The historical site of Al-Turaif is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Saudi national pride. It stands as a testament to the importance and ingenuity of Najdi culture, as well as the vision of the founders of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

AlAhsa is located in the Eastern Province and is a vast agricultural oasis surrounded by expansive desert. It contains around four million palm trees that produce the finest types of dates in the world, particularly the "Khlas" variety. Al-Ahsa is renowned for its picturesque nature, fertile lands, abundant artesian springs, and fresh water. Its historical sites bear witness to many civilizations throughout history. Al-Ahsa Oasis has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and has also entered the Guinness World Records as the largest oasis of palm trees in the world.

The history of AlUla is enriched with numerous human cultures that thrived due to its abundance, and excelled in building civilizations on its land for thousands of years. Its environment is characterized by stunning geological diversity, with remarkable rock formations amidst desert valleys, and majestic natural wonders rising above the sand dunes.

Mecca, the holiest city in Islam, is the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad and the site of the revelation. It houses the Masjid al-Haram and the Kaaba, and welcomes millions of pilgrims annually for the Hajj and Umrah rituals. In addition to Mount Noor and Cave Hira, visitors can explore the pre-Islamic history of Mecca at the Mecca Museum or shop at Mecca Mall.

Medina, the first Islamic capital and the second holiest place after Mecca, welcomes millions of pilgrims annually. The Prophet's Mosque, built by Prophet Muhammad and where he is buried, stands out, along with Quba Mosque, the first mosque in Islam, and Qiblatain Mosque. Discover the history of the Prophet's migration, climb Mount Uhud, and visit the Hejaz Railway Museum to learn about the history of trains connecting Damascus to Medina. Use the Haramain high-speed train for easy travel between Medina and Mecca.