Assemble at Kuala Lumpur International Airport for your flight to Riyadh, the vibrant capital of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is a dry country, and alcohol is not permitted. Immerse yourself in the region’s rich cultural offerings, authentic cuisine, and unique experiences during your visit.

Start your day in Diriyah, the birthplace of Saudi Arabia’s first state. Explore At-Turaif, a UNESCO site with historic mud-brick palaces. Then, visit Riyadh Boulevard City for entertainment, dining, and shopping. End at Souq Al-Zal, one of Riyadh’s oldest markets, where you can browse traditional dresses, antiques, and Arabic perfumes.

After breakfast, visit Dadan to explore the Lion Tombs and rock-cut facades of the ancient Dadan and Lihyanite civilizations. Then, head to Jabal Ikmah, an "open-air library" with ancient inscriptions and petroglyphs revealing past cultures. Later, depart for Madinah, Islam’s second holiest city, home to the Prophet’s Mosque.

Begin in Medina with a visit to The Prophet's Mosque Expansion Project Museum, offering insights into the growth of this sacred site, also known as The Prophet's Mosque. Walk down Qiba Street, view Masjid An Nabawi, the final resting place of Prophet Mohammed, and Quba Mosque, the first mosque ever built in Islam. Stop for photos at the historic Hejaz Railway before taking a bullet train to Jeddah, a city blending historic charm with coastal beauty.

Note: Due to time constraints and the restriction for non-Muslims, no entrance to Masjid An Nabawi is planned in the itinerary. Visitors will only appreciate the mosque’s significance from the outside. When traveling by bullet train, please keep your luggage under 25 kg. If it's heavier, it will be shipped by bus and will arrive 4 to 6 hours later than the bullet train. The cost for excess luggage is USD 35 per item.

After breakfast, visit the Al Rahma Floating Mosque, known for its striking white exterior and turquoise dome. Explore Al Balad, Jeddah’s historic center, a UNESCO site with narrow streets and unique architecture. Learn about Makkah Gate, once a key stop for pilgrims. In the evening, enjoy a thrilling 4x4 dune bashing ride, a sunset from a sand dune, and a BBQ dinner under the stars before returning to the city.

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The minimum age for the 4WD sunset safari is enforced. Infants under 2 years old are not permitted and must be left in the care of an adult. Pregnant women, individuals with back pain, heart conditions, or those who have had recent surgeries should refrain from participating in this activity.

Start the day with a stop at Jeddah Corniche by the Red Sea, then visit the Tayebat Museum to explore Jeddah’s 2,500-year history. Housed in a restored Hijazi building, the museum highlights the city's foundation and Islamic heritage through its exhibits. Thereafter, transfer to the airport for your flight home.