Take a stroll under towering date palms and smell the cool freshness of the earth. Stretching from the Heart of the oasis to the Alshaqary Trail, one of AlJadidah Trails, this beautiful, designated trail showcases the heritage of the AlUla Oasis. With picture-perfect locations dotting the way, the Heritage Oasis Trail is a must-visit while in AlUla.

Reopening in October, our heritage team is currently working carefully to restore the ancient mudbrick structures of Old Town to their former glory. Get a glimpse into AlUla’s not-so-distant past on the AlUla Old Town Tour. A Rawi (guide) will lead you through AlUla Old Town, where pilgrims, travellers and permanent settlers congregated through the ages. Inhabited from before the 12th century up until the early 1980s, AlUla Old Town offers researchers unique oral histories and living memory that the area’s other heritage sites cannot.

In a private vintage Land Rover, explore the ancient capital city of Dadan and examine tombs, excavation sites, and thousands of early Arabic inscriptions. The purchase of one ticket is for the entire vintage Land Rover, which can fit up to seven guests.

The first stop on this journey back in time is Dadan, the ancient Kingdom of the Lihyanite and Dadanite civilisations. Next, a coach bus takes you on a 10-minute drive to Jabal Ikmah. Set in a stunning desert canyon, this ‘open-air library’ has the most impressive collection of inscriptions, rock art, and petroglyphs in AlUla and is the largest of its kind in Saudi Arabia.

Visit Hegra, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the largest preserved site of the Nabataean civilisation south of Petra.

<strong>The experience will be restarting soon and schedules will be updated. Please follow @alulamoments on Twitter or Instagram to be the first to know.</strong> The Rock Art Trail will walk you through carvings and inscriptions that were left thousands of years ago by travellers, pilgrims and residents alike. Be enthralled by your Rawi (guide) as he weaves tales of travel, trade, offerings and warnings that now act as an open-air library of preserved languages spoken long ago. Learn how these people lived and the legacies that they left behind.

Explore the fascinating UNESCO-designated site of Hegra in the comfort of your private vintage Land Rover. Cruise the numerous tombs and lavish gathering places carved from the rock by the ancient Nabataeans. The purchase of one ticket is for the whole vehicle, which can fit up to seven passengers.