Saudi Arabia’s Trojena Is The Ultimate Mountain Destination For You

With a year-round moderate climate (cooler on average than the rest of the area), the NEOM website emphasises Trojena experiences sub-zero winter temperatures.

Saudi Arabia Tourism Edited by Updated: Sep 27, 2024, 5:15 pm
Saudi Arabia’s Trojena Is The Ultimate Mountain Destination For You

Saudi Arabia’s Trojena Is The Ultimate Mountain Destination For You (image/vision2030.gov.sa)

Imagine a year-round global mountain destination with world-class features and facilities that offers outdoor skiing, adventure sports, and more. And it is sustainable. Sounds far-fetched? Well, here comes Trojena, a project part of Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030.

Launched in 2022 by Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Trojena is part of the NEOM, described as a hub of innovation and vision for the future.

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Trojena is set to be a destination where nature meets technology, sprinkled with architectural wonders. It is located 50 km away from the Gulf of Aqaba coast. The mountainous region covers an area of roughly 60 square kilometres, and elevations range from 1,500m to 2,600m.

With a year-round moderate climate (cooler on average than the rest of the area), the NEOM website emphasises Trojena experiences sub-zero winter temperatures. It offers fresh air, panoramic views, and adventure sports—a combination so good that you simply cannot miss.

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Not convinced yet?

Trojena also has a 3,000-seater mountainside amphitheatre, more than 3,600 hotel rooms, and serviced apartments for visitors. Set to host the Asian Winter Games in 2029, Trojena will house a ski resort and has planned 36 km of ski slopes.

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Launched in 2016, the Kingdom aims to diversify its economy away from oil and towards developing its tourism and industry to expand the private sector, and create more jobs through a plan called ‘Vision 2030.’