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Visit Hail's three castles

Great news for all history enthusiasts! Hail has not one but three castles. The oldest and most famous one, Aarif Fort, overlooks the city of Hail from the top of a hill. Built in the 17th-18th century CE, the castle is made of stone, clay, and mud. The watchtowers and windows once allowed soldiers to protect Hail from any outside threats, and the building's location made for an excellent place to fire cannons to signal the beginning of Ramadan.

Built in the 1940s, Al Qishlah Castle is another fantastic tourist spot. Qishlah translates to "barracks" in Turkish, and it's therefore no surprise that the building used to house army troops. Lastly, Barzan Castle was completed in the 19th century and was used as the home of the royal family.

Experience Hail Car Rally

Since 2006, Hail has been the home to Hail Rally, one of the biggest rallies in all of Saudi Arabia. Recognised as one of the most notable international sports organized in the Kingdom, the Hail Rally attracts tourists and car lovers from all parts of the country and beyond. If you're planning a trip to Hail, keep an eye out for the Rally dates so as to either join or avoid the crowds based on your preferences.

See the grave of Hatim al-Tai

Have you ever heard of the phrase "more generous than Hatim"? Known for his endless generosity and kindness, Hatim al-Tai has found his way to the Arabian Nights stories, as well as other prominent works by Saudi artists. When you're in Hail, you have the excellent opportunity to go see the grave of Hatim al-Tai and his family. Situated in Towaren, Hail, the grave is near Hatim Tai Palace. Experience the serene atmosphere of the place and find yourself connected to the ancient stories of Saudi Arabia.

Relax at Al Samraa Park

Located in Wadi Al-Adreea Valley, Al Samraa Park is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of tourist attractions. The mountainous brown terrain combined with vast green gardens make for a lovely view, not to mention the views of Hail one can enjoy from this vantage point. The lake in the middle of the park creates a refreshing atmosphere, children get to run around at the local playground, and the vastness of the area ensures there is enough space for everyone.

Marvel at the beauty of Al Rajhi Mosque

Al Rajhi Mosque is a must-see on anyone's itinerary as it is considered to be an architectural masterpiece. Browse the library, use the digital services rooms to translate sermons, learn Qur'an in the underground basement, and explore everything else this three-story mosque has to offer. Al Rajhi Mosque is extraordinary in its advanced approach to technology – there is a LED lighting system, a chilled water system to keep you cool, screens with sign language, and more. Let yourself be enchanted by the mosque's stunning architecture and gain a deeper insight into the culture of Hail.

Go on an Al Nafud Desert adventure

Join a tour of Al Nafud Desert and see its stunning red sand dunes with your own eyes. In Jabal Umm Sinman, a place located an hour away from Hail, you'll be able to see ancient rock inscriptions that date all the way to the Pottery Neolithic period. Together with locations such as Jabal Al Manjor and Jabal Raat at Shuwaymis, these rock formations are classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The vast desert invites thrilling activities, including sand surfing and dune bashing. This is also where the Desert Festival takes place, attracting local farmers, poets, weavers, and more to join in on the celebrations.