown, inviting me to dream and imagine. 📷 In this scene, taking photos is a must. No matter the angle or pose, every frame has a cinematic quality. A back view blends into the mountains and the sea, expressing a sense of loneliness and freedom. A close-up of my wind-blown cheeks shows vitality and emotion. A panoramic view captures the vastness of the world, preserving this breathtaking romance forever. 💕 The Edge of the World is like a spiritual sanctuary outside the world, where romance and healing intertwine. Every inch of air here is filled with a sense of freedom and tranquility, and every scene tells the story of nature's craftsmanship. I sincerely recommend that all travelers come here to experience this dreamlike journey that touches the soul, to let their weary souls rest, and to continue their romantic stories.

A tour of the spectacular desert scenery that can be reached by car in about 2 hours northwest from Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. The cheapest tours cost around 7,000 to 15,000 yen. Most tours include snacks and water, and dinner is also included at a campsite-like place. We meet on the outskirts of Riyadh around 1pm, and from there we travel for about 2 hours. On the way, we also get to interact with camels and explore caves. The tour guide driver was very friendly, and the journey was lively and extremely fun.

Warm up your winter with a trip to Qatar and other countries. Explore multiple countries in a week and enjoy a warm holiday! -------- Explore Qatar and other countries, and travel through deserts and oceans! 🏜️🌊 From the modern city of Doha in Qatar to the historic Arabian Peninsula, experience different regional styles and cultural charms. Don't miss Qatar, a country known for its wealth! 💰 -------- 🌍 Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Arrive in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service to start your desert oasis journey! Day 2: Visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, Murabba Palace, and Riyadh Boulevard to experience Saudi culture. Day 3: Visit the Edge of the World and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 4: ✈️ Fly from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to Doha, Qatar. A private transfer will take you to the airport 3 hours in advance to ensure a worry-free trip. Day 5: Visit The Pearl-Qatar and experience the luxury and style of the artificial island. Day 6: Visit the National Museum of Qatar to learn about the history and culture of Qatar. Day 7: ✈️ Return from Doha, Qatar. A private transfer will take you to the airport, ending your wonderful multi-country trip! -------- Attractions: National Museum of Qatar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Friday 1:30 pm–7:00 pm; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday–Sunday 9:00 am–7:00 pm; Tuesday closed; Thursday 9:00 am–9:00 pm - Duration: 2–3 hours - A treasure designed by Jean Nouvel, a close combination of art and history, waiting for you to explore. The Pearl-Qatar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: The Pearl-Qatar, Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 2–3 hours - A gathering place for fashionistas, enjoy the seaside view while dining outdoors. Edge of the World ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 15426, Saudi Arabia - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - The end of the adventure, with acacia trees along the way. Experience the magnificence and tranquility of nature. -------- Travel Essentials: 🧳 Qatar and Other Countries Travel Checklist 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy contact. Don't forget to buy a data package for more freedom online. 🔌 Plug adapters are essential as different countries have different sockets. 👕 Dress for the season. Bring a warm coat if you go in December, and wear comfortable shoes for walking. With visa-free policies, you can travel with complete documents. A multi-country trip is waiting for you! 🌟 -------- 🎉 A full itinerary for a multi-country trip. We hope these tips will make your trip to Qatar and other countries even more exciting! 🎉

Here is a guide to the Edge of the World: Transportation - Self-driving: Choose a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle. It takes about 2 hours to drive from Riyadh, half of which is on a washboard road. - Group tour: Choose a half-day or full-day tour from Riyadh. The half-day tour includes hiking, yoga, stargazing, camping, Arabian afternoon tea, and Bedouin dinner. The full-day tour includes a visit to the attractions in Riyadh. Tour time - Half-day tour: Usually departs in the afternoon to enjoy the sunset at the Edge of the World. - Full-day tour: Visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia and Murabba Palace in the morning, and go hiking, camping, and enjoy afternoon tea and the sunset at the Edge of the World in the afternoon. Attraction features - The Edge of the World is a cliff hundreds of meters high at the end of the Tuwaiq Mountains, surrounded by a desolate desert. The scenery is magnificent and spectacular, making it a great place to take sunset photos. - There are climbing sections during the hike, where you can observe the relics and fossils of the Harlin Riverbed up close. Tour tips - Clothing: Wear hiking shoes or sneakers with good grip. Women can wear solid-color fitted sportswear, solid-color dresses with large skirts, or Middle Eastern-style clothing. - Items to bring: Take sun protection measures, bring enough water and snacks, and note that there are no shops in the scenic area. - Safety: The mountain road is rugged, the cliff has no guardrail, and there is no cell phone signal in the scenic area. Do not act alone. Nearby attractions - Diriyah: If you have enough time, you can go to Diriyah to see the night view after watching the sunset at the Edge of the World.

5 Days in Saudi Arabia: A Winter Trip to Remember! This guide will help you explore Saudi Arabia and experience its unique culture. Save it now! -------------------- 🌆Itinerary: DAY 1: ✈️Arrive in Riyadh - Private Airport Transfer - Check in to a 4-Star Hotel Enjoy 24-hour airport transfer service and head to a 4-star hotel in the city center to rest. DAY 2: Kingdom Center - Sky Bridge - Riyadh Boulevard Explore the bustling Kingdom Center, stroll along the Sky Bridge, and enjoy the views of Riyadh Boulevard. DAY 3: Edge of the World - Red Sand Dunes Visit the spectacular Edge of the World and marvel at the wonders of nature. Then, head to the Red Sand Dunes and experience the unique charm of the desert. DAY 4: National Museum of Saudi Arabia - Murabba Palace - Masmak Fortress Visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia to learn about the country's history and culture. Then, visit Murabba Palace and Masmak Fortress to admire the ancient architecture. DAY 5: Riyadh City Tour - ✈️Depart from Riyadh Enjoy free time in Riyadh on the last day. Then, enjoy 24-hour airport transfer service and head to the airport to end your wonderful trip to Saudi Arabia. -------------------- Tips: - The exchange rate for the Saudi riyal is relatively stable. We recommend exchanging currency locally to save money. 💸 - Don't miss out on Saudi cuisine! The grilled meat and qashta are delicious! 🍖🍮 - Dates are affordable and sweet, making them a great souvenir! 🍫🎁 - Remember to protect yourself from the sun and heat, and stay hydrated. Your health is important! ☀️💧 - Respect local customs and do not take photos of military facilities. Be a responsible traveler. 📸🚫 -------------------- That's all for this trip to Saudi Arabia. Don't forget to follow me for more exciting guides. See you next time! 👋

