Al Ukhdood area, Najran Region

Cost of Living in Al Ukhdood area

Detailed cost of living data — sourced from authoritative datasets and normalized for direct comparison.

Cost of Living in Al Ukhdood area, Najran Region

The cost of living in Najran is considered relatively low, ranking among the least expensive cities globally and within Saudi Arabia. This affordability is a significant draw for residents and visitors alike. While specific figures for Al Ukhdood area are not detailed, broader Najran data suggests that costs for groceries, dining out, and utilities are reasonable compared to national averages. Housing, however, can be a significant factor, with rental prices varying by neighborhood and apartment size.

Monthly Costs

Average Rent
$339
Groceries
$419
Utilities
$199
Transport
$56
Healthcare
$250
Cost Index
32

Detailed Breakdown

Gym membership (monthly)
$186.00
Entertainment
Cinema ticket
$39.00
Entertainment
Mid-Range Meal
$22.00
Food
Monthly groceries
$217.00
Food
1 Bedroom Apartment (City Center)
$339.00
Housing
3 Bedrooms Apartment (City Center)
$599.00
Housing
Gasoline 1L
$0.56
Transport
Basic Utilities 85m²
$199.00
Utilities
Internet
$119.00
Utilities

About Al Ukhdood area, Najran Region

Al Ukhdood, an ancient South Arabian town located in Najran Province, Saudi Arabia, boasts a rich history dating back to at least 500 BCE. Once a thriving hub for trade and commerce along the Incense Route, it is now an archaeological site that draws visitors interested in its historical significance and the story of the People of the Ditch. The region has seen development aimed at enhancing its urban landscape and quality of life, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030. Its strategic location and unique cultural heritage make it a point of interest within the Kingdom.

About Najran Region

Najran Region, located in southwestern Saudi Arabia, is characterized by its diverse geography, encompassing fertile plains, mountainous areas, and parts of the Rub' al Khali desert. The economy is primarily driven by commerce, mining, and industry, with significant agricultural production of vegetables, citrus fruits, and dates, and rich mineral resources including gold, silver, copper, and zinc. The climate generally features hot summers and mild to cool winters, with rainfall in the highlands. Living in Najran is considered to have a relatively low cost of living compared to many global cities, and the lifestyle blends traditional Saudi culture with gradual urban developments, offering a welcoming atmosphere.