Sponsored Content: 10 Most Instagrammable Spots in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is a beautiful destination that more and more travelers are discovering and one certainly worthy of a post or two on one's Instagram account. From jaw-dropping natural wonders to historically- and culturally-significant manmade structures and developments, the Kingdom boasts a robust portfolio of photogenic sites that visitors will want to add to their bucket lists. When you're not enjoying quintessential Saudi experiences or exploring the inviting Red Sea, be sure to make plans to visit these incredible locales and don't forget to bring your phone or camera. You can leave the filters behind.
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The Edge of the World. Just a 90-minute drive from Riyadh, Jebel Fihrayn, also referred to as the Edge of the World, is an unmistakable natural wonder that offers some of the best views on the planet. Forming part of the Tuwaiq Cliffs, this spectacular spot can be reached via winding desert trails that are equally as scenic.
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Soudah Mountains. Saudi Arabia's outdoor adventure capital sits some 9,850 feet up along the side of the country's highest mountain. Soudah is ideal for hiking and camping and the views along the way will have visitors pulling at their phones to snap an Instagram shot at every turn.
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Al Wahbah Crater. One of the most dramatic and rarest Instagram photo-ops can be found at the 2.5-mile-wide Al Wahbah Crater, which can be found on the western edge of the Hafer Kishb basalt plateau located about two hours from Taif and four hours from Jeddah. This otherworldly locale also requires a two-hour climb to the top but will be well worth it.
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Al Balad. To capture some of the world's most unique architecture during their time in Saudi Arabia, visitors can head to Al Balad in Jeddah. This colorful UNESCO World Heritage site boasts centuries-old buildings made of coral from the floor of the Red Sea that may even date back to the era before Islam.

Elephant Rock. Visitors to AlUla in the northwest part of Saudi Arabia can't leave before viewing Elephant Rock, also known as Jabal AlFil. Another eye-popping product of nature, this sandstone structure was even featured on Complex's recent Instagram TV series, racking up views from millions of users — even celebrities like LeBron James.
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Kingdom Center. While in Riyadh, travelers must venture up to the 99th floor of the iconic Kingdom Center for remarkable panoramic views. Perched nearly 1,000 feet above the city, visitors can capture the city in all its glory from the curved Sky Bridge.
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Umluj. Dubbed the Maldives of Saudi Arabia, Umluj is renowned for its spectacular white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters that will have visitors looking like royalty on their social media accounts.
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Taif. If spring flowers are your idea of the perfect Instagram post, then be sure to visit Taif during this blooming season. After all, the beautiful City of Roses sees more than 900 rose farms produce more than 300 million flowers every spring.
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Floating Mosque. In Jeddah, the Al-Rahmah Mosque or Floating Mosque is a can't-miss site for Instagrammers. Constructed in 1985, this serene structure sits just above the water's surface and makes for a unique photo subject when the sun is beaming down
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Hegra. Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ancient city of Hegra is an absolute must-visit for travelers to the Middle Eastern country. The well-preserved tombs here and the surrounding landscapes throughout AlUla are sure to make for breathtaking photos.
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