Aside from Ras Al Khaimah’s
Mesmerizing scenery
and the marvelous mountains.
This lovely city is also known for its,
rich culture and heritage.
Here are some of many
treasures Ras Al Khaimah Holds.
Explore the National Museum of Ras Al Khaimah,
Standing strong since the 1800s.
this historic building once housed
the ruling Quwasim Family till 1964,
which later became a Police Headquarters
Today it exhibits historical, ethnographical,
and archaeological materials
which provides insight into the history
and traditions of this area.
Visit the Dhayah Fort,
which offers stunning views
of lush palm gardens,
the sea and the surrounding mountains.
This majestic fortress played a major role
as the last point of resistance during
the British attacks in 1819,
against the tribes of Ras Al Khaimah.
It has since then been carefully restored in the 1990s
and can be visited via a stairway.
When in Ras Al Khaimah
the Natures Treasures Museum
makes the perfect day out
their natural history museum is filled
with precious stones, gems,
the fossils of exotic species
and an array of artifacts that
depict the lifestyle of yesteryears.
Venture into their fruit and vegetable garden
or fall in love with some adorable animals at the petting zoo
this beautiful location even has a natural salt cave
Al Jazirah Al Hamra,
is the last authentic and abandoned traditional town,
still standing in the United Arab Emirates.
before the discovery of oil,
its inhabitants subsisted on maritime and pearl trading.
Al Jazirah Al Hamra now showcases
elements of a traditional town, including
a fortress for defense purposes, small market
several mosques
and a variety of infrastructure such as
simple buildings to ornate houses with courtyards
which belonged to rich pearl merchants.
About 26 kilometers southeast
of Ras Al Khaimah is Khatt Springs
and area of mineral-rich hot pools,
where the water is noted for its
relaxing and therapeutic properties.
So soak your cares away in one of the steaming pools.
The surrounding area is home to
approximately 170 archaeological sites.
Item uncovered in the area include
prehistoric tombs and 19th-century
mud-brick fortification