Travel Indigenous Blog
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 Hamad and Al Sadu: A Lifetime Passion
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.
Ameena Bin Kalli: The Emirati Beekeeper Who Follows the Flower
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.
Travel Guide to Nizwa: The Oldest Capital City of Oman
The ancient town of Nizwa, which is flanked by some of Oman’s tallest mountains and a dense palm ...
Discover Old Dubai: Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhoods and Traditional Souks
The Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood , where contemporary skyscrapers seem a world away, is nestled along the banks ...
Discover The Art of Handicrafts in Oman
From the start of the art journey, Oman has registered its present through the handicrafts that spread all ...
Exploring Al Dimaniyat Island: Oman’s Hidden Gem and Pristine Nature Reserve
Envision embarking from the Oman shore, with the serene Arabian Sea waters bathed in a golden radiance from ...
The Tradition of Arabic Perfumes and Bakhoor: A Guide to Understanding Arabian Fragrance Culture
Aside from the lush tapestries and inherent wonder, the Middle East is also primarily a part of ancient ...
The ‘Forgotten Village’ of Oman: Visiting Jabal Al Akhdar’s Hidden Village, Al Suwgra
Al Suwgra Village — a serene haven obscured in the mountain range of Jabal Alkhdar, is accessible only ...
Traditional Food of UAE: A Journey to Emirati Cuisine
The United Arab Emirates is nestled in its modern tapestry, mingling with traditional heritage. Rich in culture, it ...