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From AlUla, Hegra Guided Tour

Location Al ula, Saudi Arabia

Explore the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hegra, located in AlUla, Saudi Arabia. This captivating location features numerous rock-carved tombs, providing an opportunity to delve into the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this unique region. Join a guided tour for a comprehensive understanding of the area's significance and inhabitants' heritage.

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Hegra, an esteemed UNESCO World Heritage Site situated in Saudi Arabia, stands as the largest preserved testament to the Nabataean civilization located south of the renowned city of Petra. This remarkable archaeological landscape boasts over 110 meticulously crafted tombs intricately etched into colossal rock formations, inviting visitors to delve deeply into the rich cultural heritage, historical significance, and spiritual practices of the local populace.

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Highlights	The entrance to the Hegra site, an esteemed UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers visitors the opportunity to explore two notable landmarks: Jabal Ithlib and Jabal AlBanat. In addition to these attractions, a significant archaeological find at the site includes the Tomb of Lihyan, which was erected by the son of Kuza. Visitors may also wish to discover the impressive architectural marvels of Jabal AlAhmar and Jabal AlKhuraymat, both renowned for their historical significance and beauty. Lastly, a unique cultural experience can be enjoyed through the Handcraft Pavilion, showcasing traditional crafts from the region.
Includes	- Transportation: Services offered for travel purposes. - Guiding: Assistance provided by professionals or guides during tours or events. - Entrance Fees: Charges applicable upon entering certain venues or attractions. - Gratuity: Tips given as a token of appreciation to service providers such as waiters, taxi drivers, etc.

Highlights

The entrance to the Hegra site, an esteemed UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers visitors the opportunity to explore two notable landmarks: Jabal Ithlib and Jabal AlBanat.
In addition to these attractions, a significant archaeological find at the site includes the Tomb of Lihyan, which was erected by the son of Kuza.
Visitors may also wish to discover the impressive architectural marvels of Jabal AlAhmar and Jabal AlKhuraymat, both renowned for their historical significance and beauty.
Lastly, a unique cultural experience can be enjoyed through the Handcraft Pavilion, showcasing traditional crafts from the region.

Includes

- Transportation: Services offered for travel purposes.
- Guiding: Assistance provided by professionals or guides during tours or events.
- Entrance Fees: Charges applicable upon entering certain venues or attractions.
- Gratuity: Tips given as a token of appreciation to service providers such as waiters, taxi drivers, etc.

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Refundable upon cancellation at least 24 hours prior to the event.

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Duration 2 hours

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Frequently asked questions about From AlUla, Hegra Guided Tour

What is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hegra?

Hegra is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site located in AlUla, Saudi Arabia.

Where is Hegra located?

Hegra is located in AlUla, Saudi Arabia.

How many rock-carved tombs are there at Hegra?

There are over 110 meticulously crafted tombs at Hegra.

What does Hegra stand as in terms of the Nabataean civilization?

Hegra stands as the largest preserved testament to the Nabataean civilization located south of the renowned city of Petra.

Why is Hegra considered an important site for archaeology?

This remarkable archaeological landscape provides an opportunity to understand the rich cultural heritage, historical significance, and spiritual practices of the local populace.