The Al Ain Paradise or Al Ain Paradise Park is the most beautiful garden in the world, located at Zakar Area, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. Also Al Ain Paradise or Al Ain Paradise Park set another Guinness world record for the most hanging flower baskets as it opened to the public.
This expansive park, the size of four football pitches, is home to approximately 10 million flowers, a 12m tall replica of the Eiffel Tower and it holds the Guinness World Record for the most hanging baskets, having 2,968 in total.
A waterfall of 95m long and 250cm high, it is designed as a natural rock dam with water flowing from top to bottom to take a round-shaped path. The entrance to the garden features an arc of iron-clad iron with a height of 7.5m. At the top of the name Dikh and installed on either side of a set of hanging.
Al Ain Oasis
In the heart of Al Ain, near Al Ain National Museum, this impressive oasis is filled with palm plantations, many of which are still working farms. The cool, shady walkways transport you from the heat and noise of the city to a tranquil haven; all you'll hear is birdsong and the rustle of the palm fronds. Spread over 1,200 hectares (nearly 3,000 acres) and containing more than 147,000 date palms of up to 100 different varieties, chose one of eight separate entrances to explore how countless generations have tapped into underground wells to keep the beautiful city green. Entry is free.
Jabel Al Hafeet rock
Jebel Hafeet mountain in Al Ain is the highest mountain in the UAE and is the greatest driving road in the world. Stretching for 7.3 miles and climbing nearly 4,000 feet. Jebel Hafeet stands as a guard over the city of Al Ain.
The Jebel Hafeet mountain is a favorite holiday spot owing to its pleasant weather and the panoramic views it offers of the country. Tourists and residents alike flock to the mountain on the outskirts of Al Ain, which straddles part of the border with Oman. An extensive natural cave system winds through Jebel Hafeet. At its foothills lies the Green Mubazarrah famous for its hot water springs. Jebel Hafeet is also home to a wide range of flora and fauna.
On the north and east front of the mountain there are 317 tombs dating to 3200-2700 BC. Excavations of some these tombs have yielded pottery, stone beads and bits of copper. The pottery was not locally made but imported from Mesopotamia suggesting trade links of the region with Mesopotamia. Circular graves dating to 3000BC are dotted along the eastern slope of Jabel Hafeet. These consist of massive cairns of un-masoned stones piled up around a keyhole-shaped chamber.
Jabel Hafeet mountain pictures.
The Al Ain Zoo is one of the popular Zoo in Al Ain and it's covered 400-hectare (990-acre), located in the foothills of the Jebel Hafeet Mountains in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. It is primarily composed of ungulates and herbivores, such as Arabian antelopes.
It is currently home to 184 species and more than 4,300 animals, including 2,500 mammals, 1,200 birds and 600 reptiles.
