
In the northwest of the Kingdom, AlUla Governorate embraces a series of majestic mountains, standing tall as a testament to the grandeur of nature and the richness of history. As the world celebrates International Mountain Day on December 11 each year, the mountains of AlUla shine as an exceptional symbol, narrating stories of thousands of years of civilizations that once inhabited this unique land.
The AlUla Mountains are distinguished by their unique geological formations, which attract nature lovers and adventurers from various regions. From the sandstone mountains that have been carved by winds over the ages, to the carved rock cavities that keep the secrets of history, AlUla offers an unparalleled visual and cultural experience.
The International Mountain Day, established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2003 to raise awareness about the significance of mountains in life, is celebrated today by all countries around the world. Its aim is to highlight the importance of these terrains not only as natural landmarks but also as sources of biodiversity, culture, and heritage.
Throughout the ages, AlUla has been a thriving cultural hub, with its rock inscriptions scattered across the mountains telling the stories of ancient peoples who left their mark on this land. AlUla has become a global tourist destination, thanks to the efforts of the Kingdom under Vision 2030 to showcase its beauty and preserve its natural and historical heritage.
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