Tabuk, however you want it.

Welcome to Tabuk, a city steeped in history and culture that dates back to 1500 BC. This ancient city has witnessed significant events that have unfolded over the past 8000 years. Tabuk is not just a place of historical significance, but it is also believed to be the home of prominent Islamic figures such as Prophet Shuaib and Prophet Moses. You can still visit the natural springs used by the latter, which are open to the public today and are just one of the many sacred sites in the region. The province of Tabuk is home to several major towns, including Umluj, Tayma, Al Bada, Haql, Duba, Magnah, Wajh, and the capital city of Tabuk. While the majority of state-run attractions are located in Tabuk City, there are plenty of recreational opportunities all over the region. You can explore seaside towns with beaches stretching along the Red Sea coast or head inland to the elevated mountainous areas, where snowfall during winter is a common occurrence, in stark contrast to the rest of the country.