There are many aspects of Saudi Arabia best presented in the form of pictures and graphics. This Gallery represents submissions by the general public of sights within Saudi Arabia not usually seen by those outside the Kingdom.
- Abha, Saudi Arabia Photographs and Information
- An Aseeri House and the Daily Market in Abha, Saudi Arabia.
- Al Jenadriyah Festival Heritage & Cultural Festival Pictures and Information
- Saudi Arabians building a Dhow.
- Al Zaytah Images and Information
- The picture of the Al Zaytah sandstone hills is almost unearthly.
- Arabia in 1853 Graphics and Information
- Graphics of Hair Styles seen in 1853.
- Camel Birth Photos
- A dromedary one-hump camel giving birth in the desert.
- Camel Souq / Market in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Pictures
- See how interesting it is to visit.
- Dammam, Saudi Arabia in the 1950s Photographs
- Pictures show what life was like in Saudi Arabia during the 1950s.
- Date Palm Tree Information and Images
- Date blossoms, yellow dates, and how the dates are dried in Saudi Arabia.
- Desert Rain in Saudi Arabia Photos
- See the destruction rain can cause in Saudi Arabian deserts and cities.
- Dir'iyah, Saudi Arabia Information and Photos
- View the restored Saud Palace and other buildings.
- Ibn Saud (King Abdul Aziz) Information and Images
- King Abdul Aziz lead an incredible life and unified the Arabian Peninsula.
- Kaaba and Black Stone in Mecca, Saudi Arabia
- Photos and information about the Kaaba and Black Stone.
- Lake Layla's History in Pictures
- Witness the Disappearance of Lake Layla in Saudi Arabia.
- Mada'in-Salah and Nabataean Stone Tombs
- See and learn about the beautiful Qsar Farid Nabataean Tomb.
- Mecca / Makkah Photographs and Information
- View images of how Mecca looks today and in the past.
- Miscellaneous Photos of Saudi Arabia
- There are many interesting and diverse places to visit in Saudi Arabia.
- Riyadh is the capital and largest city in Saudi Arabia
- Photographs / Pictures and information about Riyadh.
- Sumit Your Photographs
- Everything you always wanted to know about submitting your photos.
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Saudi Arabian Trivia
The religion and customs of Saudi Arabia dictate conservative dress for adult men and women plus teenagers. Foreigners are given some leeway in the matter of dress, but they are expected to follow local customs, particularly in public places. As a general rule, foreign men should wear long trousers and shirts that cover the upper torso. Foreign women should wear loose fitting skirts with hemlines well below the knee. Sleeves should be at least elbow length and the neckline modest. Non-Muslim women living in Saudi Arabia usually wear the Abaya over their clothing.
