Herat Khyber (Saudi Arabia)

Saudi Arabia is known as a petroleum reservoir. This country is always in the debate over strict laws. It may not be easy to believe that Saudi Arabia, which has 5 percent of the wilderness in terms of area, has many sights, but there are one to one of the best tourist spots on this earth that is most sacred to Muslims. In Saudi Arabia, which has a population of more than 300 million people, 5 percent of the population is foreign, mostly working in the petroleum and gas fields.

Mecca and Medina are two of the most sacred cities in Islam, Saudi Arabia, where millions of Muslims go for pilgrimage. Due to the deserted desert, water is found in Saudi Arabia very expensive and sells water more expensive than petroleum here. No one is even prepared to believe that there was once a lava ebbing beneath such desolate land, but millions of years ago the region was flooded with many volcanoes.

This volcanic region of Saudi Arabia is known as Herat Khyber, which covers an area of ​​over 3,000 square kilometers. The entire volcanic region has been created after several eruptions over the past five million years. Currently, however, all the volcanoes in the region are in a dormant state. The Herat-Khyber volcano erupted last week in Inieson 3-1, as recorded in history.

The specialty of the volcanic field at Herat Khyber is that there are white volcanoes, namely white volcanoes found here. Light brown and gray rocks made of special alkali and silica-rich mangroves are known as commandite. This varied form of lava is also found in Australia, Sardinia, Corsica, Ethiopia, Somalia, and some other East African countries.

Herat Khyber has two white volcanoes with huge cups of vanilla ice cream. The volcano called Jebel Abid is 5 meters high and is the tallest of all the volcanic mountains in Herat Khyber. To the west of this mountain lies another volcanic mountain called Beeda. Both Abid and Baidah are white in Arabic and the names given to them based on their size indicate masculinity and femininity. Apparently miles to these two volcanic mountains in the deserted desert

Human nomenclature does not appear.

The only white volcano at Herat Khyber is not the only wonder. Just two kilometers from this white area of ​​the volcano lies a third volcano, which is 5 meters high. However, unlike the white volcano, this third volcanic mountain called Jebel Kidar was created by black basalt rocks. According to the researchers, the final eruption of this volcano erupted like black asphalt and spread to the ground, which gradually became blackened with cooling. People are known by the name of Black Widow, a venomous species of spiders, because of the spider-like rice that is formed on the shores of the dark-colored Jebel.

These black and white volcanoes, which are adjacent to each other, are rightly known as the Black and White Volcanoes. Reaching the region, which is extremely remote for tourism, tourists can enjoy the privilege of keeping one foot on a white volcano and the other on a dark volcanic field. The Black and White Vulcano has received a lot of publicity after satellite images were released by NASA.