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Take a walk through the shaded pathways and reconnect with nature in the lush greenery of Al Ain Oasis - a peaceful retreat spread across 1,200 hectares in the ‘Green City’ of Al Ain .

Located just a 90-minute drive from the capital city of Abu Dhabi, it is easy to forget that you are in a desert. This magnificent oasis is a dreamy sight for sore eyes and one of the most beautiful oases Abu Dhabi has. Here you can enjoy a bit of respite from city life and appreciate 147,000 date palm trees, over 100 different varieties of vegetation and relics of the past, like the ancient irrigation system known as falaj. The falaj is an essential piece of the region’s heritage and one of the many reasons why Al Ain is a UNESCO Cultural Site.

Al Ain Oasis is free to enter, and there are many ways to explore and learn about this natural marvel!

Imagine being in a desert and wondering how to channel water into a town for irrigation to nourish the grasslands - this was when the Bedouins residing there decided to install a falaj system. The two central falaj systems here are called Al Aini and Dawood. As you stroll around the oasis, you will see these 3,000-year-old dug-up channels that are intricately connected to bring water from the mountains and distant places. The best part? These waters keep the plantation fresh and thriving even today!

The water can disappear and reappear, depending on the season, so don’t be disappointed if it isn’t there when you visit.

As you stroll in the shadow of the tranquil palm trees, take in the sounds of nature, from the gentle babbling of the stream to the twittering of (sometimes exotic) birds flying by. Benches line the pathways if you wish to take breaks from walking or soak in the moment. If you prefer a little more of a ‘riding rush’ on your tour, upon entry, you can rent a bicycle or ask for an electric buggy to help navigate you around the labyrinth of paths.

Stopping by the free-to-enter Eco-Centre, a sustainable and environmentally friendly building, will give you additional insight into the historical significance of Al Ain Oasis with the help of the interactive exhibits. If you are visiting, add this Abu Dhabi oasis to the top of your list!

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Why is the al ain oasis important.

The significance of Al Ain Oasis comes from the fact that it was inhabited almost 4,000 years ago, making it one of the world's oldest permanently inhabited settlements. The oasis is even home to the falaj system, an ancient irrigation method. For this reason, it was marked as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What is Al Ain Oasis?

Consisting of 147,000 date palm trees and 100 other plantations, Al Ain Oasis is a lush escape from the desert.

How long is the Al Ain Oasis?

Al Ain Oasis covers about 1,200 hectares of land and is essentially filled with serene pathways and lines of date palm trees and other plantations. You could spend up to 2 hours here roaming amongst nature.

Which is the largest oasis in UAE?

Al Ain Oasis is the largest oasis in the UAE, followed by Liwa Oasis.

What is the difference between an oasis and a Falaj?

 The oasis is fed by the traditional falaj irrigation system, which brings water from the mountains to the farms through a complex system of underground and surface channels.

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What is al ain oasis.

Al Ain Oasis is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. It is a vast palm grove covering over 3,000 acres and is known for its ancient irrigation system called “falaj” that has been in use for centuries.

What can I see and do in Al Ain Oasis tour?

Al Ain Oasis offers various activities and attractions. You can take a leisurely walk through the palm groves, explore the traditional falaj irrigation system, visit the Eco-Centre for information about the oasis, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. There are also several historic sites and museums nearby, such as Al Ain National Museum and Al Ain Palace Museum.

Can I bring food and drinks inside the oasis?

While you can bring your own food and drinks

What is the best time to visit Al Ain Oasis?

Best time to visit Al Ain Oasis is during the cooler months, from November to March.

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Abu Dhabi and Dubai are ultra-modern cities, but Al Ain is sticking to its roots and is the UAE’s “green city”. Al Ain has an extensive history that goes back to the 18th century. Century. Due to its lush green spaces and many farms, Al Ain cannot be compared with any other city in the Emirates.

The Al Ain Oasis Tour starts from Abu Dhabi

It is green and blooming everywhere and lines the streets, the roundabout islands with flower centers – there is no place in Al Ain that is not green. During the Al Ain Oasis Tour we will first visit the Jebel Hafeet. When we climb up the winding road, you have a fantastic view of Al Ain.

Back down, you can bathe your feet in the hot springs in Green Mubazzarah Park before we head to the camel market. This is a market like no other in the United Arab Emirates. See camel sellers selling camels and other farm animals of various breeds, colors, and sizes.

Al Ain Places to visit on this Tour

• Admire the beautiful and green city of Al Ain from the top of Jebel Hafeet, the highest peak in the UAE
• Relax a little at the “Green Mubazzarah” hot springs at the foot of Jebel Hafeet
• Marvel at camels and many other farm animals in many colors and sizes at the camel market
• Discover the exhibits from the past in the Al Ain Museum
• Admire the date palm gardens at Al Ain Oasis

Get a taste of the ruler’s way of life on this Al Ain Tour

Now we come to the story of Al Ain by first looking at the past of its ruler. At the Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum, you can get a taste of the ruler’s way of life, his quarters, and even some of his crazy gifts received during his reign.

You can learn a little more about the history of Al Ain at the Al Ain National Museum. Here you can discover exhibits of artefacts.

