North of Makkah Transforms into a Green Landscape After Rainfall

 Areas north of Makkah have witnessed a striking transformation in their natural landscape following moderate to heavy rainfall in recent days. The rain has revitalized valleys and plains and blanketed the mountains with greenery, creating scenes that reflect the region's distinctive seasonal beauty.
 The rainfall caused several valleys and streams to flow, while lush green patches emerged across the mountainous terrain, forming picturesque vistas that attracted residents and visitors alike. Many captured these moments and shared them on social media platforms. The northern areas of Makkah are characterized by diverse terrain, including rocky mountains, plains, and wadis that respond quickly to rainfall.
 As weather conditions improved, seasonal wild plants flourished, and flowers bloomed, contributing positively to ecological balance and local wildlife. The rains also replenished groundwater, improved soil quality, supported natural vegetation, and helped mitigate desertification. In addition, they moderated temperatures and increased humidity, enhancing overall environmental conditions.
 Natural sites north of Makkah recorded a notable increase in visitors and outdoor enthusiasts, prompting relevant authorities to urge the public to adhere to safety guidelines, avoid flood channels, and maintain the cleanliness of natural areas to prevent environmental damage.
 Ecotourism stakeholders believe these scenes present an opportunity to boost domestic tourism, particularly amid growing interest in nature-based destinations. They also stressed the importance of managing visits and developing infrastructure in ways that preserve the area’s natural character.