Tabuk
In the heart of Saudi Arabia's majestic northwest, nestled amidst ancient trade routes and breathtaking landscapes, lies Tabuk. This vibrant city weaves together the whispers of history with the threads of modern life.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Tabuk's culture, from the treasures of the Regional Museum to the aromatic spices and flavors of bustling souks. Unwind in the embrace of nature, amidst cascading waterfalls and lush valleys. Tabuk isn't just a destination; it's an experience waiting to be discovered.
Attractions
Tabuk station
The Tabuk Castle
Holds a significant chapter in the country's history. Built in the early 20th century as part of the Hejaz Railway, it served as a vital stop for pilgrims making their way to the holy cities of Makkah and Medina.
Park of Prince Fahd
Embodies a legacy stretching back over 3,500 years. Its origins are believed to date back to the pre-Islamic era, with the current structure primarily reflecting renovations carried out in the 16th century by the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent.
Tabuk Mud House
Offering a refreshing escape for locals and visitors alike. This verdant space provides ample room for relaxation and recreation. Whether you're seeking a jog on the dedicated running track or a leisurely stroll through the greenery, the park caters to diverse preferences.
This unique structure, built in the traditional mud brick style, once served as a family residence.
Dating back to the early 20th century, the mud house offers a glimpse into the architectural heritage and daily life of the region during that era.
Hotels
The Saudi Titanic - Georgios G. Wreck
The Georgios G, lies shipwrecked off the coast of AlHaql, near Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Built in Britain in 1949, this cargo ship, known by various names throughout its life, met its fate in 1978 while carrying flour to Jordan. It inexplicably veered off course, struck a coral reef, and succumbed to the damage, leaving behind a rusting skeleton and a story shrouded in mystery.
The reason for its deviation and the fate of its cargo and crew remain unknown, adding to the intrigue of this local landmark that continues to captivate visitors with its haunting beauty and enigmatic past.
