Saudi Royal Reserve to Launch Tourist Activities

A variety of tourism attractions and services have just been unveiled by the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve Development Authority to be operated within the reserve’s area, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

These include environmental camps, paragliding, horseback riding, food and beverage carts, tourist trails, astronomical observation, sand skiing, camel caravan trails, buggy biking, camping sites, and cycling paths.

The northeastern region of the Kingdom is home to the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve, which spans an area of 91,000 square kilometers.

The reserve also provides cultural events that let visitors engage with the local Bedouin populations, discover more about their customary way of life, and enjoy authentic cuisine.

The reserve was one of the six royal reserves established by royal decree in Saudi Arabia in 2018.

Visitors who are interested in participating in these tourist events are encouraged to email: [email protected].