Top Things to Do in Sharjah 2021

"The emirate of Sharjah is the third largest emirate of the UAE after Abu Dhabi and Dubai, with a gross domestic product of 7 billion US dollars (2002). Sharjah is the only emirate among the seven Emirates that has coastlines in the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. In addition to the capital city of Sharjah, Sharjah also includes towns such as Dibba and Khor Fakkan."

"Dubai not only has luxury and prosperity and high-rise buildings, but also the quaint tradition and quiet elegance of the old city. Highly recommend this Al-Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood. Recommended index: Al Fadi is located in the Bur Dubai area on the west bank of the Dubai Creek, in the old city of Dubai, a two-minute walk from the Dubai Museum. It is the oldest historical site in Dubai and the only remaining wind tower complex on the Arabian coast. , Owning buildings date back to the early twentieth century. Witness the old days of Dubai, experience the rich cultural and artistic activities, taste the dishes and coffee of the traditional Arabic restaurant. Every corner here makes visitors can’t help but slow down and press the shutter (you can Ignoring one or two locals who used "Nihao~Miss Sister" to strike up a conversation to solicit business, they went to the gold market and found out that this place is already civilized) Detailed address: Al Fahidi St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Transportation guide: ▶Take Bus 29 to Al Fahidi Bus Station ▶Take the Metro Green Line to Al Fahidi Metro Station ▶Take a taxi or charter a one-day tour of Dubai City ⏰ Business hours: 10:00-22:00 Tickets: Free entry to the expected time of play : One hour is enough to take photos. Counting the time spent in small shops and drinking coffee is 2-3 hours. Practical tips1⃣️This historical area also has tourists but not many. The places with few people and beautiful scenery must be the holy places. The girls buy a set of Arabian costumes and headscarves (suggest to choose a brighter color ❤) and come here for street shooting. It is really suitable. When the sun shines from the ceiling of the alley, the light and shadow are simply the photographer’s love (unfortunately my level of scum can not make a big picture) 2⃣️The Dubai Museum is only a few minutes walk away, and a ticket only costs 3 Di Ram’s Folk Museum, there are no cultural relics, it’s not bad to go in and learn about the history of Dubai~"

"As one of Dubai's famous observation towers, it used to be responsible for defending the city. After reconstruction and restoration, it has attracted the attention of many photographers with its picturesque garden scenery, and shot many blockbusters. It is also famous for this, and it has become a tourist spot for tourists."

"The big castle was a relic of war in ancient times. The entire fortress was built of stone and mud. The tall city wall has many windows for shooting bows and arrows."

"The Abu Dhabi Fort is also a very interesting local architecture in Dubai. This castle is also a very typical Arab-style building. The structure of the castle is very simple, and it is also a very unique area. place."

"Dubai, half sand and half sea, can live on the clouds or sleep under the sea. A colorful five-star resort, you can enjoy many high-end luxury "world's best". Modern buildings, clean streets, beautiful waterfronts, and luxurious tourist facilities can all be experienced here."

"Historical Sites, Ghost City 11, Ras Al Khaimah, Jazirat Al Hamra Village We set off from an apartment 18 kilometers away from Ras Al Khaimah International Airport and walked to Jazirat Al Hamra Village, which is the legendary Ghost City. This abandoned small fishing village is not far from the city of Ras Al Khaimah. Explore the ghost city Jazirat Al Hamra Village is an abandoned fishing village. After more than two hundred years of wind and rain, the buildings here still stand firmly on the yellow land. The dry desert climate is daunting, and few people come here, so the buildings here have not been destroyed by man. The dirt house is a bit of the Colosseum style, the doors and windows here are all long strips, with the upper circle underneath. This coral block-like structure is a commemoration of early rural life before the arrival of the oil age. The ruined walls and the deserted people are daunting, so people call it Ghost City. Historical origin Archaeologists in the UAE discovered that there were fishing communities in Jazirat Al Hamra 7000 years ago. The village of Jazirat Al Hamra relies on fishing. After the establishment of the United Arab Emirates in 1971, many people made their fortunes from oil, and the village of Jazirat Al Hamra was abandoned. Reminders: 1. The climate in Jazirat Al Hamra village is relatively dry, so pay attention to water and sun protection. 2. There are no shops in Jazirat Al Hamra village, so you have to bring your own dry food."

"Khasab Fort is located in the northern part of Musandam Peninsula, on the south bank of the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian Gulf. It was built by the Portuguese in the 17th century. The castle has an elevated stone fort with 4 turrets, a circular tower and a bay view to control the port and bay traffic. The Hasa Castle has now become a museum and it is the main attraction of Khasab."

"I came here at night when they closed, so I can't go in. I can still appreciate the uniqueness of this building. The tall white walls and the cream tower protect the contents. They are also finishing work in the square area outside the building. Most of the paving stones are filled, only a few gaps need to be filled. There is a building on the other side of the lake. The only problem is that there doesn't seem to be any shade here, but it looks like this area is still under construction, so it looks much better now."