
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Saudi Arabia a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Saudi Arabia is the heart of the Arab and Islamic world, a country that has opened its doors to international tourism with landscapes ranging from endless deserts and green oases to rugged mountains and pristine coral reefs in the Red Sea.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is the heart of the Arab and Islamic world, a country that has opened its doors to international tourism with landscapes ranging from endless deserts and green oases to rugged mountains and pristine coral reefs in the Red Sea.
Hegra is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the country. Here, more than 100 monumental tombs carved into rock formations tell the story of the Nabatean civilization. AlUla combines archeology with design hotels integrated into nature and contemporary art festivals in the desert.
Known as one of the most pristine marine ecosystems on the planet, the Saudi Red Sea offers unrivaled diving and snorkeling. New ultra-luxury resorts on private islands allow you to explore intact coral reefs and historic shipwrecks under a regenerative tourism model.
During the winter months, the capital transforms into an epicenter of global entertainment. With themed areas, concerts by international stars, elite sporting events such as Formula 1 and high-end gastronomy, it is the maximum expression of Saudi modernity.
In Jeddah, the historic Al-Balad neighborhood is a labyrinth of coral houses with intricate wooden balconies (rawashin). Walking through its souks at sunset, smelling the incense and spices, is like going back centuries in the history of maritime trade.
Just a short distance from Riyadh, this spectacular cliff offers endless views over a valley that was once a seabed. It is the perfect place for hiking and to contemplate one of the most impressive sunsets on the Arabian Peninsula.
Coffee (qahwa) is the supreme symbol of hospitality. Served in small cups (finjal) and always accompanied by the best quality dates, participating in this ritual is essential to understand the social etiquette and warmth of the Saudi people.
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Ver guía completaModest dressing is recommended. Women are not required to wear an abaya or cover their heads (except in mosques), but they must cover their shoulders and knees. Men should avoid shorts in official buildings.
Alcohol is prohibited in the Kingdom. The importation and consumption of drugs has severe penalties. It is important to respect local customs and avoid public displays of affection.
Activities usually pause briefly during the five daily calls to prayer. During Ramadan, timings change drastically and you should not eat or drink in public during the day.
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