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Saudi Gazette
08-05-2025
- Saudi Gazette
The Edge of the World: A majestic desert landmark near Riyadh
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — At the far end of the famous Tuwaiq Mountain range, which stretches for 800 kilometers, lies one of the most prominent natural landmarks in Saudi Arabia — the "Edge of the World." It stands at an elevation of approximately 1,131 meters and is located about 100 kilometers from the capital, Riyadh. The "Edge of the World" is one of the most prominent destinations that attracts mountain climbing enthusiasts and hiking lovers, offering a unique experience that combines physical challenge with the joy of interacting with a breathtaking desert environment. From the top, the panoramic view reveals a deep valley and a vast desert stretching endlessly into the horizon. It serves as a living example of unique geological formations, with the mountains appearing as if sculpted by erosion over thousands of years. The natural landscape is diverse light soil covers the streams and valleys, where Samar and Talh trees grow. In the areas of stable sand dunes, Ghada trees and the Qutb plant dominate. What makes the site geologically remarkable is the presence of fossilized shells and marine organisms, dating back to a time when the area was submerged under water — indicating that this location was once part of an ancient seabed. Sunrise and sunset are among the most beautiful times to enjoy the scenic view offered by the Edge of the World, as the sky transforms into stunning gradients of color that enhance the site's charm. Winter is considered a particularly special season to visit, thanks to the cool weather and the possibility of rainfall, which adds even more vibrancy to the area. The "Edge of the World" offers a rare opportunity to discover the beauty of Saudi nature in its distinctive desert character. It stands as a prime example of the environmental and geographical diversity that Saudi Arabia is rich in.
Saba Yemen
25-02-2025
- General
- Saba Yemen
Dhamar Governor inspects steps to plant two million seedlings
Dhamar (Saba) - Dhamar Governor Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti inspected the preparations to produce two million seedlings of Sidr, camphor and Talh, which will be planted during the upcoming afforestation season in various directorates of the governorate. During the visit to agricultural nurseries, Governor Al-Bukhaiti praised the efforts of those in charge of agricultural nurseries and their response to the local authority's plan. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Leaders
06-02-2025
- Leaders
Wadi Al-Arj in Taif: Harmony of Nature, History, Culture
Nestled in Taif Governorate, Wadi Al-Arj offers a captivating blend of breathtaking landscapes, rich heritage, and diverse flora and fauna. The valley is home to an array of plant life, including shrubs and iconic trees such as Talh, Sidr, and Juniper. Spanning 47 kilometers, Wadi Al-Arj is surrounded by notable landmarks, including the historic Marwan Castle and the renowned Crown Prince Camel Festival. Its fertile orchards flourish with fruits and grains, while palm-dotted pastures and ancient rock carvings narrate stories of past civilizations. With its natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural richness, Wadi Al-Arj is a premier destination for ecotourism, leisure, and exploration. Related Topics : James Turrell Joins Wadi AlFann at AlUla Arts Festival 2025 Saudi Artist Captivates AlUla's Wadi AlFann Visitors Diriyah Wadi Safar Project Kicks Off in Line with Saudi Vision 2030 Wadi Al-Sadr Park: New Attraction in Al-Baha Region Short link : Post Views: 15 Related Stories
