RIYADH : The tourism programs offered by the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve Development Authority are a cornerstone of ecotourism, covering about 91,500 sq. km of diverse terrain, including mountains, plains, plateaus, valleys, reefs and sand dunes.
This rich environment, combined with historical and heritage sites, creates a blend of nature, history and culture, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Wednesday.
A standout feature is the Linah Camp, which offers a comprehensive experience that highlights the area’s beauty and promotes environmental awareness. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature through recreational activities, including stargazing and learning about the reserve’s biodiversity.
The camp also features a shooting range where trained instructors guide visitors in precision-based activities, enhancing their skills and self-confidence in a tranquil setting. Accommodation options vary, catering to groups of 12 to 31 people, with environmental guides and hunting specialists available to ensure a professional experience.
The reserve is home to species such as gazelles and Arabian oryx, and hunting is conducted in accordance with environmental regulations.
The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve Development Authority is dedicated to improving its tourism offerings, aiming to establish the reserve as a premier environmental and tourism destination that reflects both natural richness and cultural heritage, the SPA reported.