Then we will show you the Al Ain Oasis, a large land full of palm groves. Enjoy the cool shade offered by the trees and learn more about the traditional irrigation system of “Al Ain Falaj”.

Now it is time for a lunch break at the Ayla Bawadi Hotel. A delicious 4-star lunch awaits you.

The Al Ain Oasis Tour  will be a breathtaking experience that you will definitely not forget.

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• Starting Time: 9 AM
• Starting Days: Daily
• Last booking time: 12 hours before Tour Start
• Duration: 9 Hours
• Price: per person
• Last cancellation option (100% money back): 12 hours before Tour Start
• From/To: Start and End of the Tour in Abu Dhabi
• Meeting Point: Pick up from a Mall, Pick up from Airport, Pick up from Cruise Terminal, Pick up from Hotel
• Inclusive: Drinking-Water, Entry Permission, Lunch, Refreshments throughout the tour, Softdrinks
• Not Inclusive: Alcoholic Drinks, Transfer outside of Abu Dhabi
• Participants: Group Tour with more than 10 Participants
• Tour Guide: Certificated Tour Guide
• Language: English

The start time can vary depending on the season (summer or winter) and the location of your pick-up. At the latest on the evening before the tour, we will send the exact pick-up time by email or WhatsApp.

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Get ready to experience a journey through time and discover the wonders of nature. Join us for this amazing Al Ain Oasis Tour, an oasis of greenery located in the middle of a desert. Moreover, spanning over 1200 hectares, Al Ain Oasis is the place where nature, culture, and history all come together to create an incredibly captivating experience. 

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• Entry is free of cost
• Rental bikes and pedal cars (at an additional cost)
• Scenic landscapes
• West gate exhibition
• Transportation (at an additional cost)
• All personal expenses

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• You may cancel the tour 24 hours before the date of departure
• If the tour is cancelled at the last minute, no refund is applicable

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Located 90 minutes away from the capital city of Abu Dhabi, Al Ain Oasis provides you with an insight into how farmers worked in ancient times. So, take a break from the busy city life and spend some time with nature. Check out 147,000 date palm trees, over 100 different varieties of vegetation, and remains of the past, like the ancient irrigation system known as Falaj. Surprisingly, the place underwent a lot of restoration work and a series of pathways were created for this Abu Dhabi tourist attraction. As a result, this oasis was declared a heritage site by UNESCO in the year 2011. 

• Several rental stalls where you can get pedal cars or rental bikes. Additionally, these stalls can be found at the entrance. You will have to pay the rent by the hour. 
• The oasis has many trees, particularly the ones that bear fruits resembling lemons, bananas, pomegranates, figs, and mangoes. Additionally, there are tons of plots that grow sugarcane in this oasis. Also, you can take your time to identify them and click pictures.
• If you do not mind walking, then take a slow walk all over the oasis as it is worth it. Also, the scenic surroundings will leave you mesmerised for hours together.
• Entry to Al Ain Oasis is completely free of cost, so there is no trouble with Al Ain Oasis ticket availability or prices.

Things to see on the Al Ain Oasis City Tour 

Here is a list of some attractions that are bound to grab your attention right away. Are you excited already? Take a verbal trip.

1. Fertile Soil

The oasis has fertile soil almost everywhere and that is why the oasis has so many palm trees growing on it. The place also has many fruit gardens and it is a place worth visiting. The landscape of the place is gorgeous.

2. Eastern Fort

This place can be located in the eastern portion of the tourist attraction. This place has a great amount of historical significance with the oasis, which is also referred to as Sultan Fort. This was made by in the year 1910. Thus, this is a landmark building of the Al Nahyan Era.

3. Miniature Oasis

This is one attraction within the oasis that you should not miss, it is a perfect replica of the original fort along with the structures, systems, and pathways. Moreover, this replica also tells us how the irrigation system operated back in the day. Also, another fun activity is clay modelling, perfect for kids to indulge in.

4. Eco-Centre

This place aims to educate visitors and appreciate the contribution of the farmers towards the ecosystem. It also has a host of fun activities that tourists can indulge in. This place showcases the history of the oasis perfectly well.

5. Falaj Irrigation System

This irrigation technique dates back to 3000 years and is widely used all over the UAE. This system uses deep underground passages to transport water from far places. Additionally, this is in use to provide irrigation to agricultural land throughout the year. This irrigation has two variants Dawood and Al Ain.

Activities to do in Al Ain Oasis City Tour

• The oasis has many trees, particularly the ones that bear fruits. You can take your time to identify them and click pictures.
• As a tourist, you will find several rental stalls to get pedal cars or rental bikes. These stalls are available at the entrance. You will have to pay the rent by the hour.
• You will find rare trees and plants that bear fruits resembling lemons, bananas, pomegranates, figs, and mangos. There are tons of plots that grow sugarcane in this oasis.
• Want a guided tour of the oasis? Great. Sign up for a tour and you will be assigned an experienced guide to take you all over the oasis and explain the history of the oasis.
• If you do not mind walking, then take a slow walk all over the oasis as it is worth it. The scenic surroundings will leave you mesmerised for hours together.

When Should  You Visit Al Ain Oasis?

The ideal time to visit this place would be between October to April, as the weather will be quite pleasant. You can take your time and explore the oasis at your own pace.

