Umm Saif: A Passionate Bird Tracker in the Emirati Desert
Umm Saif, from Umm Al Quwain, has tracked birds in the desert since she was a girl. She still goes out every day, listening for the karawan and following the houbara’s prints in the sand.
Umm Saif, from Umm Al Quwain, has tracked birds in the desert since she was a girl. She still goes out every day, listening for the karawan and following the houbara’s prints in the sand.
Emirati Sadu artisan Umm Hamad raises her own sheep, spins their wool and weaves the patterns her mother taught her, and she wants her daughters to carry the craft on.
Emirati beekeeper Ameena Bin Kalli on starting again after her first hives failed, the honey seasons of the UAE, and the UAE Honey Trail we built with her.
The ancient town of Nizwa, which is flanked by some of Oman’s tallest mountains and a dense palm oasis, is situated on a plain and features a massive fort and a souq with high walls. Just fifty years ago, British adventurer Wilfred The siger had to avoid Nizwa city because his Bedouin friends would not … Read more
The Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood , where contemporary skyscrapers seem a world away, is nestled along the banks of Dubai Creek and is where the city’s history comes to life. Envision traversing narrow lanes while the gentle echo of your strides resonates off walls the hue of sand. This was the start of Dubai’s narrative, … Read more
From the start of the art journey, Oman has registered its present through the handicrafts that spread all over the world, in our article, we are going to introduce the greatness of this heritage and how it impacted the tourism and refreshed it, handicrafts in Oman could show the ancestors stories and daily life that … Read more
Envision embarking from the Oman shore, with the serene Arabian Sea waters bathed in a golden radiance from the rising sun. A group of islands known as the Al Dimaniyat Islands, a hidden treasure and a work of natural art, appear on the horizon as your boat slowly navigates through the deep blue. This archipelago … Read more
Aside from the lush tapestries and inherent wonder, the Middle East is also primarily a part of ancient perfumery, known as Attar in Arabic. Bakhoor – an ancient Arabian fragrance that dates back to the ancient trajectory of the Middle East, and goes beyond a simple Arabian perfume. With roots in ancient Middle Eastern traditions, … Read more
Al Suwgra Village — a serene haven obscured in the mountain range of Jabal Alkhdar, is accessible only through hiking up a steep stone staircase. Often referred to as ‘The Forgotten Village’ of Oman, it stands alone, among the scattered settlements across Jabal Alkhdar, with inhabitant history spanning over 500 years enclosed in its habitat … Read more
The United Arab Emirates is nestled in its modern tapestry, mingling with traditional heritage. Rich in culture, it is deeply influenced by its multicultural society, giving Emirati cuisine a burst of flavour and its character. Traditional food in the UAE is the cumulation of the nation’s history, topography, and Bedouin heritage. It is defined by … Read more