King Fahd's Fountain

King Fahad's Fountain, seen in Jeddah on the western coast of Saudi Arabia, bears its name because King Fahad gave it to the city. King Fahad's Fountain, built between 1980 and 1983 and made public in 1985, is the largest of its kind in the world, reaching a maximum water height of 853 feet, higher than the Eiffel Tower without the antenna. 

Viewing the fountain won't seem difficult, no matter how far away you are.

It's impossible to describe the hypnotic sight of the water changing colors as it flies into the night sky. Over 500 lights incorporated into the fountain's design give it its most fabulous appearance after dusk. 

Since most people arrive there after sunset, you may quickly obtain an excellent perspective point if you can go there shortly before sundown. Additionally, you can view the sun sinking over the ocean as you feel the calming effects of the fountain's small water droplets caressing your skin.

Highlights:

• If you reach by cab, ask to be dropped off across from the Ritz Carlton hotel, then cross the street to the shore. This location will give you a view of the fountain and its display.
• You can wander the streets of Alhamra Cornish and sample different foods while taking in the fountain's ongoing beautiful display. The most crowded kiosk along the promenade is number seven.
• There are 13 hotels with views of King Fahd Fountain in the Cornish neighborhood, including the Ritz Carlton. The renowned Hyatt Park Resort, with its unparalleled view of the fountain, offers opportunities for relaxation and recreation.
• One of the most well-known cafes with a panoramic view of the Cornish is Culture Cafe, which is 800 meters from the King Fahd fountain. 
• In addition to the top-notch eateries nearby the King Fahd Fountain, there's Café Aroma, a symbol of Jeddah's classic Italian eateries where customers have been flowing in for more than 20 years.