I Found Rocks Shaped Like Animals in the Saudi Desert | 30 Days Around Saudi Arabia

Continuing the road trip from Buraidah to Hail, Saudi Arabia, this leg takes me through a small mud hut, up a mountain of granite boulders that genuinely look like animals, into Hail's roadside night shops, and ends with a fire-cooked chicken dinner and a night sleeping in the car. What's in this video: On the road from Buraidah to Hail, plus a shawarma stop A short walk into a traditional mud hut Hiking a mountain in the Aja range — boulders worn by centuries of wind and rain into shapes that looked, to me, like a penguin, a gorilla, and an elephant The view from the top An evening walk through Hail's roadside shops Buying chicken, building a fire, and cooking barbecue Sleeping in the car for the night (Timestamps to be added once the cut points are locked in.) A bit of context: Hail sits between two mountain ranges, Jabal Aja and Jabal Salma. Local legend says they're named after two lovers who died apart, and that their mountains later moved closer together out of love. Aja is also linked to Hatim al-Tai, a poet still remembered across the Arab world for his generosity. Part of an ongoing series driving across Saudi Arabia, no music, no script, just what actually happens on the road. 🎥 Previous stop:    • I Toured Every Historical Site In Madinah ...   🔔 Subscribe to follow the rest of the trip. #SaudiArabia #HailKSA #RoadTrip #SaudiArabiaTravel #TravelVlog #DesertRoadTrip #JabalAja #VanLife #SoloTravel #POVTravel #CarCamping #ExploreSaudiArabia #MiddleEastTravel #RoadTripVlog #VisitSaudi I use pCloud to store my raw road trip files because it’s fast, reliable, and keeps my data secure while traveling. I highly recommend their Lifetime Plan, it’s a one-time payment that ends monthly subscription fees forever. https://partner.pcloud.com/r/155094 (Using this link supports the channel and keeps me on the road at no extra cost to you!)