Following recent rainfall, several plains and low-lying areas in Haql Governorate, within the Tabuk Region, have transformed into lush green landscapes, drawing residents and visitors eager to experience the beauty of spring across the area.
These vibrant scenes showcase a rich variety of plant life, with fields painted in diverse colors that create striking natural panoramas. The air is filled with the fragrant scents of wild herbs such as chamomile, clover, achillea, and wormwood, adding to the charm of the environment.
Among the most notable destinations is the Al-Najeelah floodplain, which stands out for its dense vegetation and picturesque views. Alongside it, other locations across the governorate have become popular with outdoor enthusiasts, especially as temperatures become milder and the valleys and plains flourish with greenery.
At the same time, growing environmental awareness among visitors has played an important role in protecting this natural vegetation and ensuring its sustainability for future seasons.
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