I was driving around Exit 5 for some personal errands after work earlier when I noticed the tempting view of the yellowish, orangy sky plus the intriguing cloud figure of a phoenix rising not too far from where I was positioned. View this post on Instagram 1. The white phoenix in my book has risen…
Tag: Life in Saudi Arabia
The Evolution of Signature Astigin Porma of Saudi OFWs
I’ve never really been drawn to glue my optical organs to my cellphone whenever I’m at the gatehouse before boarding. I do some other things such as looking at the ceiling or to anything that’s visually appealing and connect what I’m feeling to it; engage a seatmate into a conversation (if it’s a friend of…
Ten Things to Love About Winter in Riyadh
The days have grown shorter; the nights have gotten longer; the malls have become a haven for sale hunters; the temperature has dropped; and you have lost that motivation to work out. These only mean one thing: winter has completely taken over. While we adore the “hotness” of summer for it facilitates a plethora of outdoor…
Riyadh Park’s Grandeur and Cinemas
In April 2018, KSA marked another milestone with the launch of the first public cinema in the capital city after quite some time. This is, of course, part of the country’s efforts to intensify tourism and further develop the entertainment industry. View this post on Instagram Riyadh Park is currently drawing considerable attention not only…
In The Limelight: Riyadh’s Tallest Skyscraper, Kingdom Centre
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has always been in a flinty horse race with the United Arab Emirates when it comes to the world’s tallest, plushest skyscrapers since the 21st century. As a matter of fact, the former is currently erecting the superstructure on the north side of Jeddah that will surely bury in the…
Top 5 “Free of Charge” Tourist Attractions for Nature Nature Lovers in Riyadh
The Hiker’s Maxim: “Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time (J.K.).” With the ongoing long vacation, Eid Al- Adha (“Festival of Sacrifice”), it is but timely for these top five (5) public spots for nature lovers in Riyadh in aesthetical order to be shared here. 5. Wadi Hanifa, Diriyah, Al Masani…
Captured in the Moment: 16 Sunsets from Riyadh’s Most Ordinary Places
For the past few years of being an overseas worker, I have learned to truly value the importance of sunset and the life lessons it taught me each time I marvel at its greatness and magic. Such that it is now known to not only inspire hope, happiness, travel, and even productivity but to cure nostalgia,…
Starbucks Reserve’s Second Outlet in Riyadh
This is great news for coffee connoisseurs and lovers in Riyadh! Starbucks has recently launched another “Starbucks Reserve” at its Takhassussi Branch in Tafaseel Centre. The second of its kind in the city. View this post on Instagram The Starbucks Reserve Experience – 4 #arab360 #lovinsaudi #saudiimages #sauditourism #lifeinsaudiarabia #riyadh #riyadhguide #riyadhphoto #theceilingchronicles #coffeelovers #coffeetime…
Hollywood Circus invading Riyadh from June 15 to July 14
As you now know, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been drawing shows such as the Monster Jam (“Monster Trucks Crash in Riyadh“) that contribute to the development of the entertainment industry in 2017. This time around, the Kingdom has intensified its efforts in realizing that dream of making the locals and expats of all ages…
Riyadh City and the whole of KSA flaunting faces and ambitious plans on tourism
Ten months ago, I published a blog post titled “Giving You A Million Reasons To Love And Travel To Riyadh”. The post highlighted some of the holy city’s unique, modern, and ordinary areas adorned with visual spectacles. That was a collection of photos and snapshots that I captured in the last few years or until…
The Five Novelties Of Badminton That Only Players In Riyadh Can Relate To
When I was a child, the summers were long and we only came inside to eat and when darkness fell. We loved playing outside. There wasn’t much sickness in our house, or that of my friends, and obesity wasn’t a topic of conversation primarily because of our engagement in motion. I’ve always been very physical….
Christmas on the Beach of Subic and Urban Jungles of Olongapo in Zambales
Celebrating Christmas in my native land, the Philippines, has always been at home. It is during this time of the year that we are taking a step back and enjoying some much needed time with our families. All roads lead home at the Feast of Lights after all. View this post on Instagram Naive as…