Building higher than Burj Khalifa is being built in this country
Building higher than Burj Khalifa is being built in this country
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You must have heard the name of Burj Khalifa, which is known as the tallest building in the world. Its height is 829.8 meters i.e. 2,722 feet, but do you know that a building higher than the Burj Khalifa is being built in Saudi Arabia, which will have a height of 3,281 feet i.e. about one kilometer. This building has been named 'Jeddah Tower', which was earlier also being called 'Kingdom Tower'. Earlier it was believed that the work of making it would be completed by the year 2022, but the work has stopped at the moment. There are many more interesting facts related to Saudi Arabia, about which we are going to tell you today.

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In Islam religion only two places are considered the most sacred, Mecca and Medina and both these places are in Saudi Arabia only. Every year millions of Muslims from all over the world come here on Haj pilgrimage, but the special thing is that non-Muslims are not allowed here. There is no constitution in Saudi Arabia. This country runs according to Sharia law and whatever the king says here, it is universally accepted. Here criminals are punished to death in a very painful manner.

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Saudi Arabia is a desert country, due to which there is not a single river here and for this reason the cost of drinking water here is also very high. Here sea water is made drinkable by big plants. However, there is no shortage of oil here. There are a lot of oil deposits here, which has made the people rich here. Since Saudi Arabia is a desert region, there is a huge demand for camels here. The world's largest camel market is also located in Riyadh, the capital of this country. According to a report, about 100 camels are sold everyday in this market.

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