Dhurma

Dhurma is one of the cities affiliated with the Riyadh Region in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is located about 60 km west of the capital, Riyadh. It is considered one of the oldest towns in the Najd region and is known for its rich history and geographical location that connects it to several governorates.

Dhurma is famous for its beautiful desert nature and diverse terrain of plateaus and valleys, including the famous Wadi Dhurma, which made it an agricultural area in the past. The city includes many villages and affiliated centers, and it is witnessing continuous urban growth and service development. The governorate features historical landmarks such as Al-Fargh Palace, Bu Huwamiyah Palace, the ancient village of Qarqara, and the historic Al-Aziz wells. Dhurma has a deep-rooted history and was the starting point of the founder of the Second Saudi State, Imam Turki bin Abdullah. Today, Dhurma combines authenticity and history with modern expansion, making it a suitable destination for lovers of quiet and historical places in the heart of Najd.