Where to go in November
November is a good month for desert destinations, southern Asia and the southern hemisphere, while many places in the north become quieter before the festive season.
Places are ranked by their typical weather in November (comfortable daily highs and little rain) and by traveler ratings. Public holidays are listed with each place, as museums, shops and offices may be closed and popular places can be busy on them. Climate data from Meteostat.
35 places have good weather in November in Middle East, showing the top 24.
Pyramids of Giza
4.84
Ancient Egyptian pyramids and iconic Sphinx.
Petra
4.82
Ancient city carved into rose-colored rock faces.
Wadi Rum
4.65
Desert landscape with red sands and rock formations, blending natural beauty with historical and cultural heritage.
Isfahan
4.47
Persian city with stunning Islamic architecture, rich history, and cultural importance.
Persepolis
4.47
Ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire, showcasing the grandeur of ancient Achaemenid architecture in Iran.
Palmyra
4.42
Ancient city ruins in the Syrian desert, rich in history and cultural heritage.
Baalbek
4.36
Massive Roman temple complex in Bekaa Valley, steeped in history and cultural significance.
Naqsh-e Rustam
4.35
Majestic rock-cut tombs of Persian emperors reflecting the grandeur of the ancient Persian Empire.
Yazd
4.32
Desert city with wind towers, steeped in Zoroastrian history and remarkable desert architecture.
Cairo
4.25
Capital city with Islamic architecture and bazaars
Dead Sea
4.22
A natural wonder with unparalleled buoyancy and healing properties, nestled between Israel and Jordan.
White Desert
4.09
Stunning chalk rock formations in an otherworldly desert landscape, marked by natural beauty and cultural significance.
Jerash
4.06
Well-preserved Roman city offering a stunning glimpse into ancient imperial splendor.
Tsfat
4.03
Ancient center of Jewish mysticism nestled in the mountains, renowned for its spiritual heritage, art, and music.
Siwa Oasis
3.94
Remote desert oasis with ancient ruins and unique cultural heritage, nestled in Egypt's vast Western Desert.
Tel Aviv
4
Mediterranean metropolis known for Bauhaus architecture and tech scene.
Arg-e Bam
3.83
Largest adobe building complex
Masouleh
3.83
Historic terraced mountain village with a unique architectural style and rich cultural heritage.
Dakhla Oasis
3.81
Desert oasis with ancient ruins, a hidden gem of history, culture, and natural beauty amidst Egypt’s sands.
Khor al Udaid
4.03
Inland sea meets desert dunes
Abydos Temple
4.38
Temple with king list relief
Khorramabad
3.28
Ancient castle and rock reliefs
Abyaneh
3.85
Red village with ancient traditions and UNESCO heritage, nestled in Iran's mountains.
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Qalhat
3.47
Ancient Arabian trading port, once a linchpin of maritime commerce, now a UNESCO-recognized archaeological site with remnants of Islamic architecture.