The Garden brings adventure to Jeddah Season

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Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive. (SPA)
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Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive. (SPA)
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Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive. (SPA)
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Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive. (SPA)
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Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive. (SPA)
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Updated 17 May 2025
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The Garden brings adventure to Jeddah Season

JEDDAH: The Garden, a dynamic zone within City Walk, invites visitors of Jeddah Season on a journey where fun meets adventure.

This area features three vibrant activity stations — archery, car racing, and remote-controlled watercraft — set against a picturesque backdrop, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Blending the thrill of competition with the charm of the outdoors, The Garden offers an exciting atmosphere for residents and visitors alike until June 14.

Each interactive space reflects modern entertainment trends, engaging visitors from the moment they arrive, the SPA reported.

Reimagined as a haven for family fun, The Garden delivers world-class entertainment tailored to visitors’ aspirations, with attention to detail enhancing the experience.

It boasts lush landscaping, flowing artificial rivers, and comfortable seating under tree-lined pathways, offering moments of tranquility amid the lively environment, according to the SPA.

Spanning more than 281,000 sq. meters, City Walk includes several themed areas, such as Cairo Nights, Wonder Wall, Adventure Land, and Horror Village.

It features 77 retail outlets, 65 restaurants and cafes, 81 games, 10 immersive experiences, and a lineup of theatrical and musical performances.

City Walk aims to showcase Jeddah’s cultural vibrancy through its culinary and entertainment offerings, reflecting the zone’s evolving identity as a leading destination for regional tourism.


Saudi wildlife authority releases predatory birds in Al-Soudah Park

Updated 18 December 2025
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Saudi wildlife authority releases predatory birds in Al-Soudah Park

  • Aim to reintroduce, breed threatened wildlife
  • Birds were acclimatized to area’s environment

LONDON: Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife has released several predatory birds into the wild under the Kingdom’s Green Initiative and the National Environment Strategy to breed and reintroduce threatened species.

On Wednesday, the NCW released them in Al-Soudah Park in collaboration with the Soudah Development Co. They included three griffon vultures, a black kite, Arabian scops owl, and a Eurasian sparrowhawk, all of which had been rehabilitated.

The birds underwent acclimatization to ensure they were ready to adapt to the area’s environment. Their release aims to enhance ecological balance and restore biodiversity in Al-Soudah Park, one of the Kingdom’s most prominent mountainous environmental zones.

They will help stabilize local species in mountain ecosystems by regulating food chains and maintaining habitat health, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The NCW will track the movement and behavior of the birds. It noted that this initiative is a part of ongoing programs across Saudi Arabia.