Asil Awad Documents Shada Mountains Resemblance to Cappadocia
The geological formations of Lower Shada Mountain in Saudi Arabia bear a striking resemblance to the famous Turkish region of Cappadocia, making it a captivating destination for eco-tourism and cultural exploration.
Exploring Unique Nature
Traveler Asil Awad noted that the natural landscape creates an initial impression of being in Turkey, before revealing its true location within the Kingdom. Awad engaged with the site by documenting the beauty of the caves and rocks through her camera, highlighting the historical background dating back over three thousand years.
The caves scattered across Shada Mountain are a testament to ancient life, where human settlements once existed. Today, some of these caves have transformed into tourist resorts that blend authenticity with modern luxury, while natural trails offer walking opportunities amidst rare plant diversity, including fig and coffee trees.
A Retreat for Relaxation
Asil Awad described Lower Shada Mountain as an ideal sanctuary for escaping urban noise, offering visitors a chance to reflect on a simple, ancient way of life.
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