Heet Cave

Just 30 km southeast of Riyadh, on the road leading to Al-Kharj, lies Heet Cave — a breathtaking geological wonder steeped in history and mystery. Shaped like a rocky sinkhole with a depth of nearly 390 meters, the cave is believed to have formed after a celestial impact, creating a natural marvel that has fascinated explorers for generations.

Inside, a natural spring flows with fresh groundwater year-round, making it an ancient lifeline for nearby communities. Historically, Heet Cave also played a vital role during the unification of Saudi Arabia, serving as a strategic water source for King Abdulaziz’s forces more than 90 years ago.

Surrounded by golden rock formations and dramatic desert landscapes, the cave has become a favorite destination for adventurers, hikers, and geology enthusiasts. Its striking blend of natural beauty and historical significance makes it one of the most remarkable landmarks in the Riyadh region.

With Wadi Trip Tourism, you can join guided tours to Heet Cave, complete with comfortable transportation, expert guides, and an immersive exploration of Saudi Arabia’s geological heritage.
Book your trip today and uncover the hidden beauty beneath Riyadh’s desert surface.