Over an area exceeding 20,000 square kilometers, the “Al Khunfah” region extends, one of the main areas within the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve. It is distinguished by its magnificent colors, smooth terrain, captivating sands, and charming plants.
Bird’s Meeting point
It serves as a meeting point and “café” for resident and migratory birds. Al Khunfah is located north of the Tayma Governorate in the Tabuk region, characterized by sedimentary formations and sandstone. It has a mix of shades ranging from dark brown to white, passing through gray and light brown, creating a captivating painting that mesmerizes nature lovers.
Amidst the hills of the Al Khunfah region, its valleys, and mountains, are habitats of various fungal, animal, and plant species thrive.
Diversity in the Reserve
The reserve also hosts a variety of reptiles, in addition to several species of wild rabbits, foxes and hedgehogs. The Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Development Authority continues its efforts to localize and increase the biodiversity in various areas of the reserve. It have previously released 65 Arabian oryxes in the Al Khunfah Reserve.
The mountains and elevations of “Al Khunfah” bear witness to the beauty and diversity of nature.
Al Khunfah is also known for its numerous reefs and valleys. The reefs and valleys flow with the seasonal rains, usually ranging between 50 to 100 millimeters. Thus, it nourishes the land, plants, and trees, enhancing the habitats for fungal and animal life, including birds.
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