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Buildings/ Projects Jiddah
96 Reviews Health sector in Saudi Arabia received extreme importance by the state and witnessed tremendous development. Jeddah had its share of development in health services where there are over 194 government...
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AirPort / SV Airlines Jiddah
10 Reviews King Abdulaziz International Airport The gateway of Jeddah City The airport is at a distance of about 19 kilometers north of Jeddah. Its total surface area is 105 square kilometer. The airport was...
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Hotels/ furnished apartments Jiddah
4 Reviews Hyatt Regency Jeddah Property Owner: AL-Mubarakiah Hotel Co. Ltd. Total land area of the project: 7,765 square meters Area exploited in building: 4,323 square meters Height of the building: 32...
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Jiddah Corniche Jiddah
5 Reviews Jiddah is so great city with it,s market and malls and many types of people , but generally all of people need some rest so they go to cournesh area it,s close from sea . you can walk and enjoy with...
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Jiddah Sea Port. Jiddah
7 Reviews Given its operational capacity, Jeddah Islamic Seaport is one of the largest seaports worldwide. With its modern equipments, facilities and the introduction of a number of measures, this contributed...
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Downtown and The Old city Jiddah
5 Reviews I could NEVER allow myself to miss the downtown(City center)by the holy month of Ramadan specially at the last 10 days/nights of it..........the locals place many vendors to sell candies and sweets...
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Jiddah Beach/Sea Jiddah
4 Reviews growing up with a family that loves to fish made me enjoy anything related to going to the beach,specially swimming & sunbathing. My fondest memory was going camping at the sea shore with my father...
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City Scenes/Streets/Sqaures Jiddah
4 Reviews jeddah 's: Jubrita Square Jubrilta is a name of a small sea water ntrance to the mediterianian from the west . Now it is a British Colony. Jubrilta means in Arabic JAbal TARIQ + Mountain of Tariq. He...
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History and Cultures Jiddah
4 Reviews My favorite thing about Jeddah is that it`s a cosmopolitan city,you will find many people here sharing the same green Saudi passport,yet come from all races,this had enriched our culture. In...
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Shopping & commercial Centers Jiddah
1 Review Jewelry Center Property Owner: Ali Hussain Ali Ben Horman Total land area: 3,456 square meters The exploited area: 2,079 square meters Height of the building: 18 meters Number of floors: four Other...
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Local / Religious Celebration Jiddah
1 Review On the first Eid night,my family decided that they would come to my house,,all the kids would play wih the fireworks(under our supervision)and then enjoy the real firworks seen from my house roof...
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Jiddah Fountain Jiddah
1 Review The World Tallest Fontain. You can see from Air plane before landing, and before 20 miles if you are driving from the east. Jeddah Cornich a place facing the coast offsure for 55 klm in north and 55...
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The lovely desert! The dunes which turn a haunting pink in the sunset, and make you feel so small in the vast expanses. The herds of wild camels you can see as you drive. Deeper in the desert are beautiful rocks. The sweltering summer heat and the desert. I will not complain of heat anywhere again! The people who have preserved a traditional way of life in spite of strong western influences.
RED SEA. SURE WAS SALTY WATER BUT OH SO BEUTIFUL. ALOT OF FISH LIFE THERE. MAKING A JEDAH RUN AFTER WORKING.AFTER WORKING A 24 HOUR SHIFT WE WOULD RENT A CAR AND CRUISE TO JEDAH. NO SPEED LIMIT TO SPEAK OF SO IT WAS A FAST TRIP.ONLY PLACE I EVER WENT TO PASSING THE POLICE ON THE HIGHWAY.
Mine was a religious trip. The center most activity there is attending the holy places. MasjedolNabi in medina and Masjedolharaam in Mecca. Sitting in Masjedolharaam, I was looking at those who where praying. Some were walking around Ka'be some were saying their prayers some were just sitting there and children were running and playing. Different races of people white & black doing the same thing, together in peace. It looked to me like a big house, my house and theirs. A place where everyone can experience peace and happiness, can feel being in love and be loved, a real love, and that was amasing.
