Al Ain , popularly known as the Garden City in the UAE , is famous amongst residents, citizens, and tourists closely acquainted with the region, mainly due to its greenery and the city’s oases, lush fields, and cultural importance, in terms of heritage and history. The region has been occupied by various settlements since recorded history, with archaeological digs showing evidence of human settlements as early as 3,000 BC, and the many museums scattered around Al Ain provide guests with the perfect opportunity to learn about this city’s rich history. The greenery, too, makes Al Ain worth the visit, including the fact that it is the only site in the country to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city also provides a new perspective into the country’s local culture, from the tradit
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