AL AIN
Cradled by a magnificent red sand desert,
Al Ain is the “Garden City of the Gulf”,
an oasis of palm lined avenues and parks
where modern Arabia and ancient
tradition blend with seamless grace
DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT
Al Ain Museum
Visiting the Jebel Hafeet mountain, overlooking the city. Take a dip
in the mineral springs at its base. Or drive to the top and visit the
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Royal Palace. Watching a sunset from the summit is a great way to Str
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end the day.
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Enjoying strong coffee, and perhaps a Shisha pipe,
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Walking in one of Al Ain’s beautiful parks – Central Garden
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has extravagant fountain displays and an adventure playground.
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et Visiting the restored Al Ain Oasis, to learn about the traditional
irrigation system, the Falaj, and local date cultivation.
Exploring the desert by 4WD, dune buggy or camel ride,
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from an hour-long trip to an overnight camping safari.
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THINGS TO SEE AND DO
The area is rich in history and antiquity, from restored mud forts at
Al Qattara and Al Jimi to ancient tombs at the Hili archaeological site,
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dating from the Bronze Age. The Al Ain Museum, displays local
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archaeological treasures and Bedouin artifacts.
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LOCAL LOWDOWN
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Ramadan (21 August - 19 September) is the Holy Month when Muslims
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fast during daylight, and visitors are also asked to refrain from eating,
drinking and smoking in outdoor public areas. Alcohol restrictions may
apply at hotels. Old traditions are alive in Al Ain, site of one of Arabia’s
FLIGHT TIME: 7 Hours GMT: +4 Hours CURRENCY: UAE Dirhams
last camel markets. Camel racing is also held on Friday mornings
TRANSFER TIME: Approximately 2 hours from Abu Dhabi or Dubai
during the winter, near Al-Ain on the road to Abu Dhabi.
International Airport
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