Following immigration and visa procedures at the airport in Al Ula, our representative will meet and assist the guests as they board their air-conditioned vehicle for the trip into the city. We will take the AlUla Old Town Tour after we arrive to gain a peek into the city's not-too-distant history. You will be guided by a Rawi (guide) around AlUla Old Town, where throughout history pilgrims, tourists, and long-term residents have gathered. AlUla Old Town, which was inhabited from before the 12th century until the early 1980s, provides scholars with distinct oral histories and living memory that are unavailable at the region's other heritage sites. With 900 homes, 500 stores, and five town squares, you may stroll through a labyrinth of relics from the ancient stone and mudbrick structures and take in views of an AlUla Castle from the tenth century. Visitors will get knowledge of the goals and strategies used by the pilgrims and settlers of Old Town in building the city. Make your way to the hotel and register. Lunch & dinner are free-flowing. In AL ULA for the night.

At the hotel, breakfast. Our first stop on the tour will be Hegra, the largest preserved Nabataean monument south of Petra and Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage monument. Visitors can tour this historic site and learn about the history, customs, and culture of the local people, as well as see more than 110 graves carved out of enormous rock formations.

A leisurely lunch. Next, we set out on a temporal expedition to explore the legacy of the ancient and formidable Dadanite and Lihyanite civilizations, which fashioned and constructed AlUla. A bus service will transport you to Jabal Ikmah, an open library of inscriptions, rock art, and petroglyphs situated in a breathtaking desert canyon, after you have finished touring the ruins. The trip takes ten minutes. Detailed tour information, travel advice, and expectations for these remarkable heritage sites are provided here. We're going to have some downtime at Elephant Rock, or Jebel Al-Fil, before returning to the hotel.

One of Al Ula's many natural marvels is the breathtaking elephant rock, which rises storeys into the Saudi Arabian sky from the sands of the Golden Desert. The "trunk" and "body" of this monolithic red sandstone beast were formed by millions of years of wind and water erosion, in contrast to the elaborate, hand-carved façade of the neighboring Hegra's Nabataean tombs. The landscape of golden dunes, dotted with rocky outcrops, which many of them are similarly astounding in size and feature intriguing shapes and figures, adds to the raw structure's attractiveness. Leisurely have Dinner. Stay the night at ALULA.

Eat breakfast at the hotel. Time of check-out: 1200 hrs. Transfer to the airport in Al Ula for your departure, depending on the time of your flight.