The oasis of Jubbah is the remnant of an ancient lake that was rich in wetter periods with people, flora and wildlife. Today, owing to the relatively high water table and modern hydrological technology, Jubbah is a rapidly growing town. The sand sea of the Nafud Desert surrounds the 16 by 5 km (10 by 3 mi) windswept plain around Jubbah.

2025年2月11日 · Jubbah is one of the unique heritage localities in Saudi Arabia which is included in UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites 57,58, Jubbah basin, located about 90 km north of Ha’il in northern ...

A systematic survey of rock art and associated archaeological features in the Jubbah oasis provides evidence of Holocene occupation from the early Holocene to the present. In total 1249 panels with rock art and inscriptions, and 159 archaeological …

Jabal Umm Sinman, Jubbah, 90 km northwest of Hail, is bounded in the west, north and south by desert sands and in the east by a security fence that borders the town of Jubbah.

In the rich tapestry of Islamic culture, the jubbah and kufi (or topi) stand out as iconic garments that symbolize faith, modesty, and identity. The jubbah, a long, loose-fitting robe, has its roots in the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), representing both …

This route takes you into the rolling red dunes of the Nufud Desert and around Jabal Umm Sinman, where ancient petroglyphs adorn sandstone outcrops. Based within the green metropolis of Jubbah, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is brimming with culture and the local museums offer a fascinating insight into the region’s history and traditions.

The Jubbah is a long, flowing robe that exudes both elegance and utility. Typically made from breathable fabrics like cotton, wool, or linen, it was designed for comfort and adaptability in varying climates.

Jubbah - female dancing group with male & typical long horn cattle with body markings indicating tribal ownership

The city of Jubbah is one of the most important historical and archaeological sites and desert tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia, as it contains the remains of the oldest human sites dating back to the stone ages, as well as includes the most famous drawings and rock inscriptions that tourists can see and learn about the reality of human ...

This style of depicting a chariot and its team of horses in plan view is distinctive and unique for Saudi Arabia. Stylistically similar petroglyphs have been recorded from various parts of Eurasia from Sweden to Mongolia, suggesting the possibility of ancient cultural contacts among the peoples of the Arabian Peninsula and points to the north ...