Discovering Wadi Al-Disah: A Hidden Natural Paradise in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿž๏ธ

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I want to share some memories from my trip two years ago to one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in Saudi Arabia: Wadi Al-Disah (ูˆุงุฏูŠ ุงู„ุฏูŠุณุฉ), located in the Tabuk region near NEOM.

Even after two years, this place remains one of my absolute favorites! Wadi Al-Disah is famous for its massive red sandstone columns, lush green palm trees, and fresh water streams running through the canyon floor.

Here are a few highlights from that unforgettable trip:

  • :mountain: Majestic Canyon Formations: Giant sandstone cliffs that rise dramatically on both sides of the valley.
  • :palm_tree: Oasis Vibes: Surrounded by palm trees, reeds, and natural water springs flowing through the sand.
  • :automobile: Perfect Adventure: A great destination for off-road drives, hiking, and camping under the stars.

It truly felt like a hidden oasis tucked away in the desert mountains!

Have you ever explored canyon valleys like this during your travels? Let me know in the comments!

Best regards,
Omar AL-subhi

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Hi again @abn.amri

Please make sure to always include the relevant Maps links in your Google Maps Contribution Stories.

This will allow fellow LGs to visit and comment/discuss your contributions because Maps contributions are what we all have in common and love to discuss and learn from.

The link you included is to an area and not one of your Maps contributions.

Also, you may want to correctly rotate your photos.

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Thanks

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Hi Morten, thanks for checking! The link to the location is actually attached right above the photos in the post. Iโ€™ll also make sure itโ€™s as clear as possible. Thanks again!

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Thanks for sharing your experience @abn.amri . I frequently travel to Saudi Arabia from Indonesia but mostly for umroh & hajj. Looks like a great place to visit. Hope I will get a chance to visit this spot as well one day.

I somehow cannot open the link you inserted here. And like what @mortenCopenhagen mentioned, it will be great to have the link of your review of this very place .

Cheers and salam from Amman, Jordan :innocent:

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Hi @Indah,

Thank you so much for pointing that out and for your heads-up!

I copied this link directly from Google Maps, so hopefully it works smoothly now:

Thanks again for your help!

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No, it is still not a link to a contribution of yours.

Here is a sample link to one of your photos:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/y5K1PizpcMMTWtRt7?g_st=ac

And here is a sample link to one of your reviews:
Check out this review of Pargola on Google Maps
https://goo.gl/maps/8F6fYsNmmTJFGvKG7?g_st=ac

This is a link to the first review under the scenic spot:
Check out this review of Wadi Al-Disah on Google Maps
https://goo.gl/maps/DPRQiV3zuXwTefVq5?g_st=ac

This will explain how to share a link correctly.

Or maybe you did not make any contributions to Wadi Al-Disah?

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Thank you very much for the explanation

I benefited a lot from you :clap:t2::clap:t2:

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@abn.amri keren fotonya saya suka semuanya