On the southern edge of Al Hofuf explorers will track down the memorable local area of Al Ahsa. Known as a desert garden in the desert, the town was one of the main populated regions in the district known as the Empty Quarter. The region was a fundamental halting spot for explorers advancing toward Mecca from the east. The site contains rich archeological remaining parts along with around 2,000,000 palm trees which yield in excess of 100 thousand tons of dates every year.
While in Al Hofuf, guests should do some keepsake shopping at Qaisariah Souq. The market was established in 1822 and stays the most seasoned market in Saudi Arabia today. In excess of 400 shops line the winding, antiquated roads of the souq, and the commercial center is inside strolling distance of a few different tourist spots in the chronicled focus of Al Hofuf, including Ibrahim Palace, House of Allegiance, the Al Hofuf Fish Market and Qubba Mosque.
People from all over the world visit these beautiful places in Saudi Arabia. People from different countries get their Umrah package and perform Umrah pilgrimage and after that they visit these places.
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