This journey weaves a rich experience that blends the essence of Hijazi heritage, the timeless charm of the Red Sea, and a proud national icon. The story begins in Historic Jeddah, where ancient walls whisper tales of the past. Then comes a breathtaking view of one of the tallest fountains in the world, followed by a visit to the grand flagpole where the Saudi flag proudly waves over this coastal city

• Historic Jeddah – Hijazi Heritage

Step into the heart of Hijazi identity as you explore a district filled with coral-stone houses, finely carved wooden mashrabiyas, and lively traditional markets. Wander through its narrow alleys rich with history, visit the iconic Nassif House, and enjoy a cup of Arabic coffee in a heritage café, surrounded by the scent of oud and the charm of old crafts. It’s a place for reflection, photography, and reconnecting with the roots of a city that has always been the gateway to the Two Holy Mosques

• King Fahd Fountain

Water soars more than 300 meters into the sky, painting a mesmerizing scene against the sea breeze. More than a landmark, Jeddah’s fountain is a living symbol—an ode to the city’s deep connection with the sea and its openness to the world

• The Flagpole

Where modernity meets national pride, the Jeddah Flagpole stands tall at the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Square, raising the largest Saudi flag high among skyscrapers and the rhythm of urban life. A picture-perfect moment awaits, with the coastline stretching behind you and the flag waving boldly above