Ras Al Khaimah to Benin Flights

One of the seven United Arab Emirates, located along the Arabian Gulf, Ras Al-Khaimah is famous for its beautiful beaches, majestic mountains and fascinating desert sand dunes. Presenting a number of tourist attractions and unmatched opportunities for recreation and relaxation, this city is an important travel destination not only in the region, but all over the world. Ar-Rams is a small coastal town here, worth visiting on a trip to Ras Al-Khaimah for its pearl diving sites, spectacular sand beaches and opportunities for bird watching. Masafi is a town in the South, famous for its drinking water. No vacation in Ras Al-Khaimah can be complete without visiting Khatt, a beautiful village, where visitors can explore its thermal springs and beautiful palm gardens. Ras Al-Khaimah Old City is known for its old souq and the magnificent Al Hisn Fort, which houses Ras Al-Khaimah National Museum- an important building where artefacts related to the glorious history of this place are on display. There is also a Camel Race Track where visitors can enjoy camel racing- the traditional sporting activity of this place. History-lovers can explore the remains of 16th century Sheeba’s Palace, during their trip. Inspiring the imagination of visitors with its breathtaking natural vistas and man-made wonders, this city is a must-visit destination. MakeMyTrip offers several travel packages, buying one at affordable prices can help tourists travel around this emirate in a very convenient manner.

Benin in Western Africa is a unique country with five different landscapes. With coasts, lagoons, plateaus, mountains and plains, the country has two distinct climate zones. The southern zone comprises an equatorial climate, while the northern zone features only dry and rainy seasons. Koutammakou, a vast UNESCO Heritage Site, in northern Benin extends to the neighbouring country, Togo. The traditional Tata Somba houses are part of this unique cultural landscape. Pendjari National Park, a major wildlife destination in the entire continent, is home to the endangered West African lions, elephants and Egyptian plover. A safari here is a must. In southern Benin, Abomey is a must-visit city for history buffs. This former capital of Dahomey Kingdom, when Benin was named Dahomey, the city is known for its historical structures dating back to the 17th century. The Royal Palaces of Abomey together constitute a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another culturally important city in southern Benin, along the Gulf of Guinea, is Quidah. The Temple of Pythons is a major spiritual attraction comprising about 60 docile Royal Pythons whom the locals revere. Benin is also popular for Ganvie - the largest lake village in Africa. It comprises about 3000 stilt houses on Lake Nokoué. The economic capital of Benin is Cotonou. It is filled with nightclubs and restaurants. Le Repaire de Bacchus is a famous club, while Pili Pili is a crowd favourite restaurant serving local delicacies. Grand Marché du Dantokpa is a popular shopping area with a large number of stalls. If you plan to visit Benin, book a flight and hotel through MakeMyTrip. You will enjoy great discounts on accommodation and airfare throughout the year.