Middle East: an overview of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The Al-Hijr site in Saudi Arabia As an ancient city carved out of sandstone, Al-Hijr extends over an area of 15 km² in northwest...
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Discover Muscat, Oman, an architectural jewel on the waterfront
Far from the imposing buildings of Dubai, the Omani capital cultivates a sense of aesthetics linked to tradition. A typical city, on a human...
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A tomb containing 500 mummified animals found in Egypt
500 mummified animals have recently been discovered at the Al-Dayabat archaeological site in the city of Sohag south of Cairo. This discovery testifies to...
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The most beautiful places of worship in the Arab world and the Middle East
In search of spirituality or new wonders to discover, take advantage of a trip to the Middle East to immerse yourself in the breathtaking...
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Al Alaya, an inclusive dance from UAE registered in the intangible cultural heritage of UNESCO
Listed as intangible cultural heritage items of Humanity of UNESCO since 2014, al alaya, also called "stick dance" is a traditional art widely spread...
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Top 4: the most beautiful souks in the Arab world
Losing yourself in the alleys, smelling the smell of spices, admiring the bright colours, soaking up the sounds... Strolling through the souks is a...
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Falconry is about Sport and Tradition in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, there are traditions that have managed to survive technological, economic and societal upheavals. The art of falconry is one of them.
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Inside the Janadriyah Festival in Saudi Arabia
"It's a bit like the Universal Exhibition, but in Saudi Arabia." French photographer Marc Nouss, a one-day guest at the Janadriyah Festival, sums up...
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Archaeology: Is North Africa Another Cradle of Humankind?
Once again, archaeological excavations shake up all the certainties acquired by men.