Waterfalls in Saudi Arabia
This is just one of the places I can prove that Saudi Arabia isn’t just a desert and camels. They also got green rocky mountains, lushes and valleys.
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Taif City, Saudi Arabia | Ash Shafa Mountains
We scheduled our trip based on a weather forecast. From the past few days there were heavy rains within the whole city of Taif, so basically those excess water from the plain top would definitely go down to the cliffs of the mountains. And this would create waterfalls and pools towards the lower ground.
This is unimaginable. Welcome to Saudi Arabia, no desert, there's just pristine green plants carpeting all over the places.
I'm not even expecting this lavish natural hidden spot people don't know about like I’m not going to tell everyone about this. Officially, this place is mine now.
With this kind of scenery, all you can do is just let the sun passes through your skin deepening into the vast ray of lights and that lights are being filtered by the dancing trees and a howling wind.
We're halfway through the peak of the mountain and we're hearing some beautiful voices of nature, "It's a waterfall and I cant wait to see it"
When you're living in Arabian Continent then you found a body of water in the middle of nowhere, that's so miraculous to me.
"Nature is meant to be not just being seen by our naked eye, but it's meant to become part of it... as one."
After 40 minutes trekking and 15 minutes climbing, finally we made it to the top.
We're actually surrounded by beautiful mountains with their own magical shapes. And huge rocks pushed by a great flood all the way down and those rocks down there, it served as our ladder to make life more easier to be in this secret hidden place.
The view from the peak is so amazing. This is somewhat somehow a Switzerland of Arabia and I can name it whatever I want.
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