Saudi Arabia Travel Blogs

Browse travel blogs from Saudi Arabia below. Saudi Arabia travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Saudi Arabia.

#1 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
My Hajj: Unforgetable Moment
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Jan 06, 2005 – Dec 08, 2008
I put some information here that I took from the book of "Tell Me About Hajj" published by Goodword Books in 2002.   THE PLACES: Arafat. Plain about 12 miles/19 kilometers east of Makkah. It is a major focal point for Hajj. On 9th Dhul Hijjah all pilgrims must present themselves here for th…
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#2 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
my country: Jeddah Travel Photos
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Feb 03, 2005 – Dec 11, 2007
Saudi Arabia
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#3 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
In Madina
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Apr 30, 2004 – May 13, 2004
In Madina, we were blessed with lovely weather but even for me it was a bit hot and i had a slight fever, maybe because of the heat, and then running into the air conditoned hotel and getting a shower...silly of me. The mosque was manned by security personnel who were strict - I found it sad …
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This trip was featured on Saturday May 9th, 2009
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#4 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Rest and Relax
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Apr 03, 2007 – Jul 09, 2007
My family lives on the largest compound in the country: 11,000 people.  It’s really self-contained; we have a bowling alley, a movie theater, a golf course, two accredited schools, grocery stores…our own little city.  Think Scottsdale, AZ without the stripmalls.   We spent the …
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#5 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Al Ula and Madain Saleh, Saudi Arabia
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Mar 12, 2009 – Mar 13, 2009
Al Ula is situated northwest of Arabian Peninsular about 380 km North of Medina. It used to be an important trade centre for the old caravan route. From here trader’s route branched into 2, the first led to Babylon passing through Taima and the second route led to Petra and Syria. Al Ula was unde…
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#6 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Madain Saleh.
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Jan 06, 2008
Mada'in Saleh: Before we plan our trip to Mada'in Saleh, my brother told me that we need a permission from the government to visit the site. I thought it is a complicated procedure BUT it wasn't; simply he faxed a copy of our ID to the hotel along with the rooms reservation request; done deal!!! T…
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#7 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
ztamimi
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Jun 01, 2009 – Oct 26, 2009
Zakaria, (ztamimi) had a birthday on July 29th and I looked at his profile photo and thought, I could give him a gift by changing his shot. I downloaded the shot and did a little lighting and color changes and I hope he is happy with the outcome.  Happy Birthday!!   If this is a photo …
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This trip was featured on Monday June 22nd, 2009
#8 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Jeddah city, Saudia Arabia: Jeddah Travel Photos
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May 11, 2006 – Jan 16, 2008
30 Nov. 2007 (source: travelime.com) The biggest fountain in the world stands in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia). The height of jets of this unique construction named after King Fahd is 312 meters. Two high-powered pumps throw 625 liters per second at the speed of 375 kilometers per hour at a immense al…
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#9 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
A journey to Saudi Arabia
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Feb 22, 2007 – Nov 08, 2009
Rome, Italy -› Mathura, India -› …
Journey (Gudny) took a trip out of her home country of Norway and visited an area of the world she wasn’t really experienced about.  You could tell from her pictures and the little things she said about them that she was enjoying herself and learning all about this new world to her.  In…
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This trip was featured on Wednesday October 31st, 2007
#10 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Harrat al Qishb
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May 19, 1999 – Jul 19, 2007
The Harrat al-Qishb is one of several volcanic fields on the Arabian Peninsula. It has some relatively young lava flows and, which is most fascinating, a huge explosion crater called "Al Wahbah", which is about 500 m deep and 2 km in diameter.  It is located in the desert about 100 km nor…
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#11 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Jeddah 2007: Jeddah Travel Photos
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Aug 10, 2007
This is where I work and live nowadays. Some pictures to show the beauty of Nature.
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#12 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
I was here
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Aug 11, 2006
2005 and the past
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#13 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
underwater trip : Jubail Travel Photos
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Sep 14, 2006 – Aug 07, 2009
this is a collction of underwater trip
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#14 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Getting into Saudi Arabia
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Dec 22, 1994 – Jan 22, 1995
Leaving Bahrain heading to the boarder of Saudi on the bridge. My daughter and I had to go with my dad into the customs where my dad had to speak to the guy behind the counter. He had to explain that we were family and were just visiting for a short period of time. One should think it was fair…
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#15 of 35 Saudi Arabia travel blogs
Saudi Arabia: Jeddah Travel Photos
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Oct 03, 2003 – Oct 05, 2003
I visited Saudi Arabia as part of the U.S. Department of State and The Kennedy Center's Jazz Ambassadors Program in 2003. This cultural exchange program sends a small number of quartets out to areas where the United States doesn't have a strong presence. Saudi Arabia is one on the nine countries we visited in seven weeks. The other countries where Egypt,Moracco,Jordan,Syria, United Arab Emirates, India and Turkey.
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