Things To Remember Before You Visit Al Ain Oasis

• Before you visit this place, you must find out about the weather conditions. You do not want to encounter dust storms or heavy rain.
• If you are visiting this place during religious festivals, you must wear proper clothes to show respect for the culture.
• Do carry sunblock, sunglasses, and a hat while visiting this place.
• Plan your travel to the oasis early during the day to avoid traffic.

How to reach Al Ain Oasis?

This oasis is roughly 159 km away from Abu Dhabi and it is connected properly by road. If you are a tourist then you can avail yourself of the services of a rented car. You also have the option of taking the bus that departs from Dubai. The journey will take about 3 hours, but the ride is comfortable.

So, this is all the information you need to know about this historic and magnificent oasis. A trip to the UAE is not complete without a visit here.

Things to do nearby

• Abu Dhabi City Tour.
• Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.
• Warner Bros Theme Park.

Attractions near Al Ain Oasis

• Al Jahili Fort
• Green Mubazzarah
• Al Ain Camel Market Abu Dhabi
• Al Ain National Museum

Q. What is Al Ain Oasis?

Al Ain Oasis is a rich cultural heritage of Abu Dhabi, with many beautiful attractions to visit. It’s an oasis that has historical tales to tell about Abu Dhabi’s rich culture. Al Ain Oasis is, therefore, a heritage site as declared in 2011 by UNESCO. This land which spans over 1200 hectares has been renovated and restored for tourists.

Q. What are the major attractions to see at Al Ain Oasis?

On the oasis, you can view the vast spread of Palm trees all over as the land of the oasis is very fertile. There are many beautiful orchards and gardens to cherish and admire. Other than that, you can see the Miniature Oasis which accurately replicates the actual oasis along with the forts, structures, and other things including the irrigation system. An eco-center, established to educate people about the environment, ecosystem, and the importance of farmers and agriculture, is located here.

Q. Are there some fun activities to do at Al Ain Oasis?

Yes, Apart from visiting the fort and educational and historical sites, you can also indulge in many fun activities here.

• You can check out the rental pedal cars or bikes for some adventure across the oasis lands.
• Photoshoot amid gardens and palm trees.
• Take a stroll and admire the breathtaking beauty of the oasis.
• Clay modelling activity for kids at the Miniature Oasis.
• Take a guided tour of the whole place to know the history better.

Q. Where is Al Ain Oasis exactly located?

Al Ain Oasis is nearly 160 Kilometers away from the main city of Abu Dhabi. You can come here by bus from Dubai, which takes approximately 3 hours, otherwise, you can opt for private transport services in Dubai from Travel Saga.

Q.What is the Al Ain Oasis ticket price?

There is no Al Ain Oasis ticket price, as the entrance is free. However, you have to pay if you opt for refreshments.

Q. What days of the week does the tour happen?

Throughout the week, the Al Ain Oasis Tour is operational. However, it is wise to cross check Al Ain Oasis timings with the official website.

Q. What is the best time to visit Al Ain Oasis?

The ideal time to visit this place would be between October to April, as the weather is quite pleasant.

Q. What are some things I should remember before visiting Al Ain Oasis?

Before you depart this place you must find out about the weather conditions you do not want to encounter dust storms or heavy rain. If you are visiting this place during religious festivals, you must wear proper clothes to show respect for the culture. Do carry sunblock, sunglasses, and a hat while visiting this place. Plan your travel to the oasis early during the day to avoid traffic.

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"The Green Oasis City of Abu Dhabi"

A day trip to Al Ain, the second largest city of Abu Dhabi, which is known as the garden city due to the presence of green nature in the city. The oasis is spread over an incredible 1,200 hectares (3,000 acres) and containing more than 147000 date palms. Rising 1,400 meters up over the southern suburbs of Al Ain, Jebel Hafeet mountain offers epic views over largely flat Abu Dhabi and neighboring Oman. And follow to the final destination of your tour, Al Ain Hot Spring wadi where you can experience the natural spring Hot water.

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Duration : 10, min participants : 2, destination : al ain, departure : abu dhabi, departure time : 08:30 am, return time : 06:30 pm.

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Sheikh zayed palace museum., jabel hafeet., green mubazzarah., al ain oasis., lunch( if 3 or more passenger)., al ain national museum ., camel and livestock market (if 3 or more persons)., not included, al ain national museum (closed due to renovation)., pickup from your location.

After the booking, We will update you about the actual pickup time. We will pick up you from the Hotels, Appartments, Shopping Malls or Major places. 

10 Hours Tour

After the pickup, We will start our 10 hours journey with our driver-guide. He knows everything about the Culture and Traditions of the UAE. He will explain the things in Al Ain and He will take you there.

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After finishing the 10 Hours tour, our driver will drop you in your preferred location.

