Al_Rajajil

Al_Rajajil Columns

Rajajil Columns is an archaeological site located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the Al-Jawf region, in the Qara suburb, south of Sakaka specifically, between a group of farms there, and on a low plateau for thousands of years. The Rajajil Columns site is considered one of the oldest archaeological sites in Al-Jawf, and consists of fifty groups of stone columns, called Rajajil, in addition to a number of stone columns that were carved from sandstone. The number of these columns ranges from three to seven columns, and in general, the height of the Rajajil or columns may exceed three meters, while their thickness is approximately sixty centimeters, while there are some demolished columns on the floors of the site

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Price : 137 $ for Adult (18+ years)
Price : 127 $ Youth (13-17 years) $
price : free for Children (0-12 years)

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محمية الملك سلمان بن عبد العزيز

King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Reserve

King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve is the largest royal reserve in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, located to the north along the Jordanian-Saudi border, and is the fourth largest wildlife reserve in the world and the largest in the Middle East. The reserve extends across four administrative regions: Al-Jawf, Hail, Tabuk and the Northern Borders, and includes UNESCO-registered monuments such as the Jubbah area, which dates back more than 8 centuries BC.

Establishment of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Reserve
King Salman bin Abdulaziz Reserve was established by royal decree in Ramadan 1439 AH / June 2018 AD, stipulating that the reserves (Al-Khanfah, Al-Tubaiq, and Harrat Al-Harrah) and the areas between them and adjacent to them be a royal reserve called (King Salman bin Abdulaziz Reserve), and its board of directors shall be headed by His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and the membership of six experienced and specialized persons nominated by the Royal Reserves Council

 

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دومة الجندل

Dumat al-Jandal

Dumat Al-Jandal is a Saudi city and the administrative capital of Dumat Al-Jandal Governorate, which is affiliated with the Al-Nawf investigation, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is located southwest of the city of Sakaka (the regional capital), of which 50 km remain, and is rich in historical and archaeological sites such as Marid Castle, Dumat Al-Jandal Lake, and Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque, and is characterized by its abundant and fresh water. , To become for the Assyrians “the fortress of the Arabs” through a clay tablet dating back to the seventh century BC.

 

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Price : 137 $ for Adult (18+ years)
Price : 127 $ Youth (13-17 years) $
price : free for Children (0-12 years)

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مسجد عمر ابن الخطاب

Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque

Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque is one of the historical mosques in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was ordered to be built by Caliph Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him. It is located in the Dumat Al-Jandal Governorate in the Al-Jawf region. It is distinguished by its design, which belongs to the style of the first mosques, such as the Prophet’s Mosque when it was built. It gains its importance from its antiquity, as it was built in the year 16 AH when Omar bin Al-Khattab was heading to Jerusalem.

Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque, may God be pleased with him, represents a historical landmark in Dumat Al-Jandal, next to Marid Castle, located in the southern part of the historic Al-Daraa neighborhood, whose buildings date back to the Islamic era, while it is based on layers and foundations dating back to the middle of the first millennium BC.

Design of Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque
The Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque appears rectangular, and its minaret appears square, narrowing inward, so that its width decreases as its length increases, and ends in a shape similar to a pyramid, and its height is 12.7 m, and it is divided from the inside into four floors, all built on a roof leading to an external road.

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بحيرة دومة الجندل

Lake Duma Jandal

Lake Dumat Al-Jandal is located in the desert, as it was created by the flow of irrigation water that began in 1987. The lake was formed in a depression of high hills on all sides over an area estimated at one million square meters of irregular dimensions. The lake is fed by groundwater and excess farm water that flows into the middle of this lake. Lake Dumat Al-Jandal is the largest unnatural lake in the Arabian Peninsula in general and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in particular.

The development of Lake Dumat Al-Jandal began in 2006 after starting to asphalt the surrounding streets, then paving and lighting them and placing an iron fence parallel to them. After that, a fountain was installed, which is the second tallest fountain in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, along with a number of projects, including the marina and the floating restaurant

 

 

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Samnan Valley

Samnan Valley is one of the most important valleys of Zulfi. It descends from Tuwaiq Mountain and heads westward, branching out before the center of Rawdah – Al-Haitan – into several branches surrounding the old towns of Zulfi. It is adjacent to the city of Zulfi from the southeast, starting from the heights of Tuwaiq Mountain above Malih, then the Shagaya and ravines gather and head from south to north, then the valley deepens and grows and leans northwest. After 20 km from its heights, it reaches the outskirts of the city of Zulfi, the Tuwaiq Mountain Fault, and from there it heads west, leaving Zulfi on its right until it reaches the Nafud, 6 km from its exit from the mountain. In the past, Zulfi and some of its villages, after God, almost depended on this valley as a source of surface water and shallow groundwater, as it is characterized by its abundant floods and the rarity of its dry years.

