1. Moses' Altar: This is a significant site where the Prophet Moses is believed to have built an altar to offer sacrifices to God. 2. Altar of the Golden Calf: Associated with the story of a group of Moses' people who worshiped a golden calf when he delayed his return from Mount Sinai. 3. The Split Rock of Horeb: Known as the place where Moses struck the rock with his staff, causing water to flow for his people when they were suffering from thirst in the wilderness. 4. Magha’er Shuaib (Well of Jethro): A historical site believed to be where the Prophet Shuaib, the father-in-law of Moses, lived. It includes a well where Moses is said to have drawn water when he fled to Midian and met Shuaib's daughter, who later became his wife. 5. Break for Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a local restaurant, savoring authentic regional cuisine.

1_Ship rock: The most famous landmark in Hasma Desert . It looks like a ship. The old incense trade road, the Pilgrims Road, passes by it. Therefore, it is the largest and most important library of Thamudic, Nabataean, and Islamic rock writings. 2_Moses well ( musa)well: Visiting the Moses well in Madyan where it is believed that Moses took care of Jethro's (Prophet Shuaib) daughters and helped them take out water for their sheep and this is the first place where Mose's (Musa) met Zippora, Jethro’s daughter in this place and after married with her.

Getting back to Tabuk City. It's almost takes about 3 hours to reach the destination.