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Valleys and Springs in ad-Disah are natural areas located in the ad-Disah Village, approximately two hundred km from Tabuk City , northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Three canyons converge here to form valleys known as Wadi ad-Disah , which is characterized by its numerous palm trees. Wadi ad-Disah combines mountainous terrains in the form of columns, which vary in height, with streams that originate from its mountains, flowing through the valley’s pathways. It has a mild climate throug...

Wadi Fatimah is a seasonal watercourse located within the borders of the Makkah Province in the western part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This natural tourist attraction in Makkah Province is formed during the rainy seasons in the Arabian Peninsula. Overview of Wadi Fatimah The valley spans over 210 km and is situated within the Makkah Province. It passes through the provinces of Taif, al-Jumum, and Jeddah, running from east to west. Its origin is at the upper Sarat close to Taif, and it end...

Wadi al-Disah or Wadi Damah is one of the seasonal waterways in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is located in al-Disah Village in Tabuk Province within the geographic scope of Prince Mohammad bin Salman Nature Reserve. Location of Wadi al-Disah It is located in Tabuk Province in al-Disah Village, which includes a diverse collection of terrains, making it a natural tourist attraction across the Kingdom. The valley is 125 km long and has several tributaries locally known as al-Di...

Wadi Hanifa is one of the seasonal water passageways in the middle of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is located in Diriyah Governorate, Riyadh Province. It is one of the natural tourist attractions for the province's residents and the largest open park in the Kingdom. The valley is relatively short, being only 160 km long. It extends west of al-Uyaynah and flows from the north to the southeast with an average slope of 2.8 m. It pours in the sands of as-Sahba village in al-Kharj Governorat...