Wadi Al Disah Valley and Tabuk Heritage

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Wadi Al Disah is a wonderful place to get away from people and relax in nature. This beautiful mountainous valley is famous for different hiking roads, massive sandstone cliffs, numerous palm trees, edamame, basil and citrus trees, and freshwater springs in the Blue Eye area. You can find many archaeological items: facades of Nabataean tombs, Nabataean and Arabic images on the walls, and residential settlements such as Al-Mushairef, Al-Sukhnah, and Al-Maskounah.
Stop and stock up on some snacks on your way to the valley, and try fresh, clear water from the water spots here.

This museum was established by Uncle Saleh bin Salem Al Arinbi to tell visitors about the heritage of Tabuk. The museum shows in detail what the civilizations in this region have experienced, through prominent displays of food, clothing, and ancient weapons. Uncle Saleh bin Salem Al Arinbi said he began collecting this archaeological stock in 1409 AH. The collection includes women’s clothing, leather products, agricultural ploughs for camels, old pots, and shadoof.