International Indian School -Tabuk

International Indian School -Tabuk is located in Tabuk, in northwestern Saudi Arabia.

Location and Regional Context

Tabuk is the administrative capital of the Tabuk region and the headquarters of its governor, local councils, and branches of various government departments. The city covers an area of 104,000 square kilometers.

Regional History

The region's ancient history dates back to 1500 BC. It is believed to have been the land of Madyan and Dadan mentioned in the Holy Books. Tabuk was known as Taboo when it shared the role of capital of a prosperous regional state with Al Ola.

Agriculture and Flower Exports

During the Saudi era, Tabuk became known for its agricultural products, particularly flowers. The region exports gladioli, lilies, and statice flowers to Europe and is currently Saudi Arabia's leading producer of grapes and wheat.

Historic and Archaeological Landmarks

• Tabuk's historic landmarks include the mosque where the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, prayed during the Battle of Tabuk.
• Other landmarks include Tabuk Fortress and the Hijaz Railway Station, part of the railway that connected Al Madinah Al Munawarrah with Damascus during the Ottoman era.
• Al Bidaa is an important archaeological town with a rich history, reflected in its numerous mountain-carved caves.
• Al Khuraibah, Rawwafa, Al Muwailih, Al Muzim, and Taima contain important archaeological sites, including historic palaces, fortresses, water wells, and resting places.