@jeddah_saudiarab: AlUla is an ancient oasis city and UNESCO World Heritage Site in northwest Saudi Arabia famous for its dramatic desert landscapes, towering sandstone mountains, and 200,000 years of human history. Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil): A massive 52-meter high sandstone arch shaped like an elephant by natural wind and water erosion Known in Arabic as Jabal AlFil, Elephant Rock is particularly magical at dusk when the fading sun casts a bewitching deep crimson light over the trunk and body of AlUla’s famous geological pachyderm. Elephant Rock is a 20-minute drive northeast of AlUla's Old Town. You can drive yourself to the site via Highway 70, where you’ll find free parking. A wooden path leads from the car park through the entrance to Elephant Rock. As Elephant Rock is an AlUla icon, many group tours or packages include it as a stop on their itineraries.