The Arabian nags have held an exceptional place in the lives of Saudi people since ancient times, with Saudis taking pride in these majestic brutes. They compose poetry, share wisdom, and craft sayings to celebrate their beauty, speed, strength, and their part as a means of transportation and a show of their horsemanship. Nags continue to hold significant significance among the residents of AlUla Governorate. Multitudinous steed forces and booths are still scattered across the governorate, used for sharing in colorful recreational and sporting events organized by the Royal Commission for AlUla( RCU) every time, with brigades from different countries taking part. Also, technical tourism providers offer unique disquisition adventures that combine the beauty of the oasis and the charm of its nature with the joy of horseback riding. Callers have the occasion to learn the principles of horsemanship and feed as well as care for the nags, all while being accompanied by an original narrator who recounts folk tales and ancient stories about nags throughout the periods. Coinciding with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's 93rd National Day, the people of AlUla Governorate gathered beside the "Maraya Hall," which reflected the beauty of Arabian nags. They rode these nags while slipping into authentic Saudi costumes, expressing their joy on this affable occasion.
