Trojena will host the 2029 Asian Winter Games

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About Trojena

Trojena is part of NEOM, a visionary development in north-west Saudi Arabia.

Located in the Sarab Mountains, Trojena is designed as a year-round mountain tourism destination, offering skiing, adventure sports, wellness retreats, and luxury hospitality.

It forms one of NEOM’s four key regions — alongside The Line, Oxagon, and Sindalah — supporting Saudi Vision 2030’s goal of economic diversification and sustainable growth.

All information on this page is sourced from publicly available material, credible media outlets, and NEOM’s official announcements.

Key Facts

Announced

March 2022 by NEOM Company

Altitude

Up to 2,600 metres – cooler mountain climate year-round

Activities

Skiing | Hiking | Mountain Biking | Stargazing | Water Sports

Hospitality

Partnerships announced with Raffles | W Hotels | JW Marriott

Completion Target

2030 – aligned with Vision 2030 milestones

Facts & Myths

  • Fact

    Trojena is part of NEOM’s official masterplan for mountain tourism.

  • Myth

    It is already a functioning ski resort.

  • Reality

    Construction and infrastructure are still under way.

  • Fact

    Trojena will host the 2029 Asian Winter Games, the first in the Middle East.

  • Myth

    Saudi Arabia naturally has year-round snow.

  • Reality

    The snow experience will be artificial within a controlled resort environment.

  • Fact

    NEOM promotes Trojena as combining nature, technology, and luxury.

  • Myth

    The project replaces existing mountain villages.

  • Reality

    It’s being developed in an uninhabited, high-altitude area of Tabuk Province.

  • Fact

    The region aims to attract around 700 000 visitors per year.

  • Myth

    It’s exclusively for luxury travellers.

  • Reality

    Plans include eco-lodges and adventure stays for a range of budgets.

Latest News & Stories (External Sources)

Can You Ski in a Desert? NEOM’s Trojena Says You Will by 2026

  • Aug 21, 2025
  • Source - Parametric Architecture
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Satellite Images Show Desert Ski Resort at World’s Biggest Construction Site

  • May 15, 2025
  • Source – Newsweek
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Timelapse: Desert Ski Resort Emerges at World’s Biggest Construction Site

  • Aug 21, 2025
  • Source – Newsweek
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How Saudi Arabia’s Trojena Ski Resort is Overcoming Setbacks to Boost Travel and Reinvent the Middle Eastern Tourism Scene

  • Oct 16, 2025
  • Source – Travel and Tour World
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“We’re Building Winter Olympics in Pure Desert”: Saudi Arabia’s Trojena Ski Resort Hosts 2029 Asian Games Without Natural Snow

  • Sep 09, 2025
  • Source – Sustainability Times
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Saudi Arabia's NEOM to host Asian Winter Games: TROJENA2029

  • Oct 04, 2022
  • Source – Blooloop
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