The Path of Al Wahi Journey in Mecca

This path specializes in introducing the holiest places, whose history extends back 4000 years. The visitor will be taken on a journey through the historical mountains, landmarks of the timeline of the Prophet's life, the local surroundings, and the experience of the Hira Cave. The path also specializes in the extraction and inference of archaeological discoveries with cultural significance. Among the features of this path are:

• Jabal Al-Nour
• One of the most important historical landmarks is the Cave of Hira where the Prophet Muhammad received the first revelation.


• The landmarks of the Sacred Mosque
• The Sacred Mosque holds a great significance among Muslims as it houses the Kaaba, the direction of prayer for Muslims, and where they perform Tawaf, circumambulating around it.


• The Birthplace of the Prophet
• The birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad is also a significant historical landmark in Mecca.


• Wadi Ibrahim
• A major landmark in Mecca, it is one of the largest valleys that feeds into the well of Zamzam.


• The Holy Sites
• The Holy Sites are sacred places for Muslims mentioned in the Quran such as Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah, which Muslims visit to perform the rituals of Hajj. These sites are highly esteemed and receive special attention and care.


• The Tribes of Banu Hashim and Banu Ali
• This is a historical path located between Mount Abu Qubays and Mount Al-Khandama. It is significant as it served as a refuge for Muslims when they were besieged economically and socially by the Quraysh.


• Ain Zubaydah
• Ain Zubaydah is located in Wadi Naman on the road between Taif and Mecca. Its landmarks and channels extend to the Holy Sites of Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah.


• Mount Abu Qubays
• This is one of the important historical mountains, as it was the first mountain placed on the face of the earth, and Allah entrusted the Black Stone to it during the time of the flood of Prophet Noah, peace be upon him.

Medina route

Medina is considered one of the most honorable spots on earth, as it is the first capital in the history of Islam and the second holiest place in Islam.

• The seven mosques
• One of the most important landmarks in Medina, which is a group of small mosques whose real number is six, not seven, but it became famous by this name, due to the addition of some of the Qiblatayn Mosque within these mosques.


• Mount Uhud
• Mount Uhud enjoys a religious status, as it witnessed several events after the advent of Islam, the most important of which was the Battle of Uhud.


• Trench raid
• The battle took place between the Muslims, led by the Prophet Muhammad, and the parties, a group of Arab tribes that gathered to invade the Arab city.


• Quba Mosque
• The first mosque built in Islam in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah, and it enjoys historical and religious importance, founded by the Messenger of creation, Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace.


• Qiblatain Mosque
• The Prophet's Mosque, the Prophet's Mosque.

Historic Jeddah path

Al-Balad area "Historic Jeddah" is characterized by being an attractive coastal land, which helped it to be a human center that includes many cultures over the years that express a human heritage.

Its walls resisted the historical factors with eight gates known for their historical stories, in addition to more than 10 ancient houses that are praised for their distinctive designs. And the names of her ancient families.

• Among its most famous doors:
• Bab Makkah - Bab Sharif - Bab Hadid - and there are ancient houses that have a history, including Nassif House, Al-Matbouli House, and Nuroli House


• Historic Jeddah shows us examples of ancient architecture, such as:
• Ribat Khanjar, Al-Shafi'i Mosque and Ain Faraj Yusr


• It also included the most ancient popular markets over time and became a destination for lovers of heritage and artifacts
• As an upper market, the Bedouin market and Al-Hasakia...

Taif track

Taif has tourist attractions of historical and tourist fame, and is characterized by ancient palaces and buildings that embody the architectural style and decorations, the most important of which are the Kaaki Palace and the Writer’s Palace.

• It includes Souk Okaz and a number of ancient ancient markets:
• Bab Al-Hazm Market - Thursday Market - Al-Hijlah Market - Al-Abbas Street Market


• It includes many attractions:
• Al-Hada tourist area - Al-Shifa tourist area - Lea area


• And centers and parks, most notably:
• Bani Saad Center and Park - Maysan in Al-Harith - Thaqeef Center

Alula path

The city of Al-Ula is one of the oldest cities on earth. It is characterized by natural monuments and an ancient heritage. It is an open museum full of historical monuments.

• Among the most famous tourist attractions in it:
• Daden - the old town of Al-Ula - and Al-Hajar - Jabal Ikrimah



• The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia cooperated with specialized experts from all over the world in developing the city of Al-Ula and was distinguished in its antiquities and history, which made it one of the most important archaeological destinations for tourists from all over the world.

Historic Yanbu Trail

It is considered one of the most prominent landmarks of the most important historical events witnessed by Yanbu. "Historical Yanbu" bears memories in its corners, in its homes and markets, and is one of the most important tourist destinations on the Red Sea

Historic Yanbu witnessed a huge project to restore and rehabilitate it, to turn it into a pioneering heritage tourist destination in the Kingdom.

Khyber Trail

It is distinguished by its historical importance, and the Battle of Khaybar took place during which the Messenger of God called for it when declaring Islam there.

• It is considered an oasis and an ancient historical and tourist landmark.



• It is famous for cultivating dates.



• It includes many archaeological sites and houses that display the history of civilization