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• All rates are in AED.
• Child Rates apply to all ages 4-12 years.
• Children under 3 years are free of charge(need to sitting on the lap).
• If Child seat required  AED 50 is chargeable.  
• Please be noted that all children taking part in our safari and excursion will be under the parent's responsibility.
• Full payment for all the tours has to be made in advance.
• Since our Safaris (as opposed to City tours) involved off-road driving, Pregnant Ladies, people with heart problems and other sensitive ailments will undertake the tours at their own risk.
• Smoking and strictly prohibited in all our vehicles.
• Photography of military and police installations and other government agencies is strictly prohibited.  
• Photographing local ladies, any local residents, kindly ask their permission.
• Schedules are likely to change during the holy month of Ramadan. Please contact our representative for updates.
• “Arabian Explore Tours and Travels LLC” reserve the right to change the tours and safari without prior notice.
• No refund will be made for cancellation 6 hours before the safaris.
• No refund will be made for cancellation 12 hours before the city tours.
• No refund will be made for entry tickets once it is purchased.
• All tours are subject to availability.
• Carrying alcoholic beverages in the car is strictly prohibited.

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"Meet the Culture of the Desert"

Al Ain, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is an inland oasis city on the eastern border with Oman. It’s known as the Garden City for its palm groves and natural springs. Bronze Age remains include tombs on the towering Jebel Hafeet, a mountain to the south, and in Al Hili Archaeological Park, to the north. The central Al Ain National Museum displays artifacts from these sites.  Visit Al Ain from Abu Dhabi on this full-day tour and avoid having to hire a car or find local cabs or buses. This tour covers Al Ain Oasis Museum, Sheik Zayed Palace Museum, Green Mubazzarah, Al Ain Oasis, You can go to the top of one of the greatest driving road named Jabel Hafeet and you can see the Oman border from the mountain and You go to the Camel & Live stock Market area 

• Al Ain National Museum.
• Green Mubazzarah.
• Jabel Hafeet.
• Lunch (if there is 3 or more booking).
• Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum.
• Al Ain Oasis.
• Camel and Live Stock Market.
• Soft Drinks & Water.

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You will be picked up from your hotel in Abu Dhabi at roughly 8:30 AM in the morning and driven to the first stop of your Al Ain Oasis City Tour.

During the city tour

These tour takes you to the main attractions of the Al Ain city.

You will be dropped back at your Abu Dhabi hotel by 1 in the afternoon (Saturday to Thursday) or 8 in the evening on Fridays.

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• All rates are in AED.
• Child Rates apply to all ages 4-12 years.
• Children under 3 years are free of charge(need to sitting on the lap).
• If Child seat required  AED 100 is chargeable.  
• Please be noted that all children’s taking part in our safari and excursion will be under parent's responsibility.
• Full payment for all the tours has to be made in advance.
• Since our Safaris (as opposed to City tours) involved off-road driving, Pregnant Ladies, people with heart problems and other sensitive ailments will undertake the tours at their own risk.
• Smoking and strictly prohibited in all our vehicles.
• Photography of military and police installations and other government agencies is strictly prohibited.  
• Photographing local ladies, any local residents, kindly ask their permission.
• Schedules are likely to change during the holy month of Ramadan. Please contact our representative for updates.
• “Extreme Arabia Tours & Safari” reserve the right to change the tours and safari without prior notice.
• No refund will be made for cancellation 6 hours before the safaris.
• No refund will be made for cancellation 12 hours before the city tours.
• No refund will be made for entry tickets once it is purchased.
• All tours are subject to availability
• Insurance Coverage up to AED 3,00,000.
• Carrying alcoholic beverages in the car is strictly prohibited.

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Nestled in the centre of Al Ain is the Al Ain Oasis – a tranquil haven with vast walkways, winding through lush date palm gardens. In this post, we will explore the popular Oasis and its different attractions. Read on to find out more about this astounding place.

ABOUT AL AIN OASIS

The Al Ain Oasis is the UAE’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site . It was listed into the World Heritage Site in 2011. It is located in the centre of the Al Ain city and covers a total area of 3,000-acres. The huge covered area makes it one of the largest oases in the city.

You can find different types of date plantations in this oasis. Currently, there are 147,000 date palms trees and over 100 different varieties of vegetation around it.

The oasis has eight gates, however, visitors usually enter through the West Gate. This gate is the main entrance where visitors can access the information and also hire bikes for sightseeing.

ACTIVITIES AT AL AIN OASIS

A visit to this oasis is worth a trip if you want to learn the different plant species native to the UAE. It’s particularly great for families with kids. Let’s take a look at the different attractions and things to do at Al Ain Oasis. 

TAKE A STROLL

One of the attractions at Al Ain Oasis is walking through the serene and wide pathways along the endless row of palm trees. You can spend a good 90 minutes or more walking around the oasis and exploring its different sections. 

LEARN ABOUT THE ANCIENT FALAJ IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Even after 3000 years, the ancient falaj irrigation channel is still used to water the trees in this Oasis. Despite being centuries old, the irrigation system is efficient enough to keep the plantation fresh throughout the year.

Visitors can explore the two main falaj systems serving the oasis namely, Al Aini and Dawood. These systems irrigate two separate parts of the oasis. The water for this irrigation system is sourced from the Hajar Mountains and Jebel Hafeet. 

VISIT THE ECO-CENTRE 

The Eco-Centre offers an immersive experience to its visitors. It provides information about the history of Al Ain Oasis and has educational games to explain how the oasis was created.

The building is eco-friendly and sustainable. It combines both traditional and innovative technology to seamlessly unify its organic form into the landscape. 

