Not to be left out, the city of Umm Al Qaywayn has also witnessed a boom in modern development with its modern buildings, roads, parks, and other sightseeing pleasures. Like its neighboring emirates, it has retained its beautiful culture. While visiting, stop by:
Al Dur Island
This is a famous site containing remains of a region dating a little over 2000 years. Several interesting objects including impressive tombs, stone houses, large storage jars, and glassware from Egypt and Syria have been unearthed here.
Al Siniyyah Island
Across the creek from Umm Al Qaywayn stands this lovely haven for birds. The bird sanctuary is also noted for its mangrove swamps, representing an extremely delicate and a fast-dwindling ecosystem.
Dreamland Aqua Park
The place of birth of the ruling families of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, this oasis is one of the largest in the region and is the gateway to Rub Al Khali (the Empty Quarter).
Qasr Al-Hosn
Also known as the White Fort, this palace dates back to the late 1700’s and is the oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi.
Al Dur Island This is a famous site containing remains of a region dating a little over 2000 years. Several interesting objects including impressive tombs, stone houses, large storage jars, and glassware from Egypt and Syria have been unearthed here.
Al Siniyyah Island Across the creek from Umm Al Qaywayn stands this lovely haven for birds. The bird sanctuary is also noted for its mangrove swamps, representing an extremely delicate and a fast-dwindling ecosystem.
Dreamland Aqua Park The place of birth of the ruling families of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, this oasis is one of the largest in the region and is the gateway to Rub Al Khali (the Empty Quarter).
Qasr Al-Hosn Also known as the White Fort, this palace dates back to the late 1700’s and is the oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi.