By: Shaheen Javed Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Riyadh Season 2024’s much-anticipated cultural program at Suwaidi Park is set to commence on October 13, 2024, in the heart of Saudi Arabia’s capital and will run until November 30. This event, organized by the Saudi government, offers a rich showcase of tourism and culture, presenting an extraordinary platform for people to experience the art, food, and heritage of nine different countries.
Riyadh Season at Suwaidi Park promises a vibrant display of cultural diversity, including live performances, traditional food, arts, crafts, and much more. The participating countries—India, the Philippines, Indonesia, Pakistan, Yemen, Sudan, Syria, and Egypt—will each have dedicated days and weeks to highlight their unique cultural traditions. Visitors can expect an immersive experience with traditional cuisine, music, dance, and handicrafts from these nations.
The Saudi government is offering this entertainment free of charge, a remarkable gesture that reflects its commitment to promoting cultural exchange and community engagement. While there is no entry fee for Suwaidi Park, free registration is required via the official website.
In addition to cultural exhibitions, there will be stage performances and playgrounds for children’s entertainment. For cricket enthusiasts, the event will also feature appearances by renowned cricketers. Indian cricket stars Srinath and Imran Malik, along with Pakistan’s cricket legends Shoaib Malik and Sarfraz Ahmed, are expected to attend, giving fans a chance to meet them and even enjoy a few games of cricket.
Event organizers Mr. Sari, Mrs. Farah, Mrs. Madiha, and Mr. Talha expressed their excitement about Riyadh Season 2024, stating that Suwaidi Park’s cultural event offers something for everyone—adults, children, and sports fans alike. The festival, spanning 49 days, is anticipated to attract tourists from across the globe with its diverse offerings and captivating cultural displays.
Riyadh Season has once again demonstrated Saudi Arabia’s dedication to positioning itself as a global hub for tourism and cultural exchange, making it a must-visit destination this year.
