Qaisumah
Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
Village·Quiet, Rural, Extreme Climate
Qaisumah is a village in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, part of the city of Hafar al-Batin. It is characterized by its extreme weather conditions, with summer temperatures reaching up to 51°C and winter temperatures occasionally dropping below freezing. The village is entirely Muslim, reflecting the cultural homogeneity of the region. Visitors can experience the stark contrasts in climate, making it an interesting destination for those intrigued by weather phenomena.
Highlights
- Extreme summer and winter temperatures.
- 100% Muslim population.
- Part of Hafar al-Batin city.
Things to consider before traveling to Qaisumah
- Extreme weather conditions with very hot summers and cold winters.
- Part of the larger Hafar al-Batin city, providing access to more amenities.
- Culturally homogeneous with a 100% Muslim population.
Tips
Weather Preparedness
Prepare for extreme temperatures; summers are very hot and winters can be quite cold.
Cultural Norms
Respect local customs and dress modestly as it is a conservative area.
Travel Essentials
Carry sufficient water and sun protection when visiting in summer.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring offers milder temperatures, making it a more comfortable time to visit.
Summer
Expect extremely high temperatures; ensure adequate hydration and sun protection.
Fall
Temperatures begin to cool down, providing a more pleasant climate for exploration.
Winter
Be prepared for cold weather, especially at night, with temperatures that can drop below freezing.
Essentials
Currency
SAR ﷼
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Population
20,685
Languages Spoken
Arabic
Best Time to Visit
March-May, October-November
Location
Qaisumah, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia