TAIF: Taif is fast becoming a major tourist hub in the Kingdom, with visitors arriving from around the world, including the Gulf, to enjoy its pristine environment and natural attractions during holiday celebrations.
The heavily forested region is home to spacious valleys and ample water courses. For the holidays, Taif hosted families who exchanged gifts and good wishes, while enjoying the tranquility, rural landscapes and fresh air, SPA reports.
This top-notch summer destination is characterized by a variety of geographical details and shapes, a unique diversity that will remain rooted in the memory of youngsters and their parents.
Taif’s diversity is supported by other attractive factors that suit the local inhabitants’ tastes. In fact, rich and vast places are at the disposal of inhabitants and their children to discharge their energy and feed their passion need to explore and go on adventures, as well as to encourage them to be more active and physically healthy.
Taif has been characterized by its heritage and fresh air that visitors seek to recharge their spirit. The city holds latent aesthetic aspects at the natural level, as well as at the level of unique architectural heritage in terms of tourism. This heritage was created by the contemporary development and renaissance generations and takes visitors back in time to their ancestors’ achievements and heritage, while narrating the story of changes that occurred between Taif yesterday and Taif today.
Taif becoming a major tourist attraction in the Kingdom
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Taif becoming a major tourist attraction in the Kingdom
- This top-notch summer destination is characterized by a variety of geographical details and shapes
- Taif’s diversity is supported by other attractive factors that suit the local inhabitants’ tastes
Makkah’s Al-Sail Street development project completed
MAKKAH: Authorities in Makkah said work on the intersection linking the Fourth Ring Road and King Faisal Road, also known as Al-Sail Street, has been completed and is now operational.
Officials described the project as part of broader efforts to upgrade the city’s transportation network and infrastructure, enhancing traffic flow and improving services for residents and visitors.
The project includes new direct lanes for vehicles traveling from the Fourth Ring Road to King Faisal Road in both directions — toward Al-Haram and Al-Sail — improving connectivity between key routes and boosting traffic efficiency at one of Makkah’s key intersections.
Officials said the development is expected to cut travel times and enhance road safety by separating intersecting traffic flows and reducing conflict points. It also aims to ease access to the central area and the holy sites during the Hajj and Umrah seasons.
