Behind the glitter of skyscrapers and luxury hotels, the United Arab Emirates hides unique places such as Al Madam Village, the salt pans of Ras Al Khaimah and the Al Qudra desert, offering tourists an unforgettable experience and privacy.

Unknown corners of the UAE

The United Arab Emirates is known to everyone as a country of skyscrapers, luxury hotels and modern technology. However, behind this glitz there are unique corners that offer a different, more intimate view of this country. Let's get out of the Dubai bourj and discover the hidden gems of the UAE.

Al Madam is an abandoned village covered in sand. Its houses have preserved the remains of furniture, the atmosphere echoes with history. This place attracts photography enthusiasts and historians who want to see the preserved ensemble of ecological research.

Located in Fujairah, Madafis offers a glimpse of hidden groves that lead down to the shore. Visitors can learn about the region's underwater life, snorkel, or collect plants for research.

The rugged mountain of Ras Al Khaimah attracts the weary along hiking routes. The height creates extreme situations for photo reports, reinforced by friends or partners. Local mountain pearls are complemented by Arabian legends that come to life here.

Add a walk along the salt pans in Ras Al Khaimah to your itinerary. This place impresses with the contrast of white salt and turquoise water, creating an otherworldly landscape. The lakes are ideal for secluded relaxation, picnics or meditative walks.

The Al Qudra Desert, located near Dubai, is known not only for its sand dunes but also for its man-made lakes, which are home to a variety of birds. Al Qudra offers excellent conditions for camping, cycling, and desert stargazing.

Al Ain, also known as the “Garden City of the UAE,” is a cultural and historical hub. Here you can visit ancient oases such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Al Ain Oasis. Its shade and falaj canals provide a cool and peaceful atmosphere.

For water sports enthusiasts, head to Dibba Harbour in Fujairah, a place famous for its picturesque seascapes where you can go diving, fishing or go on a sea safari with a traditional dhow boat.

If you are planning a trip, remember to pack enough supplies and follow local laws. Each of these items will be an important part of your itinerary.