Recently, Saudi Arabian and foreign archaeologists uncovered the secret of ancient traces that span over 1,600 kilometers. Known as the Zubaida Route, the road is an ancient trade route that starts from Kufah in Iraq to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The road, also known as the Kufi Route, was once a trading route for tribes during the pre-Islamic era before being used by pilgrims after the Islamic period.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Zubaida Route became one of the most important pilgrimage and commercial routes during the Abbasid Era between 750 and 1258. At that time, this route served as a link between Baghdad, the Two Holy Mosques, and other Arab regions. The trade route was named after Zubaida Binti Jaafar, the wife of Abbasid Caliph Harun Al Rashid, who contributed to its construction."

"Hail has important archaeological sites that originate from various historical periods, including the pre-Islamic era, with the discovery of ancient tools, building structures, and carvings from the Thamud civilization. 'I am not exaggerating when I say that Hail's archaeology is more unique and different than what is found in other areas of the kingdom, especially stone carvings, which are abundant in Hail. It is similar to a museum that provides you with insights into ancient history,' added Al-Ibrahim."