Al Ain also referred to as the Green city is the second biggest city in the Emirates of Abu Dhabi. With so much to see in this delightful city Al Ain Oasis is undoubtedly one of the must see spots. It is the largest oasis in the country. This marvelous Al Ain oasis is declared as a world heritage site by the UNESCO.
The oasis in Al ain is filled with palm plantations. Palms play a main socio economic role in UAE. This shady pathway under the trees is truly heavenly in this city of noise and heat. A visit to this oasis will be definitely a break from the bustling city.
The other main thing that makes the Al ain Oasis special is its underground irrigation system known as the “falaj” which brings water to farms. The falaj irrigation system dates many years and Al ain is not the only country that uses this ancient system.
Nearly 3000 acres large oasis protects and contains more than 100 different varieties of date palm. While you take a relaxing stroll in the oasis, listen to the birds that sing and of course the crackle of the palm fronds. It will not only sooth the mind but the body as well.
Al ain has seven oases in which the biggest one is the Al ain Oasis. A visit to the Oasis will be really worth it as it is an amazing place out of the usual barren life of the desert. And of course do not forget to taste some of the delicious mouthwatering date palms while you leisurely walk in Al ain oasis.
When it comes to accommodation Abu Dhabi, choices are ample and vibrant. From super luxurious hotels to cheap yet elegant resorts, you will be spoilt for choice. For a comfortable stay with all the amenities you wish, choose the Eastern Mangroves, Abu Dhabi. It is conveniently located, with only a 15 minutes drive from the Abu Dhabi International Airport. This gorgeous hotel in Abu Dhabi will surely make your vacation in UAE even more special.
Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world. Google+