A journey to explore Saudi Arabia's secrets.

Saudi Arabia is known as the "Pearl of the Arabian Peninsula" and has inherited a long history of civilization. Come to Riyadh and AlUla and explore the stories of One Thousand and One Nights. During the trip, you can visit Riyadh's "Kingdom Building", Saudi Arabia's first World Heritage Site "Hegra", the natural wonder "Elephant Rock" and the world's largest mirrored building "Maraya Hall". 🕌Riyadh The mysterious desert and the prosperity of the oil country. When you arrive in Riyadh, the first feeling is that the pulse of tradition and modernity is beating at the same time. There are countless fortresses, palaces, museums and mosques, as well as skyscrapers in the city center. · 🎫If you want to know how the mysterious Saudi Kingdom became "rich" in a few decades, you can go to the National Museum to find the answer; Riyadh's landmark Kingdom Building, building such a high-rise building in the heart of the desert is a miracle in itself. The Sky Observation Bridge on the 99th floor offers a panoramic view of the entire Riyadh skyline. ▫️ 🏜️AlUla It has 200,000 years of mostly undeveloped human history, nearly 9,000 rock art and inscription sites, 7,000-year-old tombs, and stunning natural rock formation valleys that feel like walking into an alien world. . 🪦Nowhere in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is more representative than the archaeological site of Hegra in AlUla. Hegra became Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008. The site has 111 huge tombs. Such extremely shocking ancient relics are also integrated into the resort, with the addition of music, games, art and other projects to bring travelers an unforgettable and profound experience. 🐘Elephant Rock 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐑𝐨𝐜𝐤, as one of the most representative rock art wonders in AlUla, the giant rock as high as three stories stands in the dazzling and boundless desert, which is amazing. 🪩Maraya Concert Hall 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐲𝐚 Maraya Concert Hall is an architectural miracle in the desert. Inside, there is a multi-functional event venue and concert hall that can accommodate 500 people. The entire building is wrapped in mirrors covering an area of ​​about 10,000 square meters, reflecting the scenery of the mountains and desert, making the visual effect of the entire concert hall blend with nature.