Tabuk, located in northwestern Saudi Arabia, known for its strategic location near the Jordanian border and the Red Sea, Tabuk is a city with a rich history dating back to ancient times. It is home to the largest air force base in Saudi Arabia and features several historical sites, including the Ottoman Castle and Al-Muazzam Fort.

The city is also famous for its beautiful landscapes, such as Wadi Disah and the Tabuk Flower Festival, which celebrates the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Tabuk's unique blend of history, military significance, and natural attractions makes it an intriguing destination for visitors.

• Wadi Al Disah: Located 260 kilometers outside of Tabuk, this natural reserve is known for its scenic landscapes, palm trees, streams, hidden hot springs, and ancient Nabataean relics. It's perfect for hiking, picnics, and desert exploration with a 4x4 SUV.

• Haql Shipwreck: Situated 55 kilometers from Haql city, this site features a shipwreck known as the "Saudi Titanic." The stunning beaches and expansive shoreline make it an excellent spot for camping.

• Tayeb Al-Ism: Found 15 kilometers north of Maqna on the Gulf of Aqaba, Tayeb Al-Ism is a natural wonder that captivates visitors with its enchanting beauty.