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Saudi Arabia
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| King Fahd | | Dammam/Dhahran, Saudi Arabia |
Largest airport in the world in terms of area; it is slightly larger than the neighboring country of Bahrain.
| SA | | Saudi Arabia |
| Saudi Arabia | | Riyadh |
In 1824 Riyadh became capital of the Saudi kingdom. Riyadh has one of the fastest growth rates of any city in the world
| Arabic | | Saudi Arabia |
| .sa | | Saudi Arabia |
| Saudi Arabia | | Aash Al Maleek |
The Royal Saudi Salut
| Saudi Arabia | | Absolute Monarchy |
| King Salman | | Saudi Arabia |
The King is also the Head of the House of Saud and Prime Minister.
| Saudi Arabia | | "The Cradle of Islam" |
| Saudi Arabia | | Asia |
| Jordan | | Saudi Arabia |
| Iraq | | Saudi Arabia |
| Kuwait | | Saudi Arabia |
| Qatar | | Saudi Arabia |
| Al-Hamrah Entertainment Village | | Saudi Arabia |
Riyadh
| Al-Rawdah Sharaco Amusement Park | | Saudi Arabia |
Riyadh
| Al-Shallal Theme Park | | Saudi Arabia |
Jeddah, Makkah
| Saudi Arabia | | Al_Hijr Archaeological Site (Madâin Sâlih) |
Added 2008
| Cactoid Scorpion | | Saudi Arabia |
Scorpio maurus palmatus
| Saudi Arabia | | +966 |
| Al-Mamlaka Al Arabiyah As Suudiyah | | Saudi Arabia |
Translates as 'The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia' which is the country's formal title.
| Asharq Al Awsat | | Saudi Arabia |
The paper has dual bases in Jeddah and London. It is edited by the Saudi Research and Marketing Ltd. and directed by Saudi prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz, half-brother of the king.
| Saud | | Saudi Arabia |
The House of Saud take their name from Muhammad ibn Saud ("Muhammad, son of Saud"), the ruler of Diriyah in central Arabia, and the founder of what came to be known as the First Saudi State, who died in 1765.
| Diriyah | | Saudi Arabia |
Moved to Riyadh after the Turks destroyed the city, 1744 - 1818
| Saudi Arabia | | Arabian Horse |
| Saudi Arabia | | Arabian Wolf |
| Saudi Arabia | | Arabian Red Fox |
| Saudi Arabia | | Camel |
| Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud | | King of Saudi Arabia |
Ascended the throne in 2005 ntil his death in 2015