DISCOVER THE MINIATURE OASIS

The miniature oasis is a small-scale representation of a fertile spot in the desert. It has models and miniature of existing historic buildings as well as showcases how the falaj irrigation system works. Kids can also use the clay from the farms to build their own models using their imagination. 

VISIT THE EASTERN FORT

Located on the eastern edge of the oasis, the Eastern Fort is one of the most popular attractions at the Al Ain Oasis.

The Eastern Fort, also called Sultan Fort, was constructed in 1910 by Sheikh Sultan Bin Zayed the former ruler of Abu Dhabi. The fort was once the central part of the Hara of Al Ain or the Haret al Hisn City. The historical Eastern Fort is one of the main buildings associated with the ruling Al Nahyan family and their rising influence in the 19th Century.

BE A PART OF THE OASISCAPE TOUR

The Oasiscape tour is an engaging tour of the entire palm grove. The tour is one of the best ways to explore the oasis and learn more about the desert landscape and the importance of an oasis in the desert region. 

One of the most distinctive features of the tour is the interactive installations called the “Techno Palm”. These electronic versions of palm trees, which act as an information guide. These are scattered across the tranquil oasis and can be used to find out more information about the different parts of the oasis. 

IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT FRUIT TREES

There are several small gardens with fruit trees and plants. Some of the fruit trees that you can find here are of mangos, figs, pomegranates, bananas, lemons and olives. Crops of sugarcane are also planted at the Al Ain Oasis. 

EXPLORE THE OASIS ON A BIKE

One of the best ways to explore the extensive oasis is to rent a bike from the main gate. Different types of bikes and pedal carts are available for rent. You can enquire about the per hour rent at the main gate. 

WHAT IS THE AL AIN OASIS LOCATION?

The oasis is popular among locals and tourists for its lush green palm trees, broad paths and different species of trees. The oasis is located in Al Mutawa’a District, at the Hessa bint Mohammad Street in Al Ain’s Central District. It’s located close to the Al Ain Palace Museum .

WHAT ARE THE AL AIN OASIS TIMINGS?

The Al Ain Oasis opening hours are 08:00 am to 05:00 pm daily. Whereas, the timing for cafés, restaurants and stores is 12:00 pm to 07:00 pm.

HOW MUCH DOES THE TICKET TO AL AIN OASIS COST?

There is no entry fee to Al Ain Oasis. Visitors can enter the place free of charge.

HOW TO GET TO AL AIN OASIS?

The Al Ain Oasis is almost 159 kilometres away from Abu Dhabi. If you’re driving your own car it will take approximately 1 hour 38 minutes to reach Al Ain Oasis from Abu Dhabi via the Al Ain Road/E22. Alternatively, you can take a taxi, however, the charges are quite high considering its a long journey.

If you’re looking for affordable options to travel to Al Ain Oasis from Dubai. Then the best option is to take your own car or take the RTA bus from Dubai to Al Ain . One of the affordable options is to take the RTA Bus from Al Ghubaiba Bus Station in Dubai to Al Ain Central Bus Station. A one way trip from Dubai will cost AED 30 and it will take approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes. 

This wraps up our review of the Al Ain Oasis. The oasis is one of the best attractions in Al Ain city for locals and tourists. It’s also a fun place for kids, where they can learn more about nature and the local species of palms and other fruits. 

If you have already visit Al Ain Oasis, there is another option you can consider. The recently opened Al Hayer Oasis Al Ain has gained tremendous popularity in a short amount of time.

If you plan to visit Al Ain, take a look at MyBayut’s Al Ain travel guide to when planning your next trip. When you visit this oasis in Al Ain, do let us know about your wonderful experience in the comments section. For more adventures in Al Ain, visit the Al Ain Zoo to explore the wildlife from around the world. Another option is to explore the Emirates Park and Zoo in Abu Dhabi .

Follow MyBayut for more updates about parks, resorts and other attractions in Al Ain and the UAE. 

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Al Ain Oasis

Al Mutawaa, Al Ain

Dive into tranquillity and reconnect with nature at the enchanting Al Ain Oasis, the 'Green City’s' verdant heart spread over 1,200 hectares. Just a 90-minute drive from Abu Dhabi's bustling capital, this oasis transports visitors to an idyllic world far from desert landscapes. Boasting 147,000 date palm trees, over 100 distinct types of vegetation, and the timeless falaj irrigation system, it's no wonder Al Ain stands proudly as a UNESCO Cultural Site. As you wander the shaded pathways, you'll be serenaded by nature's symphony, from gushing streams to the chirping of overhead birds. For a more immersive experience, consider renting a bicycle or opting for an electric buggy to meander through the maze-like paths. And remember, entry to this haven is free, with the doors welcoming guests from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm.

Heritage and exploration at every turn

The historic falaj system, with its central components named Al Aini and Dawood, provides a fascinating glimpse into the innovative water solutions of yesteryears. These 3,000-year-old channels, originally conceived by the Bedouins, remain operational, channelling water from distant mountains to sustain the flourishing greenery of the oasis. However, the waters' presence may vary seasonally. Enhance your visit by stopping by the Eco-Centre, a hub of sustainable architecture. This free-to-enter venue enriches visitors with interactive displays, highlighting Al Ain Oasis’s historical and ecological significance. For those eager to fully embrace the city’s wonders, Al Ain Oasis undoubtedly deserves a prime spot on your itinerary.

