Mahajah Mountain
Mahajah is a rocky desert located on the southeast of Tabuk Province where erosion of sandstone formations created out-of-this-world landscapes. It lays on the southwest of the large sand dune desert, the Nefud Al-Kebir, an ancient area known for having hosted early humans for several millenia, leading to the rich rock art found in Mahajah.
Mahajah is not well known because of its remoteness and difficult terrain that dictates slow progress when travelling, even to the mightiest of four-wheel drive cars. That means that this part of the Saudi desert remains relatively untouched. As a result it hosts many incredible pristine sites, and it should remain that way.