Imam Turki bin Abdullah

Royal Nature Reserve 

About Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve 
In the heart of northeastern Saudi Arabia, the 91,500 km2 Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve is a unique tourist destination that combines beautiful nature, authentic local culture, and rare wildlife. The reserve is not just a natural space, but a rich palette of biological and cultural diversity, aiming to preserve natural and historical heritage and promote ecotourism.

Breathtaking landscapes and unique experiences:
The reserve is characterized by its diverse terrain, from the sand dunes of the Great Nafud Desert to the valleys and rocky outcrops in its north, providing unique experiences for nature and adventure lovers. Visitors can enjoy historical tours such as Darb Zubaydah, an archaeologically rich historical trail, where visitors can enjoy a dive into history and learn about the details of this ancient road.

Wildlife and biodiversity:
The Reserve includes a wide range of flora and fauna, with more than 230 species of plants and 250 species of animals, including 184 species of birds. This biological wealth makes the reserve an ideal destination for bird and wildlife enthusiasts, where they can see rare species of animals and birds in their natural habitat.