Saudi Arabia: 5 Landscapes You Won’t See Anywhere Else
Mostly desertic, thanks to the presence of the Arabian desert on a large portion of the country, the Saudi climate becomes less dry in...
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The “exquisite treasures” of the Riyadh National museum
While Saudi authorities have decided to award numerous heritage projects across the country, Kawa News decided to pay a visit to the National Museum...
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The Ibrahim Palace, a historical gem
Built in 963, the Ibrahim Palace is one of Saudi Arabia's most important historical sites. Before being a holy place, the place was used...
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Enjoy the Red Sea in a lagoon of 50 virgin islands
Saudi Arabia’s major tourism announcement of the summer came when the Kingdom announced the use of 50 existing islands for an eco-friendly touristic development...
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In1WordQaswra Hafez
Qaswra Hafez, founder of Hafez Gallery in Jeddah and unofficial ambassador for the Saudi arts around the world. At Paris’ Young International Art Fair...
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Qaryat al-Faw, A Remarkable Lost (and Found) Arabian Treasure
A once-forgotten town, dating back to between the 2nd century B.C. and the 5th century A.D., uncovered by 20th-century archaeologists in southern Saudi Arabia...
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Al-Qatt: Saudi Historic Wall Art acknowledged by UNESCO
The curiously feminine, uplifting art form hails from southern Saudi Arabian women. This week, to preserve the decorative style, it has been recognized by...
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Along the Incense Route
Saudi Arabia has long been a compulsory step in the passage from Asia to Europe. Ever since the 3rd century B.C. the trade routes...
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Uncovering Saudi Culture’s Roots in Souk Okaz
For 1,500 years, the Souk Okaz Festival has convened poetry contests, thrown horse shows and workshops dedicated to creating traditional textiles. The festival has...