Hey everybody! I'm going to Al Ain on the weekend. Any nice places you can suggest that I can visit? (or you can give your suggestions on my blog)
Thanks!
Nachhaltiger Ökotourismus in den VAE
3 days ago
31 August, 2006
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You could go to Jebel Hafeeth, the tallest mountain in the UAE which is beautifully illuminated at night. Also, there's a bunch of springs right near Jebel Hafeeth and that place is beautiful too.
Jebel Hafeet and check out Bss & Brn in Al Ain's blog for some ideas like the camel market.
I made these on your blog too, but here are my suggestions:
The Oasis downtown
The Camel Souk - it doesn't take long to see, but it is cool to see that many camels all in one place.
Hili Archeology Park
Green Mubazzarah Park is very nice
The Al Ain Museum, at the edge of the oasis. It has a lot of really interesting stuff from the pre-Emirates days of Al Ain and Sheikh Zayed.
Or you could just get up early tomorrow and help me move. That is what all the cool people in Al Ain are doing.
;)
so one of your members visits my peace blog - run by an israeli (me) and a lebanese girl as well (loli) and leaves a comment..
uae alias said...
Lebanon is a beautiful country like what PALESTINE but thanks to u guys had turned it to shit in no time, so I want to express my deap hatred I use to pray everynight before i go to bed for the vanishing of Israel... it want make a diff ? maybe but I really wish you will visit me if you came to Dubai as Israel will be minus one...
Thursday, August 31, 2006 5:47:33 PM
anyone else care to invite me over?
wishing us all peace and mutual invitations painted with different tones..
lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
;)
Thanks guys! Now i'm sure not to get bored. I like museums!
Brn: I won't be there physically, but I'll be there spiritually. Just to help you!
Yes, a good starting point (and well-worth-it and relaxing) place to visit while in Al Ain would be the Oasis in the Town Center [it's already mentioned here]. Ask around and you'll soon find your way there.
You could take a nice stroll on the wide shaded (by date palm trees) cobble-stoned pathways. And there's a very good (and nice-looking) little resturaunt and cafe in the Oasis to stop and take a break.
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