AlUla, March 03, 2024, Situated 60 kilometers north of AlUla city in northwestern Saudi Arabia, the Gharameel reserve is a captivating expanse of desert wilderness celebrated for its distinctive biodiversity, varied rock formations, and expansive sand dunes and hills.
Recognized as a popular tourist destination, Gharameel draws visitors from around the world who seek to immerse themselves in its remarkable landscape.
In a recent collaborative effort to further enhance the natural beauty and ecological equilibrium of the reserve, the National Center for Wildlife and the Royal Commission for AlUla joined forces to release 14 Arabian oryx and 40 gazelles into the area. This initiative aims to reintroduce locally endangered species, contribute to the restoration of biodiversity, and advance environmental sustainability—aligning with the goals outlined in Saudi Vision 2030.
