Tuwaiq Mountain
Jabal Tuwaiq, also known as the "Edge of the World" or "End of the World," is one of the most famous and significant geographical tourist landmarks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The fossils found in the area indicate its ancient history.
Location of Jabal Tuwaiq:
The Tuwaiq mountain range is located near Wadi Hanifa in the Al-Arid region, in the central region of Najd, approximately 35 km away from Riyadh.
Information about Jabal Tuwaiq:
The peaks of Jabal Tuwaiq reach an altitude of 1200 meters, with an extension of about 800 km. Within this mountain range lies one of the most dangerous edges in the world, known as the "Edge of the World" or "End of the World." It is characterized by breathtaking scenery, sand dunes, and a gorge with vibrant colors of nature, extending 20 km wide and 250 meters high. Due to these exceptional features, guided group trips are regularly organized to this site, attracting local residents and adventurous nature-loving tourists.
The strange rock formations add to the area's uniqueness. Locals have named it "Mata'il Hafat Al-‘Alam" (Viewpoint of the Edge of the World) due to the stunning panoramic views of numerous valleys it offers, making it a rare natural landmark in the eyes of many visitors.
Formation of Jabal Tuwaiq: Jabal Tuwaiq is formed of hard limestone and clay, rich in fossils, coral reefs, shells, and petrified remains.
