The festival includes a wide range of activities, from musical performances by international artists in the spectacular Maraya Concert Hall to cultural tours, art installations, and outdoor adventures in the desert. It provides a unique platform for cultural exchange and showcases Al-Ula’s potential as a major tourist destination. The Winter at Tantora Festival highlights the richness of Saudi Arabian culture and the beauty of its natural landscapes, offering visitors an unforgettable experience in one of the country’s most captivating regions.
Winter at Tantora Festival
The Winter at Tantora Festival in Al-Ula is an annual event that celebrates the region’s cultural heritage and stunning landscapes.
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