Daimumah
From the Arabic word for 'sustainability', Daimumah weaves together art, nature, and heritage in the scenic and serene heart of the Oasis.

The picturesque pathways that weave through Daimumah's shaded palm groves, fragrant botanical gardens and open fields are free to explore at your leisure. Also nestled within this ancient oasis, you’ll discover art installations by Talin Hazbar and Sofiane Merabet, inspired during the Oasis Reborn Artist Residency. You’ll pass old mudbrick dwellings and ancient qanats (irrigation channels) too, together with the crops local farmers still grow here sustainably today.
Rangers and guides at visitor centres are on hand to help you navigate the six-hectare swathe of fertile farmland, plus you’ll find a restaurant and café onsite to refuel among this unique setting. A programme of workshops, performances and art-led events also add to this not-to-be-missed area of AlUla.
Key Information
Entry: Daimumah is free and open to all
Location & Parking
Daimumah Eastern Information Hub
Daimumah Western Information Hub
Parking: Daimumah Parking
Contact Information
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General inquiries and communication:
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Information hubs and orientation
Information centres at both access points and scheduled orientation sessions help you easily navigate the area.

Workshops and events
Inspire creativity through regular workshops, as well as programme of cultural events and performances.

Farming and botanical gardens
Discover how the land is used today for sustainable farming, with much of its crops destined for nearby restaurants.

Artists and art installations
Artists will be invited to turn Daimumah into an open-air exhibition space and help foster a creative community.

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