Harrat Hutaymah Crater
Situated at an altitude of 888 meters above sea level, this geographical feature goes by various names, including Al Hutaymah Or Harrat Hutaymah. the term “Harrat” is derived from arabic and signifies a volcanic region.
Situated at an altitude of 888 meters above sea level, this geographical feature goes by various names, including Al Hutaymah Or Harrat Hutaymah. the term “Harrat” is derived from arabic and signifies a volcanic region.
Taba stands as an exquisite archaeological village in a volcanic landscape 36 kilometers west of Faid ancient fortress. It is among the oldest settlements within the hail region.
The region boasts a rich history spanning 2,500 years, with ancient mountain trails interconnecting and featuring a central passage.
The Faid Reservoir is located in Darb Zubaidah (Zubaidah’s Trail), the road linking the town of Kufa, Iraq, with Makkah. stretching across 1,300km, this trail served as a historic pilgrimage route directly to the holy city of Makkah.
Before embarking on their archaeological journey, visitors can immerse themselves in the captivating exhibits of the Faid Museum. It’s a gateway to the rich history of the ancient fortress and its surroundings.
Welcome to Tamur Mountain. This site is a part of the Pleistocene Hutaymah Volcanic Field. The main key features are maar-diatremes, tuff rings, scoria, and spatter cones as well as lava flows.
Aba Al-Daa’a Natural Park, located east of Al-Sabaan Town, is a popular destination for families and visitors in the region.
Explore the fascinating Um Harruj Crater, a unique volcanic site. Discover a cone-shaped hill formed by lava, now split in half by a crater
Al Shanan Garden offers a serene setting where you can unwind in the company of friends and family. You can find a diverse array of trees and plants at Al Shanan, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for leisurely strolls and picnics.
Al-Khuwaimah Well stands as a captivating archaeological gem within the Faid Region, renowned for its exceptional beauty and historical significance.
Welcome to Daham Crater, a stunning site with unique lava hills. Here, you'll see a cone-shaped hill surrounded by other smaller cones, creating a fascinating landscape
Journey into the past at the AL Hamra Crater geosite, where you'll witness the dissected remains of a relatively old volcano
Discover the fascinating archaeological history at Desert Kites. These ancient structures were used by early civilizations for hunting, offering a glimpse into the past
Welcome to the Salma Surface geosite. This area is part of ancient super-volcanic eruptions, with unique rocks preserved at the base of the Salma Mega-caldera
Explore the geological wonders of Arabian Shield Granite, a site showcasing deep crustal rocks from ancient volcanic activity. This location is globally important, featuring unique rock formations, fractures, and weathering patterns that make it a must-see for visitors
Cave Anter, named after the legendary warrior Antar, is a site rich in history and culture in Hail. Antar once lived here, using the cave's strategic location to watch over the area and defend against invaders
