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Bride of the red sea

There are many places to visit in Jeddah , tourists have been visiting Jeddah all the time to see the long corniche and the huge fountain which rises about 200 meters from the sea . King Fahd Fountain or Fountain Jeddah is the highest fountain in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records, the fountain it was built in 1985.Since 2013, a great number of tourists have come to Jeddah to enjoy the fountain .however it has become tourists attraction every summer, they have enjoyed swimming, shopping, and have seen the most beautiful historical places, they have been visiting for many years. Since Jeddah city Considered tourist major local destinations this holiday, where Saudi families they always preferred this regions of the Kingdom at this time of year, which had mild weather to enjoy with what in this city of tourist landmarks, cultural, and historical. Though Jeddah can have fun and relaxing places to spend your vocation, there are also some things happening in the summer , like the traffic jam. You could not enjoyed when you want to go some where it takes one hours only on the road. Many visitors have been using motor cycle to arrive faster. Moreover it has pitfalls in the most of the road .last thing the weather in Jeddah it’s become almost hot and wet most of the year.

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