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Montagne Al Qarah - La Terre de la Civilisation - Al Ahsa

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La montagne Al Qarah, également connue sous le nom de « Jabal al Qarah » et « Al Shaban Mountain », est située dans la province orientale d'Al Ahsa, en Arabie saoudite et est un site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO.

Les grottes

La montagne Al Qarah est connue pour ses grottes fascinantes et uniques qui se sont formées en raison du processus de dissolution de roches solubles dans l'eau, de l'effondrement des couches rocheuses supérieures à la suite de l'abrasion et des fissures sismiques.

Certaines des grottes de la montagne Al Qarah sont particulièrement célèbres, comme la grotte Al Nashab, qui a des températures modérément stables tout au long de l'année. Certaines grottes sont également utilisées pour organiser des ateliers pour les potiers traditionnels locaux. Les grottes ont 28 grands passages linéaires, d'une longueur totale de 1,5 kilomètre.

Certaines des grottes les plus célèbres de la montagne comprennent Bu Saleh, Al Eid, An Naqa, Al Mua'adhamah et Al Maheub. Les habitants et les touristes aiment visiter pour admirer l'incroyable site du patrimoine et en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire en explorant les grottes avec des guides touristiques.

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Montagne d'Al Qarah Arabie Saoudite

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Farhan Mohemmed

Farhan Mohemmed

04/18/2024 10:46

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There is an entry fee for adults SAR 50+VAT For kids SAR 10+VAT Overall some unique place to visit in Saudi Arabia especially if you are visiting Dammam (1.5 hrs drive) Recommend for families and solo travelers
Kasun Dharmawansha

Kasun Dharmawansha

03/27/2024 19:14

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Al Qarah is a mountain located in the Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia. It is known as the ‘Mountain of Whistling Wind’ by the locals as the wind seems to whistle when they flow through the mountain. I have travelled from bahrain to reach this place. You need to get some tickets for the entrance. The place is surrounded by few restaurants and tea shops.
SPNH2233

SPNH2233

03/13/2024 09:08

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We stopped at Al Hofuf while we were on our way towards Dammam. The site is about 20-30mins driving distance from Al Hofuf, with Uber costs about 18.0 USD round-trip. The entry tickets are 115.0 SAR for two people (a bit pricey), which you can visit a culture center and a museum, before make your way to the cave. It was not really busy in week days and nice to walk freely with the exotic scenery. The cave entry is nallow, and some part inside is narrow as well. Can not say it's a must-visit site, but it's nice and worth visiting if you happen to end up in Al Hofuf for whatever the reason, and also have an afternoon free to spare.
MCHL

MCHL

02/25/2024 14:00

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My recent visit to Judas Cave in Al Hassa was a truly unique and unforgettable experience. The cave was breathtakingly beautiful with its intricate rock formations and stalactites. The guided tour provided extensive information about the history and geology of the cave, adding a deeper appreciation for its natural beauty. Overall, it was a fascinating and enjoyable visit that I would highly recommend to anyone interested in exploring the wonders of nature.
Dalidreams

Dalidreams

02/21/2024 02:30

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What a unique cave system! Thousands of years ago this was all under water! Best hospitality!
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