From dance stones to silent volcanoes; Alala’s rocky wonders in Saudi Arabia

In the northwestern Saudi Arabia, Al -Ala is a land of spectacular nature and a deep historical background. Its famous oasis have been in the hearts of the sandy mouains of the habitat of plas, animals and human societies for thousands of years. What distinguishes Alla is a geological legacy that accommodates three differe periods of earth’s history. The earliest part, the Preskambrian Arabic shield, is covered with millions of years of sedime, preserving fossilized plas and animals and offering a lasting perspective of the earth’s past. Here are some of the surprises of Alala; So join us. (gulfnews)

Fish Rock in Wadi Al-Fann is a sandy sandy structure of about 2 meters high that looks like a gia marine creature in the desert. The release of its first images in cyberspace aroused the idea of ​​an ancie fossil and led to the formation of legends; But experts see its formation as a result of natural erosion. According to the Royal Al -Aala Commission, the ancie rivers created the rock about 5 million years ago.

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The Elepha Rock, the most famous natural surprise, is 2 meters high and, like the gia elepha, looks like it has landed on the ground. Unlike the ancie tombs of “Herra” near the human hand, this huge sandy rock cliff has been formed for millions of years due to wind and water erosion. The elepha rock among the golden sands and other magnifice structures is the domina view of the area and the eternal reminder of the art of nature and the endless power of the desert.

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In the Sharaan Natural Reserve in Al -Ala, rocks are the most notable natural phenomena in the region. The most famous of them has been formed for millions of years of erosion; Where the wind makes the softer layers of the sand at the bottom faster and form a mushroom -like shape. The 5.5 -square -kilometer reserve includes red sand valleys, desert valleys and seasonal wild flowers and aims to protect and revitalize the fragile ecosystem.

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Among the huge and magnifice tombs of “stone” and near Jabal Al Ahmar, Face Rock; A sandy sand structure like a human head staring at the horizon of the desert. Like many of the natural wonders, this rock has been formed over the ceuries and the best time to visit it is at sunrise or sunset; When the game of light creates an amazing illusion and looks like the rock as if it shines from within.

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The Arch, also known as the “Rainbow Rock”, is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in its amazing and amazing shape that resembles a rainbow between two clouds. This huge sandy sand, with a spectacular and rare look, enchas visitors. Around this natural vault, you can also find small and bright crystals called “desert diamonds” that add to its charm.

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“Dance Stones” have taken their name from a special form for which nature has been shaved; Stones that are in harmony and simultaneously are dancing. This phenomenon is located in the Raggasat Valley and is just a little away from the stone formation around it. The same feature has made it a unique place for mouaineering as well as the exciting experience of Dune Buggy;

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In the heart of the remote deserts of Al -Ala, there are amazing landscapes of black basal rocks and sile volcanoes; Where these stone masses stand over the sands and sews of their golden sand. This coradiction of color and texture creates imaginative and supernatural landscapes. Some of these areas are accessible to tourists, and with the help of a guide, you can even walk over a volcanic crater. Khyber Oasis in the neighborhood of Al -Ala has a special reputation with two famous white volcano attractions and black volcano.

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The lava curres are evidence of the first human activities in Al -Ala as well as in the Harrat Uwayroid and Hara Khyber areas in the northwestern Saudi Arabia. These importa volcanic areas form two of the largest areas in Saudi Arabia. Hara Khyber coains a stunning 5 -kilometer lava system, including lava domes, basalti cones and Jebel al -Qadr volcanic mouain. Significa lava flows from volcanic eves are also seen throughout the region.

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Which of these natural works make you surprise more? If you had the opportunity to travel to Al -Ala, would you like to visit first? Please share your valuable look and opinion with Kajaro and its companions.

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