The Tabuk region is home to some of Saudi Arabia's most beautiful natural and historical gems. Its most prominent natural features are the majestic sandstone formations that originated from Wadi Rum in Jordan and extend across the entire region towards the south, in addition to the Sarawat Mountains, which reach a height of more than 2,500 meters above sea level. In addition to the Harrat Awayrid volcanoes, the beaches of the Red Sea, coral reefs, and the picturesque Gulf of Aqaba. From a historical standpoint, the Tabuk region is famous for its archaeological rock art, its ancient oasis on the frankincense trade route, the glorious stories of the prophets, its epic battles, important Hajj routes, and the Hijaz Railway, whose fate was told in a book and a movie. "Lawrence of Arabia".