Saudi Arabia: Discovering a Rock Pool in the Hasma Desert

British travel blogger Sheila Russell discovered a rock pool amid the unique rock formations in the Hasma desert in the Tabuk region, which is located within the NEOM project.

Sheila explained that she was on a trip to explore the Hasma desert when she came across this rocky pool full of water among the folds of a mountain rock, which is likely to have been a watering station for caravans throughout the civilizations in the Arabian Peninsula.

It is noteworthy that the unique rock formations in the mountains of the Hasma desert are due to the erosion factors that have passed through this region over the years, to make wonderful aesthetic paintings, and their age ranges from 542 million years to 488 million years.

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