In my previous article, I shared basic information about Saudi Arabia’s white coffee. Today, I’ll dive deeper into the charm of white coffee I encountered in Saudi Arabia. I’ll focus particularly on my experience at Joontos restaurant in AlUla, describing its taste and the wonderful hospitality I received. Previous article is available here: Joontos Restaurant […]
Looks like milk coffee? Unveiling the secrets of white Arabic coffee. When you think of coffee, you likely imagine a dark-colored beverage with a strong bitter taste. However, in Saudi Arabia, there exists a white coffee that defies these common expectations. This white coffee surprises and captivates visitors with its unique color and flavor. In
Continuing from my previous article, here’s my stay report from Medina, Islam’s second holiest city! In my previous article, I introduced tips for choosing a hotel to comfortably enjoy Medina, even as a non-Muslim. This time, I’ll share my actual experience staying at the Pullman Zamzam Madina. Enjoy this stay report from a room with
AlUla (also spelled Al Ula or Alula) is gaining attention as a major tourist destination in Saudi Arabia. However, despite its popularity, local transportation options are still underdeveloped. To enjoy AlUla’s beautiful landscapes and historical sites, advance research is essential. This article will introduce transportation methods in AlUla and important points to consider, which I
Medina, as a holy city in Islam, attracts numerous pilgrims from around the world. When exploring this sacred city, the rental cycle service “Careem Bike” can be incredibly convenient. Riding a bicycle through Medina while visiting historical sites offers new discoveries and experiences that can’t be enjoyed by taxi or on foot. In this article,
Hello everyone! When visiting Medina, the Prophet’s Mosque is an absolute must-see. It’s the second holiest site in Islam and a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage destination for Muslims. However, for non-Muslims like us, getting a good view of the mosque can be challenging. On the ground, it’s difficult to fully appreciate the mosque with the presence of
Hello, travel enthusiasts! Today I’m sharing my experience of visiting Medina in Saudi Arabia as a non-Muslim traveler. While Mecca, Islam’s holiest city, prohibits entry to non-Muslims, Medina has recently become accessible to tourists following legal changes. Only certain areas remain restricted. In this article, I’ll report on my actual experience visiting Medina! Current Situation
Every Muslim pilgrim knows about “Zamzam water.” For Muslim pilgrims visiting Mecca, drinking this water from the well “Zamzam Spring” in the Holy Mosque holds special significance.While non-Muslims cannot enter Mecca, it’s actually possible for non-Muslim tourists to drink Zamzam water. In this article, I’ll report on my experience obtaining and drinking Zamzam water during
Mecca, the holy city in Saudi Arabia, holds profound significance for Muslims worldwide. The sight of pilgrims circumnavigating the Kaaba during Hajj creates a mystical impression for many. However, Mecca maintains strict entry restrictions for non-Muslims, with no exceptions for international visitors. This article examines the possibilities and limitations of non-Muslims visiting Mecca from various
An extraordinary project is taking shape in the desert near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital. It’s the world’s first theme park dedicated to recreating the universe of the legendary manga “Dragon Ball.” While many details about the exact opening date, specific location, and ticket prices remain undisclosed, let’s explore everything we currently know about this ambitious