ASIR PROVINCE. Asir Province is located in the South West of Saudi Arabia, high plateau and mountainous province. The beauty of this province and it's mild climate attract tourists from all over the country as well as the Arabic Gulf countries. There are genuine efforts to develop the Tourist Industry in this province.
RIYADH RIYADH as Capital city of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia....to get more informations regards on this city, kindly go to my Riyadh's page. I will continue commentry regards on Western Province and Southern Province.HEJAZ THE WESTERN REGION.The west coast is a center for trade, but of the equal importance is the concerntration of Islamic Holly Cities Mecca & Madina, which attract pilgrims from all over the world. The province also includes the city of Jeddah, which was until recently Saudi Arabia's Diplomatic Capital and remains the most important commercial and cultural to the country.ASIR of SOUTHERN REGIONA range of coastal mountains and the only part of Saudi Arabia where there is significant wild vegetation, mostly palms and evergreen bushes. Millet, wheat and Dates are grown using largely traditional methods.PHOTO : SHOPPING MALL IN THE CENTER OF RIYADH CITY
MADINAH To seek more informations regards on this Holly City, kindly proceed to my individual MADINAH'S page and Travelogue.
MECCA I won't repeating the commentry about Mecca. Please go the individual Mecca's page. I will take this opputunity to elaborate the Provincialof Saudi Arabia.HASA the EASTERN REGION.Fertile lowland coastal plains inhabited by the Shia'ah minority. They are living with a traditionally fishing, diving for pearls, raising Date palms and trading abroad and with the interior. All of Saudi Arabia's vast stocks of Oil lie under Hasa or beneath the Gulf. Locals are outnumbered by foreign oil workers from all over the world.NAJD of CENTERAL REGIONThe NAJD is a stony desert plateau at heart of Saudi Arabia, somewhat isolated from the rest of the penninsular. It was from here the Kingdom early federated. In the early time Ibn Saud from SAUD'S Qabila led his follower out to create a new Kingdom through conquest. Despite oil wealth, some Najdis still lead a semi nomadic life, tendering Camels and...
The cuisine in Saudi is my favorite thing. There are just to many things to see and do (if you are a man). There are alot of things to do in Saudi, you can just sit around all day and sulk about the restrictions that are on your life as you are there, or you can live with them and have a wonderful time while you are there.The sook in Jeddah is one of my favorite places in the whole wide world. To see all thoses people selling various items and then all the GOLD shops is amazing. I'll add a picture here shortly that I took of one of the windows of a GOLD shop. Seeing is believing. It is very unbelievable.If you are a scuba diver then diving is a must while you are in Saudi, one of the untouched pearls of the earth. Because there are huge restrictions on who gets to enter Saudi not alot of people have had the chance to dive there, and the corals are amazing. The one thing I miss the most...
Camp in the desert. There are awesome places to visit, and you might even find places that few (if any Westerners) have ever seen. Things to see ... well, besides beautiful sand dunes and canyons, you can see ancient pictograms, meteor craters, fossil fields, ancient forts, little villages and bedouin settlements. Push your 4WD to the limit ... live the adventure! Scuba diving in the Red Sea, close to the Yemeni border.
Unless you have a job, family to visit or you are of the Islamic faith, there is really no reason to come here. In fact it is quite difficult, if not impossible as there is no such thing as a tourist visa. Those of us who live here not only need resident visas, we also need exit visas to leave.
Hilton Hotel Jiddah
3 Reviews and 67 Opinions i have a long history and ties with Hilton Jeddah; have been to many conferences, bazaars,...
Al Faisaliah, A Rosewood Hotel Riyadh
7 Reviews and 56 Opinions The Al-Fasaliah hotel in Riyadh is part of the leading hotels of the world, from check in to check...
InterContinental Dar Al Taqwa Medina
2 Reviews and 10 Opinions Dar al Taqwa is the CLOSEST hotel to the Haram in Madinah! It offers a breathtaking view of the...
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Q: Greetings! I have a friend/business partner who would like to do some traveling in the United States. He is a Saudi citizen...
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