Saudi Arabia’s hidden natural treasure in Sharaan 

Beyond  desert sands, spectacular reserve in AlUla redefines the Kingdom’s landscape with unique wildlife and ancient rock formations

AL-ULA, Saudi Arabia (MNTV) – Nestled in the breathtaking AlUla region of northwestern Saudi Arabia, Sharaan Reserve is a vast 1,500-square-kilometer sanctuary that showcases the Kingdom’s rich natural diversity beyond its stereotypical desert terrain.

Known for its dramatic rock formations sculpted over millions of years, the reserve is a major conservation site and a rising eco-tourism destination.

Managed by the Royal Commission for AlUla, the reserve protects rare and endangered species such as the Arabian oryx, Nubian ibex, Adam’s gazelle, wolves, and various birds of prey that soar above its towering cliffs.

Its varied ecosystem supports a wide range of flora and fauna, helping to preserve the region’s delicate environmental balance.

Sharaan Reserve is also a haven for adventure seekers, offering activities like guided safaris, mountain hiking, and camping amidst its striking red rock formations and sweeping desert vistas.

Conservation efforts are reinforced by expert-led teams that implement anti-poaching programs and raise awareness among local communities.

As Saudi Arabia expands its vision for sustainable tourism, Sharaan Reserve stands as a shining example of environmental preservation and a must-visit destination for nature lovers worldwide.

The reserve is a premier destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, offering activities such as safaris, mountain hiking, and camping.

To ensure effective conservation, the reserve employs highly trained teams, guided by international wildlife protection experts.