A Guide to Riyadh
From breathtaking landscapes from the Edge of the World to pure relaxation in the ultimate spa experiences, Riyadh has everything you need to provide a well-rounded trip to suit every preference.
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From breathtaking landscapes from the Edge of the World to pure relaxation in the ultimate spa experiences, Riyadh has everything you need to provide a well-rounded trip to suit every preference.

May in Riyadh is hot, dry and sunny, with daytime temperatures typically in the mid 30°C to low 40°C, and warm pleasant evenings.
Dress Code: Respectful attire is key. While establishments have individual guidelines, some general principles apply:

Etiquette: Respectful behaviour is essential. Avoid loudness, bad language, and invading personal space.
Religion: Understand and respect prayer times and Ramadan observances.
Alcohol & Substances: Their sale, purchase, and consumption are illegal in Saudi Arabia.
Learn Some Arabic: Basic phrases can enhance your experiences and connections.
Photography: Ask permission before taking pictures of people, government buildings, and infrastructure.

Saudi women have always been a constant factor in the formation and development of the Saudi society’s culture and the preservation of its rich heritage.
Today, Saudi women proudly represent Saudi Arabia internationally in various fields. Saudi women constitute 51% of all university students, and they have equal rights in obtaining work and training opportunities, as well as having equal pay with their male counterparts. There is no segregation in Saudi when it comes to owning businesses or practicing any profession in any field.

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A UNESCO World Heritage site, this was the original home of the royal family.

Quad bike, Walking on the dunes, sand boarding and have dinner under the stars, amidst the whispers of sand and wind, you'll gain insights into the Bedouin life.
Attending CPHI Middle East isn’t just about enriching your professional insights. You’ll also enjoy a memorable journey in a captivating country. Let us guide you through the steps to ensure a seamless, enjoyable and enriching visit.