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With a self sufficient water source. The presence of an oasis helps create a suitable living environment for animals and humans. In the heart of Al Ain, near Al Ain National Museum one discovers one of those impressive natural occurences. It is filled with palm plantations, many of which are still working farms.

The shady, cool walks transport you from the noise and heat of the city to a tranquil quiet haven. Just listen to the birdsong and the rustle of the palm fronds.

With a 3,000-year-old falaj irrigation system, Al Ain Oasis features a series of mesmerising water channels.

The oasis is spread over an incredible 1,200 hectares (3,000 acres) and containing more than 147000 date palms. There are 8 entrances to choose from to explore how countless generations have tapped into underground wells to keep the city of al ain green.

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The date palm oasis is one of a growing number of ecosystems in the UAE that have been formally recognised by the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).

The oasis has been designated as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS) and the FAO has explicitely praised the UAE’s active conservation efforts on various occasions.

Location: in Al Ain - south-east of Abu Dhabi - 1.30h drive from the capital (see maps below)

Entry: free

Opening hours: Oasis: daily 8am-5pm Restaurants, Cafes & Shops: daily 12pm-9pm

Location : Al Mutawaa, Al Ain

Tel: +971 3 712 8429 or +971 3 712 8523

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Hey now! Oasis announce reunion tour after 15-year-long split

"The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over."

Emlyn Travis is a news writer at  Entertainment Weekly  with over five years of experience covering the latest in entertainment. A proud Kingston University alum, Emlyn has written about music, fandom, film, television, and awards for multiple outlets including MTV News,  Teen Vogue , Bustle, BuzzFeed,  Paper Magazine , Dazed, and NME. She joined EW in August 2022.

Here’s the story, morning glory: Oasis has returned. 

Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher announced on Tuesday that they will reunite after a 15-year-long split to hold a series of concerts across the U.K. and Ireland next summer.

“The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over,” They said in a press release. “Come see. It will not be televised.”

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The Oasis Live ’25 World Tour will see the brothers play 14 shows in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin throughout July and August. The domestic leg includes four nights at their native Manchester’s Heaton Park, as well as London’s Wembley Stadium. 

Fans living outside the U.K. and Ireland: don’t panic. The press release also states that plans are already underway to take the tour to “other continents outside of Europe later next year,” too. 

Oasis’ announcement comes after days of increased speculation that a reunion tour could genuinely be in the cards. It all began when The U.K. Times reported on Saturday that “industry insiders” were proclaiming that Noel and Liam would be performing a string of shows together next year. The rumors, naturally, sparked a “ 160 percent " global increase in the band's Spotify streams in anticipation.

The next day, Oasis posted a short video that simply featured Tuesday’s date on it. As the rumors garnered traction and enthusiasm online, Liam leaned into them himself by responding to a fan who said they were “scared” of Tuesday’s announcement, writing , “Your [sic] scared how do you think I feel.”

Formed in Manchester in 1991, Oasis is one of the most legendary Britpop groups of all time. The five-piece band rose to fame with the release of their 1994 album Definitely Maybe , which went on to become the fastest-selling debut album in British history. In the years since, the band has weaved itself into the very framework of British culture with hits such as "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger," and "Stop Crying Your Heart Out."

For a long time, however, the idea of an Oasis reunion was widely considered amongst fans to be an impossible dream. After all, Liam and Noel have been engaged in an infamous, decades-long feud , with the siblings often coming to blows both verbally and physically over the years. It was this sibling infighting that led the band to break up in Aug. 2009, with Noel writing in a MySpace statement at the time that he “simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

In the years since their split, both Liam and Noel enjoyed success in their own solo projects, but their rivalry persisted. Now, however, the brothers appear to be ready to become rock 'n' roll stars together once again.

Tickets for the band's U.K. and Ireland shows go on sale Aug. 31.

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13 amazing natural wonders you can visit in Abu Dhabi

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Abu Dhabi is a land of beautifully blended contrasts. Of worlds old and new, of deserts, island networks, and lush green oases set against hyper-modern towerscape, and future-tech enhanced infrastructure. Contained within its borders there are many marvels, but often less accessible, it’s the stunning natural ones can easily be overlooked.

This is a guide to some of our favourite Abu Dhabi natural wonders, and where to find them.

Al Mirayr forests

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Just a stone skim away from the beautiful Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara ( geolocation here ), you’ll find the arresting sight of a desert forest, known as Al Mirayr. It’s unlikely to be the largest wooded expanse you’ll have clapped eyes on, but with its juxtaposition to the saffron-hued desert sands around it, it might just be one of the most impressive. You’ll need a 4WD enabled vehicle to get there, and if you fancy extending the wadi roaming, there are plenty more exciting sights to explore in the surrounding sand. For more off-the-beaten-track adventures, check out our guide to some of the best off-road trips in Abu Dhabi .

Al Ain Oasis

If you’re looking for green, Al Ain AKA ‘The Garden City’ is a pretty good place to start.  This 1,200-hectare desert oasis is found in the middle of Al Ain and attained UNESCO World Heritage status in 2011. It contains more than 147,000 date palms, trees bearing mangos, oranges, bananas, figs, and jujube. With its whimsical shaded pathways beneath fractal canopies it’s a place that provides a shuddering contrast to the urban jungle of Abu Dhabi’s cityscape. There’s also an Eco-Centre that offers insight into the conservation efforts at the oasis, and a look back at its history.

