The sky of Tabuk Province resounds with traditional arts mixed with the melodies of the rababa and sung poems. Some of the province’s archaeological sites date back 500 years BC and are filled with timeless historical stories. Tabuk was an ancient trading route due to its location in the northwestern part of the Arabian Peninsula, and its fertile land produces crops that compete in global markets, such as fruits, vegetables, wheat, and barley, in addition to millions of roses that color the city’s farms. Its inhabitants are renowned for their local industries, such as upholstery, tents, boats, and swords. The Tabuk cuisine offers a rich cultural blend due to its proximity to the Levant. Its stunning geography offers diverse experiences, living on golden beaches, a barren desert, towering mountains, and springs that have been flowing for hundreds of years.