Elephant Rock (Saudi Arabia)
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The Elephant Rock (Arabic: جبل الفيل, romanized: Jabal AlFil) is a natural rock formation in Al-Ula, Northwestern Saudi Arabia. Elephant Rock measures 52 meters (170 ft) at its highest point.[1] It is primarily formed of sandstone that has been eroded over millions of years by rain, wind and sand to take on the shape of an elephant.[2]
See also
[edit]Elephant Rock - a list of other rocks/formations that resemble elephants
References
[edit]- ^ Denisyu, Yulia (2024-03-27). "AlUla: The Middle East's once-inaccessible ancient wonder". bbc.com. BBC. Retrieved 2025-03-30.
- ^ Heswani, Rawaa (2024-11-15). "Saudi Arabia opens the GCC's first Dark Sky Park to boost astrotourism". wired.me. WIRED. Retrieved 2025-03-30.
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