库扎之子 Lihyan 之墓 - 欧拉

A must see for people looking to immerse themselves in the culture and history of Nabatean. Well-preserved tomb, it's just breathtaking!You must go with a guided tour, you cannot move freely around with your own for reasons of safety as well as preserve the site. The guide was very friendly. Highly recommend it.

If you are able, take the e-bike tour around the area. So much fun to ride between the tombs and puts you in the environment like the bus tour doesn't. Knowledgeable guides and the enthusiastic and smiley AlUla locals make you feel so welcome. The age and detail is incredible as are the stories of the people. Being there let's you really experience the history of the area.

I’ve tried to visit twice, and twice my pre-booked ticket has been canceled at the last minute. This happened in January, so I returned this weekend. I just found out that it’s been canceled yet again. Al Ula is beautiful, but this couldn’t be more frustrating.

This place has to much story to tell from formation of the rock up to human cevilization, its very amazing place. It was a short explanation but seeing on your 2 eyes the sculpture was built thousand years ago and its very unbelievable.

What a beautiful National treasure - WOW!!! The Tomb of Hegra is just breathtaking BUT unfortunately one must go with a guided tour (which we completely respect and appreciate) however, we were allowed ONLY 5 MINUTES at each site, which broke my heart as we wanted to stay much longer but the tour guide and accompanying Ranger did not allow it. There is no point asking for more time or getting into an argument as those are the rules - please respect them. Please bear in mind, tourists are not allowed to go anywhere near the heritage sites for the purpose of safety as well as protection of the site. Kindly be respectful of these guidelines and let’s try not ruin this experience as it truly is worthy of experiencing. The tour guide and ranger are superb and extremely polite and knowledgeable on the site, they speak fabulous English and are keen to share their knowledge on the historical background as well as the current explosion of tourism within and across the region. Highly recommend it.