Saudi National Museum 1.2.1

Discover the origins of the universe, human civilization, and the history of Saudi Arabia with its rich culture through the National Museum's virtual tour application and platform. Launched in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, the Museums Authority, and the Digital Transformation Unit, the National Museum virtual application provides enriching scientific historical information about the universe, the beginnings of human civilization, the extensive history of Saudi Arabia, and its rich culture. This application takes you on a virtual journey through the halls of the National Museum, delving into the depths of history to narrate tales of the universe's beginnings, prehistoric humans, and extinct animals that once inhabited the Arabian Peninsula.

It transports you through the era of Arab kingdoms and the historical period spanning from 4,000 BC to the end of the 4th century AD. It then transitions to pre-Islamic times, exploring the customs, traditions, and ways of life of its people before moving into the exhibition halls covering the Prophetic Mission era, representing the rise and spread of Islam. The tour also includes a section on Islam and the Arabian Peninsula, featuring a map illustrating Islam's spread in the region along with its remaining artifacts.

Subsequently, it details the establishment stages of the first and second Saudi states and the unification of the kingdom by King Abdulaziz Al Saud - may God have mercy on him – concluding with a final hall dedicated to the obligation of Hajj, the Two Holy Mosques and their associated artifacts.