Jubbah Historical Heritage Main Entrance, Historical entrance in Jubbah, Saudi Arabia.
The entrance leads to rock art sites containing petroglyphs and inscriptions that record details of ancient human settlements and activities in the Arabian Peninsula.
Archaeological excavations near the paleolake have uncovered evidence of Middle Paleolithic settlements, with artifacts spanning multiple prehistoric periods and civilizations.
The rock carvings display a range of subjects including human figures, birds, monkeys, gazelles, and scenes of animals pulling carts across the sandstone surfaces.
The entrance maintains regular operating hours from Monday to Thursday 9:00-17:00, Friday 15:30-20:00, and weekends 9:00-17:00 for visitor access.
The location sits adjacent to an ancient lake bed extending 20 kilometers by 4 kilometers, with portions still covered by desert sands.
Location: جبــــة
Address: Unnamed Road, 2WH9+PHR، جبــــة 55672, Saudi Arabia 55672 جبــــة
Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 09:00-17:00; Friday 15:30-20:00; Saturday-Sunday 09:00-17:00
GPS coordinates: 28.02935,40.91889
Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:32
Saudi Arabia contains a wide range of historical locations spanning multiple periods, from Islamic holy sites to pre-Islamic archaeological remains. The country encompasses both religious destinations that draw millions of Muslim pilgrims annually and ancient settlements that reveal trade networks and civilizations dating back thousands of years. Among the most significant are the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, the Nabatean tombs at Al-Ula, and prehistoric rock art in various desert regions. The collection includes sacred sites such as the Great Mosque in Mecca with its Kaaba and Zamzam well, the Prophet's Mosque in Medina, and pilgrimage locations like Mount Arafat and the ritual grounds at Mina. Archaeological sites preserve evidence of earlier inhabitants, including Madain Salih with its 111 rock-cut Nabatean tombs from the first century, the petroglyphs of Hail dating back 10,000 years, and the sandstone formations of Al-Ula. Urban centers like Riyadh feature the Masmak Fortress from 1865, while Jeddah's historic port district displays traditional coral stone architecture. Together, these locations document the religious, commercial, and cultural development of the Arabian Peninsula across millennia.
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