• Ad Diriyah - We will drive to Ad-Diriyah, located on the western bank of the Wadi Hanifah, a dry riverbed where water flows only after big rains. Ad-Diriyah used to be the capital of the Najd (the central plateau of the Arabian Peninsula) from the 15th century until the beginning of the 18th century
• Al Bujairi - Al Bujairy district is home to religious scholar Mohammed bin Abdul Wahab, its maze of twisting streets lead to low-lying mud huts that have been transformed into sparkling heritage sites.
• At-Turaif World Heritage Site - Al Turaif district, the area’s citadel-marked primary quarter, was the original seat of power for the Kingdom’s Al Saud family. In 1745, the city was named the country’s capital, we will visit The Guest House At-Turaif Bath House, Salwa palace

• A/C vehicle
• English-speaking tour guide/driver
• Hotel pick-up
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

• Tips
• Gratuities
• Personal expenses
• Dinner

Diriyah, a UNESCO World Heritage Town, stands as a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of Saudi Arabia. Nestled on the outskirts of Riyadh, Diriyah is a captivating journey into the roots of the Kingdom. The town boasts traditional mud-brick structures, ancient architecture, and historical landmarks, offering a glimpse into the Saudi way of life during its earliest years. you’ll encounter historical sites like At-Turaif District, which served as the political and administrative hub of the First Saudi State. The picturesque mud-brick structures, watchtowers, and palaces showcase the architectural mastery of the time. Diriyah played a pivotal role in the history of Saudi Arabia, being the birthplace of the first Saudi state and home to the ruling Al Saud family. Today, the restoration efforts have transformed Diriyah into a cultural oasis, preserving its heritage while welcoming visitors to explore its historical significance.

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