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Rawdat Tinhat

The Confluence of Valleys and the Daisies' Bloom

Riyadh

It is one of the most famous and largest natural meadows in the Kingdom. Bordered by the sands of Al-Dahna and the Al-Armah Escarpment, it is distinguished by its vast area and the abundance of water that irrigates it, resulting in a diverse vegetative cover that gives it a unique appearance.

Rawdat Tinhat is one of the most famous and beautiful meadows in the Kingdom, by virtue of its vast area and the abundance of water flowing from several valleys, most notably Wadi Al-Shouki and Wadi Al-'Atak, in addition to its unique location between the Al-Armah Escarpment to the west and the sands of Al-Dahna to the east.

The meadow is famous for its dense green vegetative cover adorned with fragrant daisy flowers, with birds filling the air with their sounds, and pure air that refreshes visitors.

In spring, the meadow transforms into a green carpet, forming a beautiful natural tableau. Its clear skies and moderate weather make it ideal for picnicking or camping.

Visitors can enjoy walking, exploring, or holding barbecues, with on-the-road road stores for necessary supplies. The road to the meadow is paved up to the suburb of Al-Thumamah, which facilitates access from various regions of the Kingdom.