Turabah: Located about 54 kilometers south of Turabah Governorate, the underground dam sits amid changing landscapes where water, wild trees, rocky formations, and diverse wildlife come together to create a peaceful natural setting. The site, located along Wadi Turabah-one of the governorate's most notable valleys-has been shaped by seasonal floods and unique terrain, forming a scenic landscape of slopes, riverbanks, stone formations, and greenery.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the dam attracts visitors and nature enthusiasts seeking a quiet retreat away from urban crowds. Its surroundings provide a habitat for birds and local wildlife, while the presence of water supports the growth of native plants, highlighting its recreational and environmental value.
On weekends, visitors enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, relaxing near the valley, exploring the area, and photographing the beauty of the water, rocks, and sky. Tour guide Adel Al-Baqmi told the Saudi Press Agency that the dam has become a destination for residents and visitors due to its calm atmosphere and natural appeal.
With its unique landscape, biodiversity, and opportunities for relaxation, birdwatching, and photography, the underground dam represents an important eco-tourism attraction in Turabah, offering visitors a memorable experience surrounded by nature.