Riyadh at night is just as beautiful as in the day time.
Many would probably know of the super wealthy King Salman Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and his fondness for all things grand. When he travels, he reportedly brings along some 1,500 people – of which 150 are said to be chefs – along with him on a chartered flight.
There are also two golden toilets on the plane...
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Gallery: Saudi Arabia, the mysterious kingdom
Riyadh at night is just as beautiful as in the day time.
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Saudi Arabia does not make it mandatory for female tourists to wear headscarves in public.
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Our Riyadh guide Abdullah (left) had hoped that we could adapt to the local customs. — Photos: LEESAN
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Looking down at the city of Riyadh from the Kingdom Centre Tower.
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Riyadh is a late bloomer when compared to other desert nations.
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The ever impressive Riyadh's Burj Al Mamlaka (King Tower).
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Jeddah Fountain at the Red Sea jets up to 321m, the tallest in the world.
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Local folks queuing to buy the best fried chicken in Jeddah.
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At the Riyadh museum.
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