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King Abdullah Gardens is one of the world’s three largest covered botanical gardens. Spanning 2 million square meters, the project features a rich variety of themed gardens, including water gardens, children’s gardens, bird and reptile gardens, flower gardens, and desert landscapes. It also houses a botanical museum and a gene bank. Blending entertainment with education, the gardens offer scientific and cultural activities aimed at raising environmental awareness among visitors.
1,500,000
Expected annual number of visitors
15
Number of parks
2 million square meters
Total area
2023
Project date
Celebration plaza
A dedicated space for seasonal events and festivals, equipped with the latest sound and lighting technologies.
Unique botanical garden
Features a diverse collection of rare and endangered plants, with interactive educational zones.
Valley walkway and observation towers
A winding natural path that passes through the gardens, with towers offering panoramic views of the entire project.
Distinctive high modular design
The design is inspired by the shape of the desert flower, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s natural and cultural identity in a modern style.
Use of sustainability techniques
Relies on solar energy and smart irrigation systems, with a sustainable design that reduces water and energy consumption.
