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Madain Saleh is a large archaeological site in Saudi Arabia. A Nabataean city hewed out of rock in the same style as Jordan's far more famous Petra, Madain Saleh is on UNESCO's tentative list for World Heritage inclusion and would be a top tourist draw in any ... Madain Saleh travel guide » and interactive map »
The nearest airports are in Al Wajh and Medina. Until 2004, visitors usually traveled via Hail, but a new road from Al Wajh now makes that route considerably faster. Madain Saleh flights » |
Staying overnight at Madain Saleh is not allowed, so most visitors use one of the two hotels in Al-Ula. Mada'in Saleh Hotel, The main hotel in town. Provides airport transfer and sightseeing packages. From SR 195. Arac Hotel Al-Ula, You can, if so equipped ... Madain Saleh hotels » |
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Madain Saleh on the Web
- World Heritage listing submission whc.unesco.org
- Photo gallery at nabataea.net nabataea.net
- Historical Wonder www.splendidarabia.com by Mohammad Nowfal
- Personal website on Hegra (Madain Saleh) (picture, text, map, video and sound) at hegra.fr www.hegra.fr
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