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Places to Visit in Madinah Region

Home to the second holiest city in Islam, the Medina Region is one of the most generally rich zones in all of Saudi Arabia. The capital city of Medina offers a scope of things to see and do, and Yanbu on the coast is a famous spot for jumpers. Two of the most famous attractions in the northern part of the Medina Region are Madain Saleh and the antiquated town of Al Ula.<br>

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Places to Visit in Madinah Region

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  1. Places to Visit in Madinah Region

  2. Home to the second holiest city in Islam, the Medina Region is one of the most generally rich zones in all of Saudi Arabia. The capital city of Medina offers a scope of things to see and do, and Yanbu on the coast is a famous spot for jumpers. Two of the most famous attractions in the northern part of the Medina Region are MadainSaleh and the antiquated town of Al Ula. With its twisting lines of firmly stuffed mud-block houses and the humming environment of regular residing in Saudi Arabia, Al Ula is a diamond of a vacation spot. A few houses actually remaining in the town are assessed to be as long as 2,000 years of age, and on the grounds that the town has a plentiful water supply and interesting, ripe soil, it is viewed as a genuine desert garden in the desert.

  3. Al Masjid a Nabawi - worked by the heavenly prophet Muhammad and open 24 hours per day (however just to Muslims), Al Masjid a Nabawi fills in as a focal point to the city of Medina. The mosque is one of the biggest on the planet and is the second-holiest site, after the Great Mosque in Mecca, in Islam. It contains the burial chamber of Muhammad in what is known as the Green Dome. Al UlaHeritage Village - view the leftovers of a whole local area that used to live on the edges of Al Ula. The memorable town once housed 60,000 individuals yet was in the long run deserted by the entirety of its occupants. Stone structures stay protected, and guests can see the local area's sun oriented clock, an old stone used to foresee the changing of the seasons.

  4. Al Ula Viewpoint - snatch a local escort for this one, yet don't miss the awe-inspiring perspective on red-shook scene from Al Ula Viewpoint. The milestone fascination is found right external Al Ula, yet visitors who don't have the foggiest idea about the area could struggle with tracking down the street. Any nearby visit organization will know precisely how to track down the picturesque spot, and the excursion can be matched with a look of Elephant Rock, the Siamese Cojoined Twin Rock, Hand Mountain and neighborhood ranches along the expressway.

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