The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve, spanning a vast 91,500 square kilometres, offers a captivating tapestry of diverse landscapes. Its golden sand dunes, pristine valleys, plateaus, mountains, and open plains create a unique setting for ecotourism. The reserve's rich biodiversity, including the Arabian Oryx, ostrich, and various flora and fauna, further enhances its appeal. The reserve's strategy centres on developing ecotourism as a cornerstone, aiming to create an engaging and educational destination while preserving the environment. By offering experiences such as camping, exploration, and nature observation, the reserve aligns with Saudi Vision 2030's goals for sustainable environmental tourism and quality of life enhancement. Source : Saudi Press Agency
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