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I travelled from Jeddah to Istanbul by myself before picking up my dad, who was waiting in Istanbul. We raced against time for me to make a game in Dundalk on June 4th.

On the edge of darkness

Created by irac on October 3, 2004

2 Reviews

7 Photos

I arrived to Jeddah the week before the world caught fire. Over the following two years, I moved right into the heart of all things unholy!

Weekend Camping at Wadi Sadiyah

Created by Ursula Winters on July 21, 2004

1 Review

4 Photos

Another Thursday afternoon, 23rd May 2002, we went camping again. This time, Jacques Gouws chose the site, Wadi Sadiyah. The trip was supposed to be about 4 hours from Jeddah.

Camping in Harithi

Created by Ursula Winters on July 21, 2004

1 Review

4 Photos

One weekend, we and some of our friends decided to camp in Harithi (about 3 hours from Jeddah in east direction). The drive towards Taif up to the escarpment was pretty pleasant, but the path to Harithi campsite was very rough and steep.

Balad- The Soul of Jeddah

Created by Ahmed Nagoor on July 17, 2003

4 Reviews

2 Stories

Balad, the old Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, is a walled city still exhibiting the charm of the medieval times. It is an enchanting experience that I would like to share with others.

The Old Souk in Jeddah

Created by shaunandtrish on September 1, 2002

3 Reviews

1 Photo

I was working in Jeddah for a few days, which, unless you're a pilgrim, is the main reason westerners go to Saudi Arabia. When there I was taken around the city by a family staying out there. Thanks to John Barbara and Jasmine. Apologies for the lack of photos on this journal - they don't like you taking photos in KSA for some reason. If you take your camera in/out of the country you're liable to have your used films confiscated.

Riyadh, the Saudi Capital

Created by Overlander on November 20, 2001 Best of IgoUgo

4 Reviews

3 Stories

26 Photos

Riyadh is arguably the most bizarre capital on earth. Superficially, it is a vibrant, modern, 21st century city; scrape off this patina and one finds a place much more in keeping with the 15th century. The Islamic calendar says it is now the year 1422; it could be 1422 A.D.

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