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Special The Qasr Al-Farid tomb (The Lonely Castle) is carved into rose-coloured sandstone in Madain Saleh, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Seven wonders of Arab world to be named in bid to improve global recognition

  • Seven Arabian Wonders of the World project aims to recognize the accomplishments of Arab civilizations past and present
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