Makkah and Madinah (Holy Cities)

• Makkah (Mecca): The holiest Muslim city, home to the Kaaba and Masjid al-Haram. Pilgrims from around the world visit during Hajj and Umrah.
• Madinah (Medina) is the second-holiest city in Islam. It is known for the Prophet’s Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi) and its rich Islamic history.

2. Riyadh (The Capital)

• Al Masmak Fortress: A historical monument in the heart of Riyadh.
• Kingdom Centre Tower: A modern skyscraper with a sky bridge offering panoramic views.
• National Museum: Showcasing Saudi Arabia’s history, culture, and heritage.

3. Jeddah (The Gateway to the Holy Cities)

• Jeddah Corniche: A scenic waterfront offering views of the Red Sea.
• Al-Balad (Old Town): Known for its ancient architecture and historic souks.
• King Fahd Fountain: The tallest fountain in the world.

4. Al-Ula and Madain Saleh (Ancient Sites)

• Madain Saleh (Hegra): A UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient Nabatean tombs carved into rock formations.
• Al-Ula Old Town: A historic town with beautifully preserved mud-brick houses.

5. Abha (The Mountain Resort)

• Asir National Park: Known for its lush green landscapes and beautiful mountains.
• Jebel Sawda: One of the highest peaks in Saudi Arabia offering breathtaking views.
• Habala Village: A traditional hanging village built into the mountainside.

6. Taif (The City of Roses)

• Shubra Palace: A historical building that served as a royal residence.
• Al Hada Mountain: A scenic mountain area popular for its cool climate and cable car rides.
• Rose Gardens: Famous for the production of Taif roses and rose water.

7. Dammam and Al Khobar (Eastern Province)

• King Fahd Causeway: A long bridge connecting Saudi Arabia with Bahrain.
• Half Moon Bay: A popular beach destination on the Arabian Gulf.
• Al Khobar Corniche: A seaside promenade with parks and restaurants.

8. Al-Qassim (Heart of Agriculture)

• Uyun Al Jiwa: Known for its palm groves and traditional Saudi architecture.
• Al-Mithnab: A popular desert destination with camel farms and sand dunes.

9. Diriyah (Birthplace of Saudi Arabia)

• At-Turaif District: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the birthplace of the first Saudi state, known for its mud-brick architecture.

10. Yanbu (The Red Sea Gem)

• Yanbu Al-Bahr: Known for its pristine beaches and diving spots in the Red Sea.
• Yanbu Heritage Area: A traditional area with historical buildings and a bustling marketplace.