Dammam is the regional capital of the eastern region of Saudi
Arabia. It is home to an immense ocean, wonderful shorelines and incredible
fishing spots. It is a favorite location for tourists from different parts of
the Kingdom. Dammam is regarded as one of the most ancient inhabited places due
to the discovery of plenty of ancient artifacts and relics in Rakah
neighborhood, denoting that Dammam
was inhabited long time back and was a famous place for dwelling.
Dammam has King Abdul-Aziz Sea Port situated on the bank of
the Persian Gulf and it is known as the second biggest port of Saudi Arabia
because of its vastness. It was
constructed in the late 1940s. It is fully equipped with extra-large equipment
that allows it to get various types of vessels. The most important equipment’s
are 56 multipurpose hoist, 8 container cranes, and 524 tanker containers. There
are a number of berths for ships & fishing, as well as ship repair yard.
Dammam residents are a combination of several different
ethnicities and nationalities. This blend of races has had a noteworthy effect
on Dammam's customary food.
The Kabsa
is popular among the people of Dammam, often made with chicken in lieu of lamb
meat. The locals also prefer to have Yemeni Mandi as lunch meal. Hejazi cuisine
is popular as well & dishes like Migalgal, Madhbi (chicken grilled on
stone) Madfun (literally meaning buried), Mabshoor, Mitabbak, Kabab Meiroo,
Hareisa, Foul, Shorabah Hareira (Hareira soup), Saleeig (Hejazi dish made of
milk rice), Areika, HummusRuz Bukhari, Biryani, Saiyadyia, Magloobah, Kibdah,
Ruz Kabli, Manzalah (usually eaten at
Eid ul-Fitr), Ma'asoob, Magliya (Hejazi version of Falafel), can be acquired in
plenty of traditional restaurants around the city. Grilled meat has a lovely
market in Dammam such as Shawarma, Kofta and Kebab. During Ramadan season,
Sambousak and Ful are the most popular meals. These meals are usually served in
Lebanese, Syrian and Turkish restaurants.
You will be fascinated by Dammam’s sea weather and pearl
bright beaches where you can enjoy sightseeing while taking a walk on the
Corniche and practicing plenty of other beach sports. Tourism Authority has
rendered appealing nature and exquisite views to Dammam
Corniche. It includes green spaces, sandy areas, kid's playgrounds,
kiosks and service facilities. National celebrations and Eid ceremonies are
held on it every year. The tourist and the locals usually visit King Fahd Park to
spend luxury time in cafes, swimming pools, fountains & green spaces which
are filled with life.
Tarout
Castle & the
Elderly Town is an archeological landmark located in the midst of Tarout Island
dating back to 3000 BC. It was built in a traditional architectural style and
it features the ruins of former settlements and civilizations.
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Al-Hob
Traditional Market displays plenty of traditional goods, clothing for men,
females, and oriental eastern perfumes in addition to gold and jewelry stores
that sell very distinct as well as authentic products.
The city has ultra-luxurious shopping centers that offer you
the most pretty, matchless, inventive global brand names in exquisitely
designed commercial complexes, equipped with modern services & amenities to
meet all of your needs and that fundamentally facilitate a wonderful shopping
experience.
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