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Jedah: A Trip After Pandemic

If you are planning a vacation after this long period of the Pandemic, let us recommend a place that is significant for religious purposes and has a number of places offering adventure, shopping, and food.

From visiting the past while at Al Balad to measuring the depth of the sea while scuba diving in Obhur, from shopping in multi-story malls to open-roof shopping, Jedah is the most attractive travel destination across the globe.

Jedah has a long history, and in addition to being a historical and religious place, it is known for welcoming people from all over the world, which is a reason for its status as a cultural melting pot.

With thousands of mosques, Jedah is the gateway to Islam’s holiest cities, Mecca and Medina. Masjid Al Rahma, a floating mosque built in 1985, is drawing tourists’ attention towards it.

Because of the city’s closeness to the Red Sea, fishing and seafood are the most popular foods in Jedah. There is Al Baik which serves the best chicken with a variety of sauces and seafood. Al Baik is the largest food chain working in Saudi Arabia since 1974.

The best time to visit Jedah is during the festival season, whether it is summer or winter. However, if you are unable to withstand hot
temperatures, November to March is the best time to visit Jedah.

Jedah’s transportation services are good as it is a tourist destination. In Jedah, there are decent bus services and taxis are also available at reasonable pricing. From Jedah, a high-speed railway connects Macca and Madina via King Abdullah Economic City. Boats are not commonly used for transportation, but they do provide beautiful views of the Red Sea.

We will suggest you wear masks and have a happy and safe vacation.