Photos: Saudis enjoy snow at Jabal Al Lawz in Tabuk

Snow continued to fall throughout many nights in the city

Published: January 18, 2022 15:42 Compiled by Devadasan K P, Chief Visual Editor

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Saudis play in the snow in Jabal Al Lawz (Mountain of Almonds), west of the Saudi city of Tabuk. Tourists thronged to the peak of Jabal Al Lawz, which is completely covered in white. Image Credit: AFP

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The snow-capped mountain makes for a perfect winter destination, especially for adventure and nature lovers. Image Credit: AFP

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Jabal Al-Lawz is located near Saudi Arabia's border with Jordan, above the Gulf of Aqaba. Image Credit: AFP

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The snow-capped mountain makes for a perfect winter destination, especially for adventure and nature lovers Image Credit: Twitter/SPA

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Tabuk, Arar, Rafha, and Shaq’raa are other major cities in the northern regions where mercury has dropped below zero and witnessed heavy snowfall during the winter season. Image Credit: Twitter/SPA

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Saudis play in the snow in Jabal Al Lawz, west of the Saudi city of Tabuk. Image Credit: AFP

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Jabal Al Lawz is still witnessing snowfall with rain, which marks a climate phenomenon that beautifies the northern region of Tabuk at this time of every year. Above, Saudis melt snow for coffee in Jabal Al Lawz. Image Credit: AFP

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A Saudi man lights a fire after snowfall in Jabal Al Lawz Image Credit: AFP

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