Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia inspires us with stories of Arabian Nights and Lawrence of Arabia. Saudi Arabia includes an enormous land mass of 2,150,000 square kilometers (830,120 square miles) on the Arabian Peninsula.
Our present touring options focus on the north-west area of Saudi Arabia. The children of Israel most likely wandered through these parts of the Arabian desert.
Some say that Mount Sinai is in the Saudi desert.
The traveler to this country will be amazed by beautiful desert landscapes, inspiring rock formations, long coastlines along both the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf and archaeological sites to explore.
You will be exhilarated by off-road jeep tours and welcomed into authentic Bedouin tents.
The people of Saudi Arabia are service and hospitality oriented.
Come explore and tour and take part in a new era for the people of Saudi Arabia!
Things You'll See
Golden Calf Alter
Some traditions believe that Mount Sinai is located in Jabal Al-Lawz.
When Moses went up into Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments, he left the Israelites for forty days and forty nights. The Israelites feared that he would not return and demanded that Aaron make them "a god to go before them".
Aaron gathered up the Israelites' golden earrings and ornaments, constructed a "molten calf" and they declared: "'This is thy god, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land of Egypt."
You can view a spectacular landscape before arriving at the Golden Calf Altar.
Jabal Al-Lawz (Mount Sinai)
Jabal Al-Lawz means “almond mountain” in Arabic and it is one of the most mythical mountains of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Some scholars believe that Jabal Al-Lawz is the actual Mount Sinai of the Bible since it is located in the ancient Land of Midian.
According to Exodus 3:1 Moses was shepherding the flocks of Jethro, the priest of Midian, in the Land of Midian.
Most people think that Saudi Arabia is just a vast extent of sand dunes, but with its summit at 2549 meters above sea level Jebel Al-Lawz is the highest mountain of Tabuk Province. It is probably the only place in Saudi Arabia where snow falls nearly every year.
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TMaqna (The wells of Moses)
Near Jebel Al Lawz is a large rock structure known as the “Split Rock of Horeb”. Some believe this to be the rock that Moses struck with his staff and water poured forth (Numbers 20).
Zeita Desert
This massive sand dune is filled with colorful mountains and red-yellowish sands.
Wadi Qaraqir (Wadi Deise)
This 15 kilometer canyon passes through a palm oasis and has a crystal clear stream running through it.
Al Shaq
Located in the Tabuk Province, Al Shaq is an impressive deep canyon and offers a perfect perspective for photographs.
Bajdah
Jordan’s Wadi Rum desert and its sandstone formations spread across its border with Saudi Arabia. Surrounding the city of Tabuk is the majestic Jebel Al-Lawz which is a formation of thousands of rocky shapes. Jibal Hisma has ancient rock art and Nabatian inscriptions.
Maqna (The wells of Moses)
Near Jebel Al Lawz is a large rock structure known as the “Split Rock of Horeb”. People of different faiths believe that this might have been the rock that Moses struck with his staff and water poured forth (Numbers 20).
Day 1: Haqil Border – Jabal Al Lawz - Tabuk
- Start your adventure early and ascend Jabal Al-Lawz, the "Almond Mountain", towering at 2,549 meters.
- Be one of the few to witness snow in Saudi Arabia on its highest peak in Tabuk Province.
- Trek through the ancient lands of Madyan, steeped in the tales of the Prophet Moses.
- Wrap up the day with a comfortable stay at a selected Tabuk hotel, resting up for another day of exploration.
Day 2: Tabuk - Deise Valley – Duba - Sharma
- Immerse yourself in the history of Tabuk at the converted Hijaz Railway Station museum.
- Marvel at artifacts spanning from prehistoric times to the vision of the future city of Neom.
- Journey to Wadi Qaraqir, the 15-km oasis canyon, and revel in its crystal-clear waters.
- Experience the vibrant fish market in the coastal city of Duba.
- End your day with a relaxing stay at a hotel in Sharma, rejuvenating for another day's adventure.
Day 3: Sharma – Ras Al Sheikh Hameed –Tayib Ism – Madyan- Haqil
- Begin at Ras Al-Sheikh Hameed, the stunning sandy cape where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aqaba.
- Explore the coastal town of Maqna, known for the 'Wells of Moses' and views of the Sinai mountains.
- Venture to Tayeb Ism, Tabuk’s hidden natural gem, for an awe-inspiring walk through 'The Valley of Moses'.
- Trace the steps of the Prophet Moses in the historic region of Madyan, a site of refuge and revelation.
- Conclude your journey with a departure from Haqil, carrying memories of a land rich in history and spirituality.
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