Al Ain, open daily 9am to 5pm. Tel: (03)  711 8251 , take a virtual tour at  visitabudhabi.ae

Al Wathba Fossil Dunes

The desert areas of the UAE hold many wonders, but few can compare to the ethereal beauty of  Al Wathba’s fossil dunes . These naturally occurring monoliths are jutting, jagged reminders of the emirate’s storied geological past, having been forged over the past 120,000 years. Found a short distance away from the (also well-worth a visit) Al Wathba Wildlife Reserve, an expanse covering more than 1,700 of the fossil dunes has now been designated as a protected landmark. The Al Wathba Fossil Dune Protected Area now features a visitor centre, a viewing area, an amphitheatre and 7kms of hike-able trails with educational signage explaining the origins and cultural significance of these magnificent sand relics.

Al Wathba Wetland Reserve

A popular resting spot for flamingos during autumn and spring, this note-worthy site can be found beside the beautiful Al Wathba fossil dunes. Known as Flamingo City, it is home to various wildlife habitats, including freshwater and saltwater lakes. The area hosts over 250 bird species, and 37 plant species, as well as a plethora of marine life. The wetland is a popular place for bird watching and even offers two self-guided walking routes to explore the area. To keep the area as natural as possible, there are no cafes so be sure to pack in your reusable water bottles as the walking routes are quite long.

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Desert Lakes

There’s a bit of a catch with this pair of entries… Their location is a trade secret (and, well, the second one probably isn’t ‘natural’ is it?). Both images were captured (well before the current drone ban) by the incredibly talented, intrepid photographer, @amarhabeeb . He’s responsible for the discovery of another lisiting a bit further down, but these finds starkly represent what can happen when you follow that pioneer nomad spirit and explore the desert for hidden wonders. Safely of course, it can be an inhospitable place without modern luxuries. If you’re heading out to the wilds, tell someone, go accompanied, go prepared, take more fuel, water and food than you need, and remember there is currently a ban in place for all non authorised drone flights.

Jebel Hafit

Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jebel Hafit is Abu Dhabi’s tallest peak, located in Al Ain, and about 90 minutes’ drive from the capital city. There is a campground that offers tented accommodation and pitches for those that wish to bring their own canvas and poles. You can also rent traditional Bedouin-inspired tents; bubble tents — equipped with panoramic windows that are just perfect for star-gazing; and luxury dome tents which come with AC, a TV and, excitingly a telescope. Prices start from Dhs650. Holiday-makers come here to hike, mountain bike (rental available), dune buggy, ride horses and camels and enjoy the rare fresh air (and lack of light pollution) that contributes to the perfect conditions for astronomy. Wonders above wonders below.

You can book your stay now here or by calling (03) 711 8362.

Jebel Hafit Beehive Tombs

Situated at the foothills of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ancient tombs mark the beginning of the Bronze Age in the Middle East. 5,000-year-old structures and evidence of ceramic vessels and copper artifacts were found here, indicating the importance of maritime trade across the Arabian Gulf even then. You can visit the park’s majestic natural surroundings on a mountain bike, horse, or camel. Discover archaeological and historical remains that tell stories of this unique area’s ancient habitation.

Mangrove Forests

ubail Mangrove Park opened in January 2020 , offering visitors the opportunity to explore one of this region’s most fascinating natural ecosystems. Found nestled on a quiet outcrop of Jubail Island — the mangroves became an instant hit with locals, residents and tourists. It features a meandering 2.3km boardwalk and sits about 20 minutes drive from Downtown Abu Dhabi. Park inhabitants include herons, flamingos, turtles, gazelle, crabs, as well as some more mysterious creatures. There’s plenty of ways to explore this fascinating turquoise expanse including ranger-led, guided boardwalk (from Dhs50), kayak (Dhs100), and e-canoe tours (from Dhs80) of the mangroves.

Jubail Mangrove Park, Al Jubail Island (next to Saadiyat Island), Abu Dhabi, 8am to 7.30pm daily, Dhs15 for adult, Dhs10. Tel: (05) 63032423.  park.jubailisland.ae

Liwa Oasis and Tal More’eb

Found at the northern edge of Rub’ Al Khali (the Empty Quarter), Liwa Oasis is the ancestral home of the Nahyan family and the Bani Yas tribe. The Liwa Oasis area marks out a 100km stretch of desert, where the dark green of date trees cuts a stark contrast against the amber desert sands. It’s all possible thanks to an elevated water table, close to the surface. There are walled areas, reconstructed forts and watch towers and a collection of truly gigantic dunes, including Tal More’eb , at 300 metres high it’s one of the world’s largest.

Found at the eastern edge of Al Jubail Island, close to Zeera Island and across the water from Khor Laffan, this fluvial feature found amongst the mangroves was given the name ‘Plant Lake’ by the individual that discovered it — Abu Dhabi-based photographer, Amar Habeeb (Insta handle: @amarhabeeb ). The stunning depth of green is no Photoshop trickery, it really is that lucid. When the beguiling natural feature popped up on the digital viewfinder of his drone remote, Habeeb recalls immediately thinking “Emerald Green. I couldn’t believe my eyes”. As mentioned above, the private use of drones is currently prohibited in Abu Dhabi, so you’re unlikely to be able to replicate this epic shot any time soon.

