A charming desert oasis surrounded by dunes and palm trees, with a permanent lake; an ideal destination for nature lovers, relaxation and photography.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: South-west of Al Qasab. The road is rough, with the last 4 km or so unpaved, so take care on your first visit.

Salt fields whose extraction dates back centuries, and the most prominent environmental and natural landmark in the area. A vast white landscape that reflects Al Qasab’s identity and the reason it is called White Gold, and a distinctive destination for photography and for learning about the craft of salt extraction.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours (best at sunrise/sunset)
• Contact: No prior booking needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: About 3 to 4 km south of Al Qasab on the Al Qasab – Tharmada road, and visible from the road.

The historic heart of the city, distinguished by its old Najdi mud architecture, narrow alleys and ancestral homes, and home to Al Qasab’s historic gates. A walk through it takes visitors back to the town’s life in the past.

• Opening hours: All week · 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, history lovers
• Access: Its entrances and lanes are stone-paved and lit, and a 700 m walkway surrounds it.

The Sheikh’s historic palace in Al Qasab; an architectural masterpiece that tells the details of old Najdi life through its majlises and ornaments, and a wonderful meeting place for residents and visitors.

• Opening hours: All week · 4:30 pm – 9:30 pm
• Contact: No prior booking needed
• Target audience: Researchers, cultural delegations, groups
• Access: Inside the Heritage Village, reached on foot through its lanes.

An ancient watchtower atop a hill overlooking the town, where Al Qasab’s guards once lived to protect the grazing herds and farms; it embodies a rich history of stories of protection and vigilance.

• Opening hours: All week · Exterior viewing at any time
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: General visitors, photographers
• Access: On Al-Thuwailil hill; it can be viewed from outside at any time.

An archaeological palace in a strategic location atop the old wall of Al Qasab, distinguished by its historic tower and unique architecture built with columns, standing as a venerable witness to the nation’s security and stability.

• Opening hours: By occasion and request · Varies by event; exterior viewing at any time
• Contact: Prior coordination
• Target audience: Official delegations, organised groups
• Access: In the old town on Al Qasab’s wall; it can be viewed from outside at any time, and entry is by prior arrangement.

An interactive reserve and museum where visitors meet birds and pets up close, known for its cleanliness, warm welcome and authentic Saudi hospitality; an ideal destination for families and guests. Entry is for a nominal fee.

• Opening hours: All week · 7:00 am – 8:00 pm
• Contact: +966555111963
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: In Uthaythiyah (Marat governorate), about 180 km north-west of Riyadh; visits must be booked 24 hours in advance.

A public park with green spaces equipped with family seating areas and clean, comfortable walkways, suitable for strolling and exercise for the whole family.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Families, athletes, seniors
• Access: On King Abdullah Road inside Al Qasab, with seating, walkways and playgrounds; suitable for families and the elderly.

One of the wild parks near Al Qasab; it turns green with wild plants after the rainy seasons and is a favourite destination for family outings and camping in spring.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours (best at sunrise/sunset)
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: North-west of Al Qasab, crossed by the road to Al Majma’ah governorate; it has parking, a mosque, toilets for men and women, and shaded seating.

An art space hosting the works and exhibitions of the city’s visual artists, offering visitors a different cultural and artistic experience among Al Qasab’s attractions.

• Opening hours: All week · 7:00 am – 8:00 pm
• Contact: 503470348
• Target audience: Photographers, history lovers, art lovers
• Access: In a traditional market inside the Heritage Village; the owner welcomes visitors from the afternoon until 10 pm.

A stretch of golden sand dunes surrounding Al Qasab; a favourite destination for desert lovers, dune driving, camping and watching the sunset over the sands.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours (best at sunrise/sunset)
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: Borders Al Qasab directly to the west and extends into Shaqra and Marat governorates; a four-wheel-drive vehicle is recommended in the sand.

A prominent natural mountain landmark around Al Qasab, visited by hikers, photographers and lovers of natural views.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours (best at sunrise/sunset)
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: A park run by Al Qasab Municipality in the heart of Nafud Al-Ragham, surrounded by sand on all sides; a four-wheel-drive vehicle is recommended.

A wild park around Al Qasab, suited to family gatherings, camping and enjoying nature, especially in the mild seasons and winter.

• Opening hours: All week · Open 24 hours (best at sunrise/sunset)
• Contact: No contact needed
• Target audience: Photographers, nature lovers, tourists
• Access: In the Tuwaiq mountains within “Al Qasab National Park”, about 24 km from Al Qasab; the road to it is unpaved.

“Al-Muqahham Model Saltworks” is a prominent tourism and heritage destination in Al Qasab, offering a complete field experience in which visitors learn up close about the traditional stages of salt production and the extraction of salt crystals from the sabkha. It is a living landmark that connects the past with the present.

• Opening hours: All year
• Contact: ⁦+966 50 448 1704⁩
• Target audience: Tourists and those interested in exploring and learning about Al Qasab’s economic heritage
• Access: South-west of Al Qasab within the saltworks area; open to all visitors.