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5 Lesser-Known Spots Near Dammam That You Need To Visit At Least Once
Well, you’re in luck, as there are a host of cool sites that most tourists miss out on not far from Dammam.
1. Hubail Lake
Think of this place like a cousin of the Afsar Lake, except here you’ll be on your own. The birdspotting for which Afsar Lake is famous—you’ll get that all here and more.
2. Tarout Castle
Calling all history buffs! A visit to this ancient castle on Tarout Island is like stepping back in time. It’s one of Arabia’s oldest surviving castles, and according to local tour guides, parts of it date back to 5000 BC!
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3. Jubail Marine Area
The Jubail Marine Area is dotted with beautiful islands and lush mangroves. You’d be hard-pressed to find anything similar on the eastern coast of the country.
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4. Al Mullah House
Down over in Hofuf, there’s a gem of a place called Al Mullah House that often gets overlooked. This beautifully restored house, built about two centuries ago, is a stunning example of the traditional architecture of the region. King Abdulaziz is even said to have paid a visit here.
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5. Al Tawia Tower
Jubail, being a modern industrial city, isn’t exactly known for its history. But it actually does have a few historic sites, and arguably the most famous of them all is the Tawia Tower. It was built to protect a well that was also called Tawia by King Abdulaziz.
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