Judah Thumb

Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province is teeming with off-the-beaten-path attractions, stretching from the glistening waters of the Arabian Gulf to the primordial depths of the Rub' Al Khali desert. Due to the fossil-filled caves and secret treasures of the desert, the trails in the Eastern Province are intriguing.

The enigmatic Devil's Thumb, located alone in the Rub' Al Khali desert, can be found among the lovely desert sands. Because of its uniqueness and stunning splendor, the building draws visitors from all over the world. Tourists go there to take in the magical allure of the surrounding natural structure.

What is Judah Thumb?

The Devil's Thumb called the Judah Thumb, is a beautiful rock formation in the An Nafud region of the Arabian desert. It is close to Judah and about 160 kilometers from Dhahran (the town). The rock sticks out like a sore thumb in the broad desert. The municipality of Judah is roughly ten minutes drive northeast of Judah's Thumb, a massive rock formation that rises out of the desert like a menacing thumb. Furthermore, the trip from Jubail takes roughly two and a half hours.

Best Things to do:

The location offers beautiful scenery that is worth visiting and exploring with loved ones. A person can spend the night in stunning settings made possible by nature's wonders. Visitors can explore the surrounding caves, which offer a unique experience on a starry night. They can also see the sunrise or sunset, which happens at roughly 5 a.m. and 6 p.m., respectively.

A captivating view is produced by the structure's reflection in the sunset's ruby red light and the surrounding scenery. The trip can also include climbing the several rock formations close to Judah Thumb. These granite formations make an excellent setting for beautiful photographs.