Wadi Qarn in Taif — Sanctuary of Rock Inscriptions, Wildlife Habitat

Wadi Qarn, located west of Taif Governorate, boasts a diverse landscape of sandy deserts, rugged mountains, and lush greenery, which make it a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor adventures. The valley is home to unique aromatic wild plants and a variety of rare migratory animals and birds. Adorned with rock carvings depicting camels, Wadi Qarn entices visitors to explore its natural wonders. Acting as a sturdy backbone, Wadi Qarn extends towards the west to Wadi Al-Sayl Al-Kabeer, supporting villages, farms, and leopard habitats in Wadi Mahram. It gives rise to eastern and western tributaries, with villages like Mallah, Al-Multawi, and Al-Dar nestled along wadis that share their names. Visitors can enjoy the valley's natural beauty, flowing waters, and rich biodiversity. The area stands out for its diverse wildlife and striking geological formations, like rocky slopes and hills of varying sizes, that set it apart from other landscapes. Source: Saudi Press Agency