Al-Balad Historic Jeddah Heritage Walking Tour
Wander the UNESCO-listed lanes of Al-Balad, old Jeddah's coral-stone quarter of carved wooden balconies and historic houses.
Hegra, also known as Mada'in Salih, was the principal southern city of the Nabataean kingdom and is now Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site is famed for more than one hundred elaborately carved tombs cut into golden sandstone outcrops.
Travel by registered shuttle between the main clusters including Qasr al-Farid, the iconic lone tomb, while a rawi storyteller brings the history of the Nabataeans to life.
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Wander the UNESCO-listed lanes of Al-Balad, old Jeddah's coral-stone quarter of carved wooden balconies and historic houses.
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