Remained as closed to the external tourists due to impenetrability, the nation welcomed the bravest ones and risk takers such as Richard Burton and Wilfred Thesiger. However, now many travelers visit this land to explore its risky realm and the largest sand sea on the planet called the Empty Quarter holding ship-sized sand dunes. Further Madain Saleh, the Petra of Saudi Arabia offers the most attractive and epic sites, while Jeddah is the coastal delight with coral homes and sougs. The Red Sea’s treasures off the shore are its stunning and unblemished reefs that leave behind a healthy marine life and clean waters. Apart from the historical sites and natural wonders, the modern heights can be seen in its capital, Riyadh where some stunning buildings rise above the sand dunes to touch the sky. What doesn’t seem to end besides the sand dunes is the ever welcoming nature of the people here. Saudi Arabia Tourist Attractions Riyadh This is the progressing capital of the country that  [...]

Where the ultramodern cultural people shake hands with the ancient charming testimonies, there you will find yourself soaking in such an incredible fusion; which is Lebanon. Considered as among the most enchanting nations of the Middle East, it was once known as the ‘Paris of the Orient’. While its history rotates around the Phoenician results of Tyre (Sour), Roman Baalbek's great temple to modern movement of Bernard Khoury; it present is livelier and enjoyable in the markets and architecture of Tripoli (Trablous), nightclubs of Jounieh, skiing in the mountainous region, and settlements of inviting people. Lebanon Tourist Attractions Beirut This great city was once the ‘Paris of the East’. It now offers the mountainous backdrop, Corniche waterfront, museums, natural formations, and much more. The wonderful rejuvenated colonial relics and mosques mark triumph over the civil war; while, the Green Line and bullet holed buildings represent its dark period. If spending time with  [...]

Kuwait, a city state, is like a retreat in the sandy landscape with its promising capital magnet city of Kuwait. The city has been the major attraction of the Bedouin people from the inlands of the Arab for soaking in the cool and wet sea and escaping the frequent dearth of water. For other visitors, it offers a rich experience of ideal museums; corniche promenade with beaches and restaurants; shopping complexes; docks; and lazy retreats. Kuwait Tourist Attractions Al-Hashemi Marine Museum: This museum marks the Vikings making to the Middle East with its stunning collection of huge, scaled-model dhows. Al-Qurain Martyrs' Museum: Situated in the inhabited suburb of Qurain accessible after 20-minute drive towards the southeast of the downtown, this is a small museum dedicated to a group of young Kuwaiti patriots who attempted to oppose custody in February 1991. Its story is that once in early morning, a minibus that can be yet observed in its exteriors came here. After some time  [...]