Al Ain Map

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A special map licensed to Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority. It shall not be replicated or reproduced except upon express written authorisation from Explorer Publishing.

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Al Ain is known as the Garden City, and is renowned for its oases, parks and gardens. Vast plantations of palm trees, lush gardens and landscaping adds to the beauty of the city, and there are more than 70 parks equipped with leisure and entertainment facilities. In addition, there are many tourist attractions such as forts and museums, wildlife parks and archaeological sites, festivals and sports events, green areas such as Green Mubazzarah at the foot of city’s striking landmark Jebel Hafeet, as well as the spectacular sand dunes and the Hajar Mountains just outside Al Ain. The fertile soil of the area’s five oases have attracted human settlements since ancient times. These oases have been important destinations throughout history for traders’ caravans crossing the desert to buy and sell water, dates and other agricultural products.

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Al Ain is characterised by the presence of a large number of castles and forts, ancient houses, mosques and towers of various shapes – round, square or in a spiral design. All together, there are a total of 66 historical structures; some built as homes during times of peace and others for defensive purposes during wars or to protect against raids. Other historical sites were built to serve religious and educational purposes, such as mosques. These structures are spread throughout the city and its outskirts, near oases and in villages on the fringes of Al Ain. Most of the forts and landmarks have been restored in recent years in recognition of their historical importance.

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Following the discovery of plentiful, fresh water flowing underground in the Mubazzarah area (100-200 metres beneath the ground with capacity of 25,000 gallons per hour), the late President Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan ordered the formerly dry and rocky area to be transformed into a park, which today attracts people from all over the UAE and the region to visit its greenery and naturally heated spring water. Al Ain Municipality has built a number of visitor facilities in the area, including a man-made lake, sun shades, car parks, swimming pools for men and women and one of the highest fountains in the Middle East. Visitors can go boating in the lake filled by nearby hot water springs.


3 Al Ain Entertainment Map

4 Al Ain Heritage Map

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Country Profile

Culture

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) comprises seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. The country is a member of the Arab Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC), an economic grouping that also includes Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Spread over 87,340 square kilometres, Abu Dhabi is the largest of the emirates, accounting for more than 85% of the country’s total landmass. The city of Abu Dhabi is the capital both of the emirate and of the country. It is the federal seat of government and home to most of the ministries and institutions, embassies, state broadcasting facilities and oil companies. The second city is Al Ain and, as the birth place of the late Sheikh Zayed, has special status. The population of Abu Dhabi emirate is currently around 1.6 million and as well as having an estimated 9% of the world’s proven oil reserves and 4% of its total proven natural gas reserves, is now also a bustling business and tourism hub offering a range of attractions, hotels and resorts, and facilities for leisure and recreation. The temperate climate and the mystique of an Arabian adventure combine to make a visit to Abu Dhabi an irresistible choice.

Archaeological discoveries suggest that fishing communities were living onthe coast in this region thousands of years ago. Once a leading exporter of pearls, Abu Dhabi gradually turned into a major trading centre and, by the end of the 19th century, it gained a reputation for its souks on the coast. The discovery of oil in 1958 had a dramatic effect on the economy of the region, bringing the prosperity that is evident today. Modern Abu Dhabi brings together old world charm and cosmopolitan chic in a clean and safe environment. It offers a distinctive blend of east and west that appeals to all types of visitors – whether seeking the adventure of a cultural experience, an action-packed holiday or simply a relaxing escape.

Dress Lightweight clothing is suitable most of the year, while in winter something slightly warmer may be needed, especially in the evenings. Air conditioning in hotels, shopping centres and cinemas can be extreme, so take a sweater or jacket. Good quality sunglasses and a hat or other protection for the head are also strongly advised. Although the attitude towards dress is fairly liberal in the UAE, Al Ain is a little more conservative than the bigger cities, with the rural areas outside the city being even more so. It is especially recommended to dress more conservatively during Ramadan.

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Mezyad Fort

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Al Markhaniya

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Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum

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Al Masoudi

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Al Twiah Park

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Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club

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Al Ain Intl Airport

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Trans AD (Abu Dhabi Taxi) 600 535353 Dept of Immigration

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Etihad Airways Call Centre 800 2277 UAE Country Code

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Main Areas

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Al Muraba’a Fort

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Boutik Mall

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