10 Beautiful Middle Eastern Destinations That “attract” Visitors

Not only is the kingdom of oil, the nature of the Middle East is as fascinating and mysterious as stories of a thousand and one nights.Discovering, Visiting Every time we think of the Middle East, the first things we think of are probably The vast sandy desert, hidden somewhere a few lush oases, or the abundance of oil wells. However, this land is also proud to be the cradle of human civilization with magnificent works and natural landscapes. Musandam Bay, Oman Oman's Musandam Coast shares the same geographical feature with Norway's famous Sognefjord. Musandam lies jutting out into the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway to the Persian Gulf

. This is a separate part of Oman, separate from the rest of the United Arab Emirates. Unlike Norway's Sognefjord with lush green coniferous forests, Musandam dries hot most of the time, but not so that this natural wonder is less attractive. You will feel like you are lost in the story of a thousand and one mysterious nights with turquoise water and magical cliffs Socotra Island, YemenSocotra is one of the Middle East's most wonderful natural wonders, 250 miles off the Yemen coast.



This is the largest island in an archipelago of four islands, lying off the Horn of Africa towards the Gulf of Aden. Socotra is a complex of many ancient granite mountains, limestone cliffs and red sandstone plateau. In addition, the archipelago also has a rich and distinctive flora and fauna including 825 species of plants. 90% of reptiles and 95% of snails in Socotra are not found anywhere else in the world. It is also home to 192 species of rare birds, 253 species of corals, 730 species of fish and 300 species of crab and shrimp. Jeita Grotto cave complex, LebanonLebanon, a country like Switzerland of the Middle East, is world famous for its Jeita Grotto wonder. This is a cave complex with a total area of nearly 1,000 hectares, part of the oldest karst area in the Middle East, formed from 400 million years ago This place has special values about the formation and development of the earth.



Archaeologists have discovered that the caves have been inhabited since prehistoric times. Jeita can only be reached by boat. Each cave here is a magical space with transparent silver stalactites, including the longest stalactite in the world. Al-Hasa Oasis, Saudi Arabia Al-Hasa Oasis is the largest natural oasis in Saudi Arabia and Asia. This wonder is located more than 40 miles off the coast of the Arabian Gulf. The 30,000-hectare oasis is supplied with water from more than 60 wells, this system supports more than 3 million palm trees and is a source of water for millions of people in the region. Kaluts, Iran: Located in Kerman, the southeastern province of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Kaluts wonder consists of walls that have been eroded by the desert over the years. This desert is Iran's hottest place with temperatures up to 65 degrees C.



6. Rub's Desert al Khali, Arabian Peninsula Rub 'al Khali means "Empty Area" in Arabic. This is the largest sand desert in the world, including the lands of Oman, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates with an area of up to 650,000 square kilometers. Coming to Rub 'al Khalim, visitors will see nothing but endless red sand dunes, dunes up to 250 meters high, along with burning heat. Life almost does not exist here, but in return, Rub 'al Khali is the place with the most oil in the world. Dead Sea, Jordan and Israel: Located between Jordan, Israel and the West Coast, the Dead Sea is arguably the most famous wonder in the Middle East because of its miraculous healing power. 420 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea has a salinity of 33.7%.



Apart from the fact that you can easily float on the sea surface, there is no living creature inside it. Bu Tinah Island, Abu Dhabi This island is one of the important ecological natural wonders of the Middle East, but unfortunately Bu Tinah is not open to tourists. This is a population of coral reefs and sandbars located in the Marawah Biosphere Reserve. The blooming coral reefs here far outstrip the coral reefs anywhere else in the world. Bu Tinah Island is also home to rare and precious wildlife such as sea pigs and Hawksbill turtles. Wadi Rum Valley, JordanWadi Rum was once home to many prehistoric civilizations. This is the valley of sandstone and granite. Today's inhabitants of Wadi Rum are the Zalabia Bedouin tribe, a tribe specializing in ecotourism business that serves foreign tourists.



Mount Damavand, Iran: Mount Damavand at 5,600 meters is the highest peak in Iran and the Middle East. Damavand's majestic and mesmerizing beauty makes it a special role in Persian mythology. It is also the highest volcano in Asia. It is also the territory of brown bears, leopards, wild goats and red sheep..

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