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Al Ain Travel Guide
Al Ain is not Emirate but its part of the Emirate of Au Dhabi. It is one of the important cities in UAE.
Al Ain was once a vital oasis on the caravan route from the UAE to Oman. The history of the 'Oasis City,' the emirate's heritage heartland and one of the world's oldest permanently inhabited settlements, can be explored through visits to the Al Ain forts (one of which has now been transformed into an arts centre), the Al Ain National Museum and a trip to theprehistoric tombs at Hili Fort -known to be over 4,000 years old.
The Origins of the name Al Ain
Other attractions include the Al Ain oasis, Al Ain Wildlife Park & Resort, the camel market -one of the last few remaining, Wadi Adventure, a man-made white water rafting, kayaking and surfing playground in the shadow of Jebel Hafeet, and the world's most advanced go-karting facilities, for a taste of the fast track. For family fun, try the newly renovated Hili Fun-City, the Gulf's oldest theme park, which now offers one of the cheapest days out around, with entry no more than AED 40 (US$ 11).
Al Ain as a Tourism Destination
Al Ain - Dubai Marina: 238 Km - 140/150 mins
Al Ain - Dubai Airport: 165 Km - 105 mins
Al Ain - Abu Dhabi Airport: 165 Km - 105 mins
Al Ain - Abu Dhabi City: 175 Km - 110/120 mins
Al Ain - Yas Island: 165 Km - 105 mins
Al Ain - Liwa: 320 Km - 195/200 mins
Al Ain - Sharjah: 170 Km - 90/100 mins
Al Ain - Ajman: 185 Km - 120 mins
Al Ain - Umm Al Quwain: 195 Km - 110/120 mins
Al Ain - Ras Al Khaimah: 238 Km - 140/150 mins
Al Ain - Fujairah: 190 Km - 120 mins
Literally The Spring, also known as the Garden City due to its greenery, is the second largest city in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and the fourth largest city in the United Arab Emirates.
An agricultural and cultivated land that has a lot of water wellheads or springs. Perhaps the discovered area happened to fall on top of a well.
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Al Ain International Airport (IATA: FJR) Operating since 1994, Al Ain International Airport is Abu Dhabi’s second international airport. Located 18km northwest of Al Ain City, the airport was originally built to serve 1,000 passengers per peak hour.
Currently, three airlines operate from Al Ain International Airport, with new carriers and destinations to be added in the near future. To meet forecast traffic growth, driven by the growth of the Emirate’s economy and Al Ain’s aerospace industrial activities, Al Ain International Airport will be expanded
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Al Ain is no Emirate but hte second main city of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi
Population: 614,180 (2014 Estimate)
Area: 5,058 square miles (13,100 km²)
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