Step back in time at Al Jazeera Al Hamra Heritage Village, one of the UAE’s best-preserved traditional villages. Located in Ras Al Khaimah, this historic site offers a glimpse into Emirati life before the oil era, showcasing coral stone houses, wind towers, mosques, and narrow alleyways.
Walk through abandoned yet well-preserved homes built with coral stone and mud, reflecting the architecture and lifestyle of early coastal communities.
Learn about the region’s pearl-diving heritage, traditional trade, and community living. The village is a cultural treasure for history lovers and photographers.
Enjoy a calm, open-air environment away from crowded tourist spots. Ideal for slow exploration and cultural appreciation.
One of the oldest preserved villages in the UAE
Traditional coral stone houses and wind towers
Historic mosques and courtyards
Insight into pre-oil Emirati lifestyle
Ideal for photography and cultural exploration
Entry access to Al Jazeera Al Hamra Heritage Village
Personal expenses
Guided tours (unless selected separately)
Transportation (unless selected separately)
This is an open-air heritage site
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
Photography is allowed
Visiting hours may vary
Children should be supervised at all times
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