Quaint haven among rows of palms. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Interactive artwork, One Two Three Swing!, by Superflex, at Desert X AlUla 2020. Photo: Conor McCann and Paris Verra
Maraya reflects the spectacular landscape and unmatched heritage of AlUla. Photo: Fayez Nureldine/ AFP / Getty Images
Appreciating the terrain of AlUla from a different perspective. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
The Tomb of Lihyan Son of Kuza, Hegra’s largest tomb, is approximately 21 metres tall. Photo: Leo Morgan / Alamy Stock Photo
Illustrated map of AlUla. Photo: Amy Elena Nash / Assouline
Overlooking the pool, Tama at Habitas serves dishes prepared with local ingredients and spices. Photo: Habitas AlUla / Kleinjan Groenewald
Habitas AlUla hosts performances by local percussionists, who share the art of traditional folklore drum circles. Photo: Habitas AlUla / Kleinjan Groenewald
A polo match at AlUla Habitas. Photo: Sam Churchill
Canyon Villa at Habitas AlUla, nestled in the Ashar Valley. Photo: Kleinjan Groenewald / Habitas AlUla
The citrus grown in the AlUla Oasis includes Helou lemons, Jaffa oranges, Succari oranges, torounge, Boussora oranges and clementines. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Colourful hot-air balloons dot AlUla’s skies during Winter at Tantora. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Rashed AlShashai’s A Concise Passage, on display at Desert X AlUla 2020, allowed viewers to enter the artwork. Photo: Lance Gerber / Desert X AlUla
Delicious spread at AlNakheel Cafe in Old Town AlUla. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
The archaeological site of Hegra has existed nearly undisturbed for 2,000 years. Photo: Tuul and Bruno Morandi / Alamy Stock Photo
The orange trees benefit from the shade of the palm trees, allowing them to flourish. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
A visit to the AlUla Old Town Market is to step back in time a thousand years, to the days of merchants and the historic trade routes. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Quaint haven among rows of palms. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Interactive artwork, One Two Three Swing!, by Superflex, at Desert X AlUla 2020. Photo: Conor McCann and Paris Verra
Maraya reflects the spectacular landscape and unmatched heritage of AlUla. Photo: Fayez Nureldine/ AFP / Getty Images
Appreciating the terrain of AlUla from a different perspective. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
The Tomb of Lihyan Son of Kuza, Hegra’s largest tomb, is approximately 21 metres tall. Photo: Leo Morgan / Alamy Stock Photo
Illustrated map of AlUla. Photo: Amy Elena Nash / Assouline
Overlooking the pool, Tama at Habitas serves dishes prepared with local ingredients and spices. Photo: Habitas AlUla / Kleinjan Groenewald
Habitas AlUla hosts performances by local percussionists, who share the art of traditional folklore drum circles. Photo: Habitas AlUla / Kleinjan Groenewald
A polo match at AlUla Habitas. Photo: Sam Churchill
Canyon Villa at Habitas AlUla, nestled in the Ashar Valley. Photo: Kleinjan Groenewald / Habitas AlUla
The citrus grown in the AlUla Oasis includes Helou lemons, Jaffa oranges, Succari oranges, torounge, Boussora oranges and clementines. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Colourful hot-air balloons dot AlUla’s skies during Winter at Tantora. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Rashed AlShashai’s A Concise Passage, on display at Desert X AlUla 2020, allowed viewers to enter the artwork. Photo: Lance Gerber / Desert X AlUla
Delicious spread at AlNakheel Cafe in Old Town AlUla. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
The archaeological site of Hegra has existed nearly undisturbed for 2,000 years. Photo: Tuul and Bruno Morandi / Alamy Stock Photo
The orange trees benefit from the shade of the palm trees, allowing them to flourish. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
A visit to the AlUla Old Town Market is to step back in time a thousand years, to the days of merchants and the historic trade routes. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
Quaint haven among rows of palms. Photo: Royal Commission for AlUla
