Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN)– Saudi photographer Abdul Rahman Saad Al-Barah had an impressive Iftar experience with a group of friends during Ramadan, over the edge of Jabal Tuwaiq in Saudi Arabia. This resulted in charming scenes that the photographer was keen to document.
In the first week of Ramadan, the group headed to the edge of Tuwaiq Mountain, and this resulted in majestic scenes that the photographer documented through his lens.
In an interview with CNN in Arabic, Al-Bariah said: “From time to time, we visit the valley until we reach Mount Tuwaiq. But this time we liked that the goal of our visit was to have breakfast, and to come up with a beautiful video documenting the beauty of trees, mountains, and our beautiful moments with friends and relatives.” .
The Saudi photographer described Jabal Tuwaiq as a “majestic and great” place, as it embraces various rock formations and wonderful formations, saying that “despite being undoubtedly frightening, it embraces a scene that captures the hearts.”
Al-Barah advised people, especially families, to be careful when approaching this site.
There are many ways to reach Mount Tuwaiq from the side of Sudair, between easy and difficult and rugged roads that require a car suitable for mountainous terrain.
The official website of the Saudi Press Agency “SPA” stated that Jabal Tuwaiq is a mountain chain that extends for approximately 800 km from the Nafud desert of Al-Zulfi in the north, to the outskirts of Wadi Al-Dawasir and the Empty Quarter in the south.
These mountains are represented in a narrow plateau of limestone, and are considered one of the most important geographical features in the Arabian Peninsula.