Edge of the world is located some 100km NW from the capital of KSA Riyadh. Up to about 30km, road is good, until you reach tarmac road. Even that road is not that bad, there a few spots that are not drivable without a 4x4 or at least higher car. I ventured with a regular small car, and was eventually stopped some 5km before goal. Luckily a group picked me up and drove me to the final spot. Pictures I did, do net give the spot the right justice, it is magnificent, and definitely worth the trip.

During my trip to Saudi Arabia during the National Day holiday, the place that left a deep impression on me was of course the Cliff of the World. Usually attractions with "world" in the title make me feel flashy, but this place really surprised me. Is Cliff of the World worth it after being asked in the circle of friends? Some people say that it’s just a bunch of Gobi deserts, and there’s nothing you can’t see. Some people say that the sunset in the desert is desolate and beautiful, but this trip still lives up to it. Regarding the ✅ and ❌ of World Cliff, I have summarized them below. As for whether it is worth it or not, you can weigh it yourself. ▫️ 🚗The Cliff of the World is about a 2-hour drive from downtown Riyadh. There is no public transportation to reach it. It is usually recommended to charter a car or join a local group. 🏃Route: Riyadh-Local Ancient Village-Bat Cave-Cliff of the World 🌟Notes: 1️⃣It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the parking point to the Cliff of the World viewing point. There is sand and dust all the way, and it is very sunny. It is recommended that everyone wear sun protection, wear a hat and sunglasses, and prepare a bottle of water, otherwise you will be very thirsty. 2️⃣ It is not recommended to drive by yourself, because the second half of the journey from Riyadh to Cliff of the World is completely bumpy dirt road, and there is no signal. It will be really scary when you return after watching the sunset and everything is dark. ▫️ ✅Worthful points: 👉The sun is really big near the equator, and the round red sun looks so shocking~ 👉The group of Gobi rocks on the Cliff of the World are amazing up close! Like a giant rising from the ground, standing abruptly in the desert. 👉After watching the sunset in the desert, local groups usually have a starry sky tent dinner. Although the meal is average, when you look up you see the Milky Way and you can’t help but wow! ▫️ ❌Not worth it: 👉It was a nearly 2-hour car ride, and the second half of it was really bumpy. All the dust that was raised along the way entered the car, and the air conditioner couldn't filter it out at all. People who get motion sickness will doubt their life. 👉The scenic spots we passed on the way, the ancient village and the Bat Cave, are not good for anyone who goes there. The ancient village is just a bunch of abandoned houses without any maintenance. I didn’t see a single one 🦇 inside the Bat Cave, and it was very hot. 👉After struggling for so long, the time to wait for the sunset at the Cliff of the World was very short, probably less than an hour, so the drive back and forth took 4 hours, and most of it was bumpy on the dirt road... ▫️ Anyway, if you travel to Riyadh, Cliff of the World is still the most worthwhile place in my mind. If you have enough time, I still recommend going there. After all... you have come!

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Wonderful place to see a view that I never seen before. Just only one problem is too hot there… All the outdoor activities have to do in late afternoon till night, but you won’t regret to be there once in your life time 🤩 Daytime we can go to shopping centers, museum, or attend some indoor activities.

Saudi Arabia, the second largest desert in the Arab world. In the past, this area was an ocean. Therefore, we will see many fossils of shells scattered throughout the area. Since Saudi Arabia has only recently opened the country to tourists, nature is quite complete in the way it is.

The first stop of the fifth season of Flowers and Boys is Saudi Arabia, which offers 96-hour visa-free transit. I can’t believe that one day I can drink coffee in the desert. The canyon in the desert, the swimming pool in front of the hotel, and the mirror concert hall all amaze me. It is worthy of being listed as a World Cultural Heritage. If you are also attracted by the group "Flowers and Youth", then hurry up and start playing💃 The strategy is ready📝 Girls👩‍🏫 pay attention‼ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

You must see the natural wonders when you go to Saudi Arabia! Riyadh is most famous for being the Cliff of the World, the name may seem exaggerated, but it definitely deserves it! The Cliffs of the World is a natural rocky desert located on the 1,000 km long Tuwaig cliffs, with the top of the cliffs reaching a height of 300 meters, creating a stunning and magnificent view. Although the drive is longer and the mountain roads are uncomfortable, but personally I still think it is very worth it!

Literally a breathtaking experience as the sight of this wonder unravelled the mystery of the land before time..

About 2 hours away from Saudi Riyadh city A beautiful desert terrain! The rough desert is where camels roam freely The rocky desert has a breathtaking view that is truly romantic.. Can a wasteland be this beautiful..? Must visit when traveling to Riyadh! #Riyadh #Saudi #HotPlace #DateCourse #Travel #RecommendedSunTravelDestinations #Restaurants #Daily #HotPlace #OverseasTravel #WorldTravel #RecommendedOverseasTravelDestinations #Youth #BackpackingTravel