The Hisma Desert is located in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, west of the city of Tabuk, and extends to Wadi Rum in Jordan. It is characterized by its red sands and towering sandstone mountain formations, which give it a unique natural beauty. The region is home to many inscriptions and archaeological writings that reflect an ancient history and successive civilizations. It was also an important stop on the ancient trade routes in the Arabian Peninsula
