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Tabab’s Abo Noghta Castles Joins UNESCO’s List of Best Tourism Villages

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Last updated: 2024/11/15 at 3:19 PM
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The Abo Noghta Castles in Tabab, Saudi Arabia, have been recognized by the United Nations World Tourism Organization as one of the Best Tourism Villages of 2024. The announcement was made during a ceremony in Cartagena, Colombia, attended by Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Tourism, Ahmed Al-Khateeb. Al-Khateeb expressed his delight at the inclusion of the castles on this prestigious list, highlighting their historical and cultural significance. The Ministry of Tourism, along with other government entities, supported the nomination of the castles, ensuring the preservation and global recognition of Saudi Arabia’s rural heritage.

The Abo Noghta Castles in Tabab are a prominent historical landmark in the Asir region of Saudi Arabia. Built from local rocky stones with unique architectural designs reflecting the authentic Asiri heritage, the castles offer visitors breathtaking views of the lush Tabab Valley. Tabab itself is rich in historical and cultural heritage, with numerous forts, palaces, and mosques dating back hundreds of years. Located at an elevation of 2,400 meters above sea level and surrounded by fertile valleys, Tabab is a popular cultural and tourist destination with facilities for visitors to explore and enjoy.

The town of Tabab is also home to other significant historical sites, including forts and palaces spread across villages like Al-Hadhen, Zeena, and Al-Ghal. These sites, along with the Abo Noghta Castles, showcase the rich history and heritage of the region, making Tabab a must-visit destination for tourists interested in exploring Saudi Arabia’s rural charm. With its stunning natural views, unique architectural designs, and cultural significance, the Abo Noghta Castles and Tabab offer visitors a glimpse into the kingdom’s diverse and vibrant past.

The inclusion of the Abo Noghta Castles on the Best Tourism Villages of 2024 list is a testament to Saudi Arabia’s commitment to promoting its historical landmarks as global tourist destinations. The recognition of the castles’ rich heritage and cultural significance by the UNWTO further solidifies Saudi Arabia’s position as a top destination for travelers seeking to explore unique and historical sites. The Ministry of Tourism’s support for the nomination of the castles underscores the importance of preserving and promoting Saudi Arabia’s rural heritage for future generations to enjoy and appreciate.

Visitors to the Abo Noghta Castles and Tabab can experience the beauty and history of the region firsthand, exploring the unique architectural designs, historical sites, and natural landscapes that make this destination so special. From the white marble-trimmed windows and edges of the castles to the fertile valleys and seasonal crops surrounding Tabab, there is much to see and discover in this culturally rich town. With its inclusion on the Best Tourism Villages of 2024 list, Tabab and the Abo Noghta Castles stand out as must-see attractions for travelers looking to immerse themselves in Saudi Arabia’s history and heritage.

In conclusion, the recognition of the Abo Noghta Castles in Tabab by the United Nations World Tourism Organization highlights the historical and cultural significance of this unique destination in Saudi Arabia. With its rich heritage, stunning natural views, and unique architectural designs, the Abo Noghta Castles and Tabab offer visitors a glimpse into the kingdom’s past. As a top cultural and tourist destination, Tabab showcases the diverse history and heritage of the Asir region, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking to explore Saudi Arabia’s rural charm. Through the preservation and promotion of historical landmarks like the Abo Noghta Castles, Saudi Arabia continues to attract visitors from around the world, showcasing its commitment to promoting its rich heritage as a global tourist destination.

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