Discover the Timeless Wonders of AlUla

Highlights

AlUla is a historic city located in the northwestern region of Saudi Arabia, within the Medina Province. Known for its dramatic desert landscapes, sandstone mountains, and rich archaeological heritage, AlUla has become one of the kingdom’s most important cultural and tourism destinations. It lies roughly 1,100 kilometers (680 miles) northwest of Riyadh and around 325 kilometers from Medina city.

Today, AlUla is at the center of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 tourism efforts, with events like Winter at Tantora, luxury desert resorts, and heritage conservation projects attracting global visitors.

Activities

  • Explore Hegra (Madain Salih)
  • Hiking & Trekking
  • Rock Climbing
  • Zip-lining
  • Camel ride
  • AlUla Oasis
  • Visit Maraya Hall
  • Horseback Riding
  • Visit Dadan
  • Explore Jabal Ikmah
  • See AlUla Fort
  • Sharaan Nature Reserve
  • Hot Air Balloon Ride
  • Helicopter Tour Over Hegra
  • Desert Camping
  • Trampoline

Hotel

Banyan Tree AlUla – Ultra-luxury desert resort in Ashar Valley with private villas and plunge pools.

Habitas AlUla – Eco-luxury retreat focused on sustainability, culture, and wellness experiences.

Shaden Resort – Scenic resort with chalets, private pools, and mountain views.

Sahary AlUla Resort – Desert-style resort offering traditional hospitality with modern comfort.

Cloud7 Residence AlUla – Stylish serviced apartments perfect for long stays and digital nomads.

* we can offer accommodation based on your schools needs and as per your request.

Location

AlUla is located in the northwestern region of Saudi Arabia, within the Medina Province. It lies about 1,100 kilometers northwest of Riyadh and approximately 325 kilometers from the city of Medina.

Surrounded by vast desert landscapes, dramatic sandstone mountains, and lush oasis valleys, AlUla occupies a unique position on the ancient incense trade route that once connected Arabia to Egypt and the Mediterranean. Its remote yet strategic location made it a cultural and commercial crossroads for thousands of years.