Al Nimran Hotel Al Khobar
Prince Faisa bin Fahad Rd, PO Box 340 Al Khobar, 31952 , Saudi Arabia
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Liberating Initiation
... step of the three, lies in the fact that they are all, basically, utterly liberating.
The first step forward involved a resignation letter. I believe most of the employees would –quite– agree with the fact that there is always that dish; of a hint of control, garnished with a mix of content and relief, and toped with a generous sprinkle of freedom, which is served on the side with the submission of any resignation letter. Once this letter-headed piece ...
Prelude: The Big Plan
... outside of the classroom, TV screens and written pages. A statement that I once read never ceases to strike as a profound truth; “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” My dream is to read the whole book –from one cover to the other- one day!
Typically, most people in the Arab world do not harbor positive thoughts about the vagabonding travel style. Unlike some other foreign cultures (as ...
Desert Camping in Al-Khobar
... 3-year old daughter and son who is just started to walk . While the bigger guys are driving ATV and climbing those sandy hills, those young children are playing and busy molding castle from sand. Unfortunately, desert sand is different from that in seashore so they struggled to build it.
Expenses: ATV rental costs SR100 and SR20 for camel and horse backriding. The park has no entrance fee. I hope there should have food stalls build near that ...
Desert Bus Ride from Al Khobar(Dammam) to Jeddah
... the bus was keeping on at an average speed, so where exactly were we? Strained my neck to catch the nearest milestone, and when I caught sight of the nearest one, shocked was an understatement: it said Jeddah 775 Km. I had to frantically call Manoj ( my host at Jeddah) and say: dont expect me too soon.
As I sat back observing, I saw that we were about to bypass a small town. And as I took in the picture of a small Saudi desert town, I couldnt help wondering: Are ...
Wow, a Saudi woman!
... gold (that’s less valuable, right?---question for Nan I guess). I wasn’t really interested in the first place, so we walked out and back to the mall/car. No way were we getting any decent deals with me there (blue eyes, Western business clothes, and little Arabic).
Rode home and dropped off around 9PM. Watched TV, unpacked the laundry I had had done during the day, and worked on the last 2 days’ entries until about ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Al Nimran



