Riyadh

The capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, is situated in the middle of the Arabian Desert, surrounded by steep mountains and a wide area of desolate desert. The only modern city in Saudi Arabia is Riyadh. This city is among those that never stop awe-inspiring you with their beauty and appreciation for its culture. It is a significant hub for the petrochemical, refining, and oil production sectors, but it also has a lot of lovely green space, big parks, and lovely gardens.

Some of Riyadh's most well-known malls can be found in the Al Balad District, which is likely the most well-known area in the city. Faisaliah Tower, popularly known as "The Clock Tower," is a well-known landmark in the area since it once had an art deco clock atop it. You can go to the Morisco neighborhood or Al Razzadamat. Locals in Riyadh describe the sight of drummers performing in structures that have been transformed into shops as "unique". It is possible to go to Mecca and Medina and even ride camels over the desert. There are two different climatic zones in the nation. The summers are hot and humid in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia, which borders Jordan and Iraq.