Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is a Muslim country located in Western Asia. Its borders are bordered by the following countries: Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Yemen, Qatar, and others.
The Red Sea stretches for many kilometers, flowing smoothly into the Persian Gulf.
The capital of this country is Riyadh. The population density here is enormous. Over 90% of the population is Muslim, while the rest are Sunni Muslims, who are considered Wahhabis, and Shia Muslims. The sovereign monarchy allows the King of Saudi Arabia to govern the country through his cabinet of ministers. There are no political parties.
Saudi Arabia on the map
About Saudi Arabia
Most of this great power is occupied by semi-deserts and deserts. The country is located in an area with a small number of lakes and rivers, but there are some oases. The local mountains are located on the map in a southwesterly direction. Saudi Arabia has a desert climate unlike any other country. During the day, the air heats up to unimaginable temperatures, and at night, it cools down.
All local customs and traditions are linked to the religion practiced, Islam. Only one holiday is considered non-religious: the Jinardia folk festival, which includes camel races. Other holidays are sacred and religious, such as Ramadan, Hajj, Eid al-Fitr, and later.
Saudi Arabia for tourists
Many centuries ago, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was part of the Arab Caliphate. The Caliphate is associated with the birth of the religion of peace – Islam. This state is considered one of the richest, thanks to its vast oil reserves. Most cities in this kingdom do not accept tourists from other countries. The refusal to accept travelers is due to the strict rules established in this country, and people unfamiliar with local customs and traditions may inadvertently violate local laws. There are, of course, exceptions to this rule, but their attractions are no less numerous than those of other cities in the country. The resorts on the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia are considered some of the best, boasting beautiful beaches.
Saudi Arabian cuisine
The culinary masterpieces of this country remain virtually the same as they were many years ago. Local culinary traditions are very similar to many Middle Eastern dishes. The recipe ingredients remain the same, only the names change. Rice, meat, milk, and fish dishes are both everyday fare and served as treats. Soups, broths, pilaf, and vegetable salads are widely popular.
What to see in Saudi Arabia?
Mosques and Muslim holy sites are of great importance to the people of Saudi Arabia. The country is famous for its ancient, now-destroyed fortresses, forts, and the existence of tombs and palaces built into the mountains. During the Ramadan holiday, many travelers come to Saudi Arabia to see and visit Mecca. After their visit, tourists have much to tell about the country. Riyadh: Life in the Capital of Saudi Arabia
