Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital and main financial hub, is on a desert plateau in the country’s center. Upon arrival, proceed to your hotel for your overnight stay.

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This morning, proceed to visit Al Ahsa Oasis by train, known as Hajar, an oasis and historical region. The oasis is listed under UNESCO World Heritage site and also known as the home to one of the world's largest natural Oasis. Explore the fascinating Palm Oasis, the historic Princes School, and the iconic Al-Qarah Mountain. In the evening, proceed to Riyahd by train.

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After breakfast, embark on your city tour around by starting with a visit to the iconic Masmak Fortress, a marvel crafted palace made from mud and clay, played an integral role in Unification of Saudi Arabia with Battle of Riyadh. Thereafter, spend some time strolling along Deerah Souq, a historical marketplace for souvenirs and handicrafts. In the evening, proceed to drive pass the vibrant Kingdom Center and ascend to the 99th floor via a high-speed lift and step onto the breathtaking Sky Bridge. Be immersed with the panoramic views of the city.

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Today, start your day by visiting a local home. Get interactive and understand the culture of the local Arabic community, their living and patronize their lovely home. Get feasted with local home cooked lunch. Next, visit to The National Museum, part of the King Abdulaziz Historical Centre where you will explore centuries of Arabian prehistory, history, culture and art.

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Prepare a small gift to host for your home visit.

• Breakfast / Home Cooked Lunch / Dinner

This day, proceed to the domestic airport for your flight to Al Ula, an ancient Arabic oasis city, situated in the Hejaz region that features prominently in the history of Islam as well as several pre-Islamic Semitic civilizations. Upon arrival, stop by the old town of Al Ula. Wander the maze of historic alleys and hundreds of houses built of mud brick, lined up next to each other like an impenetrable fortress. Its winding paths seeped with memories whose origins date back almost a millennium, with every step, feel history become instantly and movingly tangible and experience the heritage that fills Old Town's thriving streets with life.

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Timing of tour around old town is subjected to group size and Tourism Al Ula permits.

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Start your day energetic with a visit around Saudi’s ancient oasis with a visit to Dadan, an ancient site that dated back to more than two thousand years ago. Rich in history and breathtaking wilderness with diverse array of flora and fauna. Continue with a stop by to Jabah Ikmal, Al Ula's 'open library' for a documentary heritage collection that represents the largest concentration of well-preserved Dadanitic and Lihyanite inscriptions anywhere in the world. Thereafter, stop by Jabal Al-Fil, known as the Elephant Rock, carved by wind and rain over millions of years ago. The Elephant Rock sits on the golden sands of the desert with an eye-catching sight and embraces the Al Ula sky with its body and trunk at a height of 52 metres.

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Timing of tour around Al Ula is subjected to group size and visiting spot is subjected to Tourism Al Ula permits.

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Continue your oasis tour with a visit to Hegra, an archaeological site majority of the remains date from the Nabataean Kingdom, during the 1st century AD. The site constitutes the kingdom's southernmost and second largest city after Petra. Traces of Lihyanite and Roman occupation before and after the Nabatean rule, respectively, can also be found. Stop by Ai Dawan, two rocks with a narrow passage in between called “siq.” Before reaching by the Tomb of Lihyan Son of Kuza, known as the Lonely Castle. The structure is said to have been erected in the 1st century CE and is unmatched when it comes to ancient design and architecture. Moreover, It was also the first Saudi site to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stop by Harrat viewpoint before returning back to your resort in Al Ula.

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Timing of tour around Al Ula is subjected to group size and visiting spot is subjected to Tourism Al Ula permits.

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After breakfast, bid farewell to the oasis where you will take a scenic drive towards Madinah, one of the most sacred places after Mecca and a major Islamic pilgrimage site. Driving pass Al Baqi Cemetery, the oldest and the first Islamic cemetery of Madinah, founded by Prophet Muhammad and the burial place of many of his relatives. Visit Mount Uhud, the site of the second battle between the Islamic Prophet Muhammad and the polytheists of his tribe of Quraysh. Thereafter, continue your journey to Jeddah onboard a high-speed rail train.

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This morning, view Nassif House Museum, Located in the Old Town of Jeddah, Al Balad, the historic Nassif House was constructed in the late 1800s for Omar Nasseef Efendi, who was the governor of Jeddah at that time and has served as a museum and cultural center since 2009. Spend some time in the local shopping mall before proceeding to the airport for your flight back home.

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