アルカラ（ジャバル）山の洞窟-アルアサ

I visited the caves on a day trip from Jubail. The drive took about an 3 hours. The caves are well signposted and easy to find. I highly recommend the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah. It is a truly unique and amazing place to visit. The caves are massive and well-lit, with stunning rock formations that have been sculpted by nature over millions of years. The temperature inside the caves is cool and refreshing, even on hot summer days. The entrance fee is SAR50 (about US$13.32) for adults and free for children. This includes a visit to the Land of Civilizations museum, which tells the story of the human settlement in Al Ahsa region. The caves are located in the Al Ahsa oasis, which is the largest oasis in the world. The oasis is home to over 3 million palm trees and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I spent about two hours exploring the caves. There are several different paths to take, so you can tailor your visit to your interests. I would recommend taking the time to explore all of the paths, as each one offers something different. I would definitely recommend the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah to anyone visiting Saudi Arabia. It is a truly unforgettable experience. Here are some additional tips for visiting the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah: Wear comfortable shoes that you can walk in. Bring a camera to capture the stunning views. Be aware of the heat and drink plenty of water. Respect the environment and do not touch the rock formations.

I visited the caves on a day trip from Jubail. The drive took about an 3 hours. The caves are well signposted and easy to find. I highly recommend the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah. It is a truly unique and amazing place to visit. The caves are massive and well-lit, with stunning rock formations that have been sculpted by nature over millions of years. The temperature inside the caves is cool and refreshing, even on hot summer days. The entrance fee is SAR50 (about US$13.32) for adults and free for children. This includes a visit to the Land of Civilizations museum, which tells the story of the human settlement in Al Ahsa region. The caves are located in the Al Ahsa oasis, which is the largest oasis in the world. The oasis is home to over 3 million palm trees and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I spent about two hours exploring the caves. There are several different paths to take, so you can tailor your visit to your interests. I would recommend taking the time to explore all of the paths, as each one offers something different. I would definitely recommend the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah to anyone visiting Saudi Arabia. It is a truly unforgettable experience. Here are some additional tips for visiting the Cave at Jabal Al Qarah: Wear comfortable shoes that you can walk in. Bring a camera to capture the stunning views. Be aware of the heat and drink plenty of water. Respect the environment and do not touch the rock formations.

Visited the cave last month with in summer time. The moment I netered cave the temperature turned out to be total opposite. It’s so cool ians calm nside. It has been very well maintained with al the cameras around so there is no way you will be in teouble. The staff at ticket counter is very good and helpful. Very nice place to visit no matter which season you go. There is so much information available to know about this place and the kingdom.

Overall, my visit to the caves of Jabal al Qarah was an unforgettable experience. Nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those with a penchant for exploration will find themselves immersed in a world of wonder. The unique and awe-inspiring formations within these caves make it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the Al Ahsa region of Saudi Arabia. Don't miss the opportunity to embark on this enchanting journey into the depths of the Earth; it is sure to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.

Amazing and spiritual experience about the culture and religion of Islam. Staffs are extremely nice and as a group ? we got a private guided tour. Even each and all of us got a real value ?. Must see it