 

 

 

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قصر الكاف

Kaf Palace

Kaf Archaeological Palace is a historical heritage palace and one of the cultural and historical landmarks in Al-Qurayyat Governorate in Al-Jawf region, north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was built in 1338 AH, as written on its door, to be the residence of Sheikh Nawaf Al-Shaalan when he ruled the region and took this palace as his seat of rule at that time. It was known as Ibn Shaalan Palace after him.

Kaf Archaeological Palace is located on a medium-height hill in the northeastern part of Kaf village, which was named after it, and is 700 meters away from the historic Al-Saidi Castle.

The palace is known for its stone wall foundations and its distinctive historical heritage building, as it took about two years to establish it. There are a number of towers on its edges, and it has two main gates. It is surrounded by a wall with four watchtowers in its corners, as it was one of the military fortresses in the Ottoman era. The palace also contains a number of rooms and halls with multiple uses .

 

Price : 137 $ for Adult (18+ years)
Price : 127 $ Youth (13-17 years) $
price : free for Children (0-12 years)

جبل الفيل

Jabal AlFil (Elephant Rock)

Elephant Mountain is a huge rock 52 meters above the ground and is distinguished by its unique shape that resembles an elephant, from which it acquired this name. The rock is surrounded by a group of mountains with light colors and is located in a wide area covered with golden sands, 7 km to the east of Al-Ula Governorate, which is affiliated with the Medina region. It is registered globally as one of the wonders of geology, and it resides in the heart of the golden desert sands in Al-Ula. The famous mountain embodies the shape of an elephant’s trunk and body, and was carved by the force of nature over millions of years of erosion and weathering by wind and

 

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Price : 137 $ for Adult (18+ years)

Price : 127 $ Youth (13-17 years) $

price : free for Children (0-12 years)

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قلعة مارد الأثرية

Marid Castle

Mard Castle is a historical military castle located in the city of Dumat Al-Jandal in the Al-Jawf region, about 50 km from the city of Sakaka. It dates back to the first century AD, and the oldest mention of it dates back to the third century AD, when Queen Al-Zaba (240 – 274) mentioned it when she invaded Dumat Al-Jandal and Tayma and was unable to storm the castle, so she said: “Mard rebelled and the albaq was strong.

” The castle is located on a hill approximately 620 m above sea level, and overlooks the city of Dumat Al-Jandal, which is affiliated with the Al-Jawf region, from the western side, which contributed to the strength of its fortifications, as the viewer from the castle can overlook all parts of the town and see those coming to it from far distances. Mard Castle was named after its rebellion and resistance to those who tried to storm it, as mentioned by Yaqut Al-Hamawi

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Al-Jouf Museum

Jouf Regional Museum

Al-Jouf Museum is one of the most prominent cultural and historical landmarks in the Al-Jouf region. Its importance lies in being a living record that tells a heritage and history, and contains various pieces. The project is located on an area of ​​12,000 m², and is known for its strategic location in Dumat Al-Jandal, and overlooks an important archaeological area that includes Marid Castle, Omar Mosque, Al-Nuwaiser Museum, and some other archaeological landmarks.

The importance of Al-Jouf Museum
The importance of Al-Jouf Museum in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia lies in the following:

Introducing visitors to Al-Jouf’s history and its cultural, cultural, and historical heritage.

Preserving artifacts and historical collections.

Increasing cultural and historical awareness of visitors and citizens.

Encouraging domestic tourism and developing the national economy, so that the museum sector contributes to supporting the economy.

Providing an opportunity for students, researchers, and students to access reliable data and information.

Contents of Al-Jouf Museum: The museum includes many sections that include various tools, jewelry, weapons, traditional clothing, and other historical collectibles, as they represent the daily life of people during different historical periods, in addition to artistic paintings and manuscripts. All of these are important factors that attract tourists and visitors to learn about the important historical eras and diverse cultures that the Al-Jouf region witnessed.

 

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