Heritage Tours
Step back in time with a journey through Saudi Arabia’s legendary heritage. Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, marvel at the haunting beauty of ancient tombs, and walk through magnificent Nabataean cities carved directly into golden sandstone cliffs. From the architectural wonders of Hegra to the historic mud-brick alleys of Diriyah, discover the crossroads of civilizations.
Featured Attractions
Hijaz Railway Tunnel
The sole surviving historic train tunnel on the early 20th-century Hijaz Railway line near Al-Akhdar.
Hijaz Railway Zumurrut to Bir Aba al Hadid
A historic desert overlanding track following abandoned Ottoman-era railway stations and pilgrimage trails.
Hijaz Railway Hadiyah to al wayban
A historic desert path mirroring the old Damascus-to-Madinah railway infrastructure.
Hijaz Railway Hadiyah to al Wadi Abu an Ni'am
A smooth, beginner-friendly gravel trail offering an easy introduction to desert off-roading.
Al-Ula Old Town
A historic mudbrick town with narrow alleyways, traditional homes, and centuries of cultural heritage.
Elephant Rock
(Jabal AlFil) is a iconic 52-meter natural sandstone formation in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, naturally eroded over millions of years into the shape of an elephant.
Diriyah
A historic cultural destination and the birthplace of the First Saudi State, centered around the UNESCO-listed At-Turaif district.
Rijal Almaa
A famous multi-story stone and clay heritage village in Asir preserving ancient trade route architecture.
Hegra (Mada'in Salih)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring monumental Nabataean tombs carved into the sandstone landscape of AlUla.
Hima
Najran's premier UNESCO site featuring 7, 000 years of petroglyphs along ancient trade tracks.
Heritage Corridor
A designated cultural tourism trail west of Riyadh linking regional museums and historic landmarks.
King Abdulaziz Place
King Abdulaziz Place is a historic site surrounded by desert and agricultural landscapes.
Jubbah
Jubbah is a historic oasis town and UNESCO World Heritage site known for ancient rock art and inscriptions around Jabal Umm Sinman.
Shuwaymis
UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for extensive ancient rock art and inscriptions spanning thousands of years.
Jethro's Tombs
Ancient Nabataean rock-cut tombs at Al-Badʿ, traditionally associated with Jethro (Shuʿayb).
Moses' Well
A historic well traditionally associated with Moses and the Israelites.
Amaleks Battlefield
A site traditionally associated with the biblical battle between the Israelites and the Amalekites.
Moses' Altar
A site traditionally identified as an altar associated with Moses.
Haddaj Well
An ancient monumental well in the historic oasis of Tayma.
Elijah's Cave
A cave traditionally associated with the Prophet Elijah.
Graveyard
An ancient burial area containing archaeological remains and historic tombs.
Amalekite Fight Hill
A hill traditionally associated with the biblical battle against the Amalekites.
Golden Calf Altar
A site traditionally associated with the biblical story of the golden calf.
Al Balad
Jeddah's historic district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Floating Mosque (Al Rahmah Mosque).
A waterfront mosque built along the Red Sea coast of Jeddah.
Dadan
An ancient city and capital of the Dadanite and Lihyanite kingdoms.
Shubra Palace
A historic palace in Taif that now houses a museum.
Masjid Al Nabawi
The Prophet's Mosque in Madinah and one of Islam's holiest sites.
Quba Mosque
The first mosque built by Prophet Muhammad after arriving in Madinah.
Rijal Almaa Museum
A heritage museum in the historic village of Rijal Almaa.
Dhee Ayn Village
A historic stone village in Al-Baha surrounded by mountain scenery.
Hijaz Railway Station
A historic station from the Ottoman-era Hijaz Railway.
Castle Archaeological Muslim
A historic fortification reflecting the area's Islamic-era heritage.
Al Masmak Palace Museum
A historic mud-brick fortress central to Saudi Arabia's modern history.
Subaie Heritage House
A traditional Najdi house preserving local heritage and history.
Heritage Village Shaqra
A historic Najdi settlement showcasing traditional architecture and heritage.
Al Khuraybah
The archaeological remains of ancient Dadan, the capital of the Dadanite and Lihyanite kingdoms.
Ushaiqer Heritage Village
A historic Najdi village known for traditional mud-brick architecture.
Nassif House
A magnificent historic coral-stone mansion in Jeddah’s Al-Balad district, turned museum.
Habala Village
A historic cliffside village in Asir, historically accessible only by rope ladder.
Jawatha Mosque
One of the oldest historic mosques in Islam, located in the Al-Ahsa oasis.
Ibrahim Palace
A historic 16th-century fortress in Hofuf blending Islamic and military architecture.
Tarout Castle
A historic hilltop fortress on Tarout Island overlooking the Arabian Gulf.
A'arif Fort
A historic mountaintop fortress overlooking the city of Hail from a rocky peak.
Barzan Palace
The historic royal palace of the Al Rashid dynasty, once the political and social heart of Hail.
Al Qishlah Fortress
A massive mud-brick military fortress built in the 1940s in the center of Hail.
Al Bassam Heritage House
A meticulously preserved 19th-century mud-brick heritage mansion in Unaizah.
Najran Fort
A sprawling traditional mud-brick fortress complex in Najran dating back to the early 20th century.
Al Okhdood Archaeological Site
A historic ancient city mentioned in the Quran, featuring ruins and mud-brick fortifications.
Emirate Palace
A historic administrative palace in Najran displaying classic regional mud-brick architecture.
Hima Cultural Area
A massive UNESCO World Heritage rock art site featuring thousands of ancient petroglyphs.
Zubaydah Trail
An ancient, historic pilgrimage route linking Kufa to Makkah with elaborate water engineering systems.
Linah Heritage Village
An ancient desert settlement on the historic incense route famous for underground hand-carved water wells.
Rajajil Standing Stones
An ancient prehistoric megalithic site featuring dozens of grouped stone pillars dating back over 6,000 years.
Qurh Archaeological Site
The ruins of a major medieval Islamic trading city situated south of AlUla.
Al Muwaylih Fort
A historic Ottoman fortress built along the Red Sea coast to protect pilgrims and trade routes.
Al Zareeb Fort
A well-preserved coastal Ottoman fortification dating back to 1616 CE.