AlUla is inviting families and friends to experience the restorative spirit of Ramadan in the breathtaking heritage destination, with a series of exclusive offers, including unmatched deals on room rates across its luxury hotels and resorts, making it accessible more than ever to plan the special season.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the serene beauty, warmth and hospitality of AlUla with special discounted rates at the following world-class accommodations:
The Chedi Hegra: An architectural masterpiece set within the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hegra, The Chedi Hegra offers an unparalleled luxury experience, blending heritage with modern sophistication.
Banyan Tree AlUla: Nestled in the dramatic landscapes of Ashar Valley, this all-villa resort combines desert tranquillity with Banyan Tree’s signature hospitality, offering a sanctuary for relaxation and reflection.
Our Habitas AlUla: A sustainable luxury retreat designed for mindful travel, Our Habitas AlUla connects guests with nature and culture through immersive wellness and adventure experiences.
Dar Tantora The House Hotel: Named in TIME Magazine’s list of the World’s Greatest Places 2024, this boutique heritage eco-lodge in AlUla Old Town blends traditional mudbrick structures with modern comforts, offering an intimate and culturally enriched stay.
Ashar Tented Resort: Set amidst stunning desert dunes, Ashar Tented Resort provides a unique glamping experience, where the great outdoors meets opulence.
Caravan by Our Habitas: For an adventurous escape, Caravan by Our Habitas offers stylishly designed Airstream accommodations, combining mobility with luxury in the heart of AlUla.
Shaden Resort AlUla: A resort that seamlessly blends Arabian charm with contemporary comfort, Shaden Resort is a perfect oasis for those seeking relaxation and exploration.
Cloud7 Residence AlUla: Ideal for the creative spirits, Cloud7 Residence offers fully serviced rooms with breathtaking views, diverse activities and easy access to AlUla’s cultural treasures.
For those looking for longer stays, whether to escape city life or work remotely in a stunning desert setting, special rates are available for seven-night stays and above, with additional discounts on extended bookings.
Luxury spa offers
Guests can also enjoy unmatched offers on spa treatments at the most exclusive spas in AlUla, including Banyan Tree Spa AlUla, Thuraya Wellness at Our Habitas, and the spas at Dar Tantora The House Hotel and Shaden Resort AlUla. All spas will feature meditation-focused sessions, perfect for embracing the reflective essence of Ramadan.
Delectable dining deals
All participating hotels will also offer all-day dining, with daily iftar and suhoor experiences at their signature restaurants, including Tama at Our Habitas, Saffron and Harrat at Banyan Tree AlUla, Joontos at Dar Tantora The House Hotel, Charcood at Cloud7 Residence AlUla, and Prima Classe at The Chedi Hegra, among others.
Ramadan activities for everyone
Beyond hotels, there are plenty of Ramadan activities for visitors and the community to enjoy. Enjoy Iftar Tofareya – a communal iftar for residents and visitors at Incense Road in AlJadidah Arts District from 1st to 29th March (5pm to 8.30pm), savouring traditional delicacies and a united community atmosphere.
Every day from 9pm to 2am, Ramadan carts in AlJadidah Arts District offer authentic dishes prepared by local families. For a historical touch, join the Memories of Ramadan Night Tour, a 45-minute torchlit journey through AlUla Old Town, available on Fridays from 28th February to 28th March at 6:45pm, guided by a local Rawi storyteller.
For a serene and soulful retreat, Harmony at Sunset: A Ramadan Sound Bath Experience invites guests on 14th March at 5pm to embrace peace and spirituality. The journey includes breathwork, a sunset reflection on the essence of Ramadan, a transformative sound bath, and concludes with the breaking of the fast.
Special Ramadan rates will also apply to AlUla’s premium heritage and adventure experiences, including the Hegra Vintage Land Rover Tour, Hegra Day Tour, AlUla Old Town Tour, Giant Swing, as well as abseiling, rock climbing, the AlUla Zipline, and more.
For those in the mood for a movie, Cinema AlJadidah, AlUla’s charming outdoor theatre, will be hosting screenings throughout the month.
Those keen on exploring their artistic side can delve into several immersive exhibitions that will remain open past the closing weekend of AlUla Arts Festival. All exhibitions will have extended opening hours during Ramadan until 12am. These exhibitions, located in the AlJadidah Arts District, AlUla’s cultural and creative hub, include:
Wadi AlFann presents James Turrell (until 19 April): A survey of the work of pioneering Light and Space artist James Turrell, presented by Wadi AlFann and curated by guest curator Michael Govan, CEO of Los Angeles County Museum (LACMA). The exhibition connects Turrell’s legacy with his ambitious Wadi AlFann commission, offering visitors an unparalleled experience of Light and Space through light art installations, renders, plans and a constellation map. Wadi AlFann, meaning ‘Valley of the Arts’, is an ongoing project to establish a 65-square-kilometre global cultural destination for contemporary land art, where works by international artists will be permanently installed in the landscape of AlUla.
Maha Malluh: Reminiscence (until 19 April): Part of the forthcoming contemporary art museum in AlUla, this outdoor exhibition offers visitors a comprehensive exploration of the artist Maha Malluh’s memories, highlighting the essential role of artistic practice and examining the role of representation in conscious visual perception.
Tarek Atoui: Bayt Al Hams (The Whispering House) (until 16 April): An interactive installation at AlWarsha space dedicated to contemporary sound practices, with a focus on education, improvisation, experimentation.
Design Space AlUla: Raw to Revival (until 19 April): Design Space AlUla in collaboration with Madrasat Addeera spotlighting the region’s cultural heritage and innovative design through a group exhibition showcasing the works of artisans from Madrasat Addeera across three distinct zones, each of which emphasises the intersection of tradition and modernity.
Alamaat (until 26 March): Athr Gallery presents ‘Alamaat’ by Daniah Alsaleh and Susanne Kriemann, curated by Salma Al Khalidi. The exhibition celebrates the German Archaeological Institute’s (DAI) 20th year of excavations in Saudi Arabia through a collaboration that bridges the ancient and the contemporary, exploring how both ordinary and extraordinary discoveries shape our collective understanding.
With unbeatable offers, serene landscapes, and a plethora of immersive artistic and cultural experiences, Ramadan is the perfect time to recharge and reflect amid AlUla’s restorative ambience.
