The Al Ula Digital Twin Project, which operated from 2020 to 2023, included a wide range of activities and outcomes. It began with thorough system design and the gathering of existing data. Notable aspects of the project were 1/20.000 scale mapping that included orthophoto, land use/land cover, and wadi evaluations. For DEM/DSM contouring, LIDAR imagery was used. The project also included 5cm drone and 10cm aerial imagery, allowing for 1/1000 scale mapping such as orthophoto, DEM/DSM, contouring, and cadastral surveys. The creation of 3D smart geospatial data modeling and analysis, which improved spatial comprehension, was a crucial advance. Furthermore, the project focused on the creation of a geodatabase, GIS/LIS, and a geoportal to improve data management and access. Overall, the Al Ula Digital Twin Project displayed geospatial technological excellence and data utilization.