Al-Shanana Tower is an archaeological site in the southwest of Al-Rass Governorate, Al-Qassim Province. Originally designed as a watchtower to monitor enemy movements, it played a role in several historical battles. Currently, it is 24 meters high and consists of eight floors equipped with loopholes and decorative engravings. Tourist facilities are available in the immediate milieu of the site, making it an attractive historical and cultural destination.

Al-Qassim

What is the current height of Al-Shanana Watchtower?

Which of the following words was used to refer to the men who took turns as Al-Shanana Watchtower sentinels?

The bottom of Al-Shanana Watchtower has a diameter of …….

Which of the following best describes the shape of Al-Shanana Watchtower?

When was Al-Shanana Watchtower rebuilt?

Al-Shanana Tower

Emblem of Persistence in Al-Rass Governorate

Ancient Inscriptions

A Portrait from the Past