Hatta Mountain Safari with Lunch in 5 Star Hotel

Hatta Mountain Safari’would be an incredible way to explore the rugged landscape and experience the picturesque desert scenery of Hatta, bounded by the magnificent Hajjar Mountains.Setting off from Dubai, this tour will take you along the meandering mountain trails, leading to the Hatta Heritage Village.

The focal point of this village is an ancient fort, along with an ancient mosque dating back to more than 200 years ago. You’ll further come across a number of elegantly restored mud houses, monuments, and modest buildings – all depicting the 16th century Emirati art and architecture.Another highlight to check out is Hatta Dam, wherein water amassed from natural mountain springs is used for irrigation and producing electricity. Moreover,visit Hatta Hill Park, known for its refreshing mountain walkways and lush green spaces perfect for picnics.
The trip also covers a visit to the popular Pottery Market Carpet Market, selling beautiful, intricately designed carpets.!

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Stop At: Hatta Heritage Village, Hatta United Arab Emirates

If you’ve ever wondered what an Emirati village was like years ago, a trip to Hatta Heritage Village is sure to cure your curiosity.

The village, restored in 2001, is one of the oldest in the emirate. Step back in time to discover the magnificent Hatta Heritage Village among the reconstructed buildings.

If you want to see what original villages in Dubai were like – take a look around here. Most of it is made from the same materials that comprised the originals, including the two watchtowers, the fort , and the mosque.

Among the historical sites, you can step inside the local ruler’s house, known as ‘Bait Al Wali’. For a look into traditional life and culture of the period, artifacts like instruments, weapons, furnishings and more will give you some insight.

Nearby, you’ll find the Al Sharia Site, a palm tree farm which is home to the falaj, the underground irrigation systems created for local farms.

Duration: 1 hour