It is obvious that we think of skyscrapers, metro and innovative technology when we think of Dubai. However, when you look at Dubai from a nature lover’s perspective, you realise that Dubai is much more than just a tech-savvy city. Dubai itself and some other places around Dubai are blessed with immense natural beauty and calm. So, if you are a nature lover, here’s a guide for exploring Dubai by Travel Saga Tourism. Let us together change the stereotypical impression of Dubai as a tourist place.Â
Natural Beauty in Dubai & SurroundingsÂ
Dubai has many parks, beaches and desert areas in their natural form, untouched by the busy city life. A peace lover and nature enthusiast would certainly like to spend some moments enjoying serenity and solitude at these hidden gems. Some of the places in Dubai and neighbouring emirates are:
Green PlanetÂ
Green Planet in Dubai is home to flora and fauna rich in biodiversity in their natural habitat. Although the place is human made, it has well preserved natural essence to it because of the flourishing plants and wildlife inside. Green Planet is located near Dubai Creek, so you can also take an abra ride and enjoy the vintage feeling after your visit to Green Planet. Inside Green Planet, you can see and interact with a wide variety of animal and bird species including snakes. Although safety precautions are taken care of, visitors must always maintain a safe distance from the animals in the Green Planet.Â
Hatta Wadi
Not very far from Dubai is the Hatta mountains. The Hatta Wadi is known for its turquoise water pool between the rocky mountains. There are various activities one can do at Hatta. Some of the activities are kayaking, paddle boarding and boating. On the rocky terrains of the Hatta mountains, people go for trekking as an adventure activity. Hatta is only an hour’s drive from Dubai and thus tourists visiting Dubai can easily spare some time to visit this natural beauty.Â
Umm Al Quwain Wetlands
If you are looking for the perfect place for camping, then you must consider the Khor Al Beida wetlands in Umm Al Quwain. This place has lush greenery and blue water lagoons surrounded by islands. The wetland is a paradise for people who love birdwatching and camping.Â
Al Zorah Nature Reserve
The Al Zorah Nature Reserve in Ajman is a heaven of mangroves, gardens, sand dunes and beaches. The intention to establish this reserve was to protect endangered species. This mangrove reserve has more than 5o species of birds which includes herons and flamingo. For biodiversity lovers, this place hosts eco-tourism opportunities also. Thus, book a tour to the Al Zorah Nature Reserve in Ajman by Travel Saga Tourism. Apart from that, you can also choose the transportation services from Dubai to Ajman and explore the Emirate conveniently.Â
Fossil Rock in Al Awir
For the curious and the adventurous, there is a fossil rock in the Al Awir desert of Dubai. This rock belongs to the prehistoric period around 80 million years ago. This place is ideal for fossil hunting and desert sports like Dune bashing and quad biking. You can simply enjoy the off road rides and drives in this region. For a less thrilling experience, just enjoy the widespread vast desert landscape under the blue sky. This place is perfect for understanding the history and evolution of the UAE.
Conclusion
The United Arab Emirates, a land known for its opulence and technological & innovative progressiveness also has many natural wonders. Discover the unseen side of Dubai and UAE with Travel Saga Tourism. Visit wetlands, nature reserves, islands, fossil rocks, deserts and a lot more in Dubai and the UAE. Explore the protected and natural flora and fauna of the region. For a holistic experience of the region, consider booking our 6 Emirates tour and enjoy the trip.
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