Wadi Al-Disah is one of the sites of the city of Tabuk in Saudi Arabia. It is characterized by an abundance of water tables, palm trees and wild herbs, which made it acquire a unique nature, in addition to being one of the most important natural pillars of the NEOM project. Its name came to the village of Al-Deesah, which is located at the entrance to the valley from the western side. The word “disa” means (valley filled with palm trees). It is also called "Qaraqr", or Wadi Damah. The valley is located southwest of the Tabuk region, and northwest of the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Protectorate, in an area surrounded by mountains and whose water gave the air different formations, in terms of mountains and rocky edges, which formed tall columns, in conjunction with its distinguished geographical location, as the valley extends from the center of the area that It is included in the NEOM project, and it contains archaeological sites, such as: the facades of Nabatean tombs carved in rock, and the remains of walls with Nabatean and Arabic inscriptions in Kufic script.

The tour starts from AlUla or Tabuk

Then head south to Wadi Al-Disah. Walking in Wadi Al-Disah. The length of the valley is 27 km. You can walk in it as you wish

Then go and look to the beautiful mountains

Then go see the source of the water

Then gold touring the area

Then go and eat the popular Saudi lunch

Flight time 10 hours