Saadiyat Reef

The emirate’s coral reefs are currently subject to a massive rehabilitation project, supervised by the Environment Agency — Abu Dhabi (EAD). Even with the effort in full swing, there are a number of dive sites across the Abu Dhabi archipelago that offer safe and legal access to coral reefs. You can find multiple dive companies offering chartered trips out to locations such as Philippe’s Reef and Saadiyat Reef (weather and numbers permitting), with prices from around Dhs300 for snorkelling and Dhs500-600 for scuba activities. Whilst the variety and vibrancy of the reef’s colour might not match those found in some other more famous dive spots in the world, the marine life you’ll find navigating them, is truly mask-misting. Turtles, for example, are not an uncommon sight.

Abu Dhabi’s  Salt Lakes  took Instagram by storm last year. Bloggers, influencers and the naturally curious headed out to their location near Al Wathba Wildlife Reserve, to capture snaps with the narrow pastel green lakes filled with crystalline lily pad features. You can find the exact location on  Google Maps , but getting there isn’t easy. Take an SUV, take snacks and back up supplies, tell someone where you are going, do not litter, and make sure you’re all fuelled up. We promise it’s worth it.

Images: Instagram /  @a.c.h.r.i.s.t.y  /  @perspectivesofjames  /  @vishnu.ae

Shuweihat Island

This beautifully unique island is surrounded by red rocks and erosion-carved cliffs, with pristine beaches. Unfortunately due to littering and mistreatment, making landfall on the island is currently prohibited for the public. However if you do make the trip, you can enjoy the view from a distance.

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The Oasis Reunion: Six Burning Questions We Have About a Possible Tour

By Andy Greene

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When word of an Oasis reunion tour started spreading online over the weekend, it was easy to dismiss it as yet another rumor drummed up by the U.K. press. We’ve seen this many times before with reports of reunions by the Smiths and Kinks that never came close to fruition. But the Oasis news didn’t originate in The Daily Mirror or the Daily Express . This came from The Times , which is most assuredly not a tabloid.

“Industry insiders are adamant that next summer will see Noel and Liam Gallagher reunite on the same stage for the first time since the V Festival in Stafford on August 22, 2009,” they wrote. “Oasis look set to take over Manchester and London in the summer of 2025 with multiple vast gigs planned at Heaton Park and Wembley Stadium respectively. One rumour suggests the latter venue is booked for ten nights, meaning the eight-gig record set by Taylor Swift this year will survive a mere 12 months.”

Still, the scuttlebutt leaves us with many questions. Here are six of them.

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Are the Gallagher brothers back on speaking terms?

Oasis ended in very ugly fashion back in 2009 when they nearly came to blows backstage at a festival in France. They severed all ties with each other in the aftermath, and communicated largely through the press in various comments trashing the other. When Rolling Stone asked Noel about a possible Oasis reunion last year, he said that he’s still not speaking to his brother. “He likes to paint this picture of the little fucking Spanish cat from Shrek with these big fucking teary eyes,” he said. “‘I’m [gonna] go and do it now for you fans. I love you.’ It’s like, well, fucking call me then. And he hasn’t called me. And until he does, it’s fucking going nowhere.”

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Most big bands that reunite don’t bother to record new albums, even if they do what Guns N’ Roses have done and perpetually tease one. And Oasis certainly don’t need new material to sell tickets. They have enough classics to pack stadiums until the end of time. But Noel Gallagher remains a prolific writer. He may not love the idea of turning Oasis into a perpetual nostalgia machine. If that’s the case, we might get our first Oasis album since 2008’s Dig Out Your Soul. That was impossible to imagine just a few days ago, but so was this (supposed) tour. And no matter what they announce on Tuesday, we won’t fully believe they’re back until they walk out together the first night.

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Discover Al Ain: A Living Oasis Through New Abu Dhabi Tourism Campaign

The department of culture and tourism abu dhabi launched 'al ain: a living oasis', a documentary-style campaign exploring the rich history, attractions, and hidden gems of al ain. the campaign features emirati friends discovering local culture, adventure, and traditions, inspiring visitors to explore the city..

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The Department of Culture and Tourism Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has unveiled its latest campaign, 'Al Ain: A Living Oasis', a documentary-style series aimed at showcasing the city's cultural and adventurous offerings. The campaign provides a window into the UNESCO World Heritage site through the eyes of two Emirati explorers.

Photographer Obaid AlBudoor and Salem Al Attas lead viewers on a journey through Al Ain's ancient forts, lush oases, and vibrant local life. Their explorations include traditional pursuits like archery and horseback riding as well as adrenaline-pumping activities, painting a multifaceted picture of the city.

Just an hour's drive from Abu Dhabi and Dubai, Al Ain is a treasure trove of archaeological sites and cultural traditions. Obaid AlBudoor notes the city's rejuvenating energy, while Salem Al Attas expresses his hope that their adventures inspire others to visit and create their own unique memories in this tranquil destination.

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