A Retreat with Mountain Heights: Things to do at Jebel Hafit

Standing tall and proud at 1,249 metres above sea level, Jebel Hafit is one of the highest peaks in the United Arab Emirates that dates thousands of years back. The stronghold of the peak gracefully compliments the panoramic views of the UNESCO Heritage city of Al Ain while the sunrise and sunset break the light on to it. Jebel Hafit not only choreographs a picture-perfect pose for your camera but also takes you on a cultural ride amidst the surreal snapshots of nature.

Intrigued? Enjoy the best of this iconic destination with these experiences:

Go Cycling

The twisted, rugged roads of Jebel Hafit are packed with enthralling experiences and cycling is one of the best ways to explore the prolific landscape. Hit the paddle early in the morning to watch the sunrise casting a magical charm on the rocky terrains, which gives the ride a beautiful backdrop. While this journey may test your patience every now and then, it is bound to be memorable.

Enjoy a Road Trip

Road trips have a way of making you see and feel the surroundings through a different vantage point. And when you are in Al Ain, you should take one to explore Jebel Hafit and the surrounds differently. On your way, you will come across the many natural attractions that are a testament to age-old Arabian history. Also, don’t forget to play upbeat road trip music as you have a face-off with thrilling pathways.

Visit Jebel Hafit Park

Jebel Hafit Park is an essential part of the Al Ain city and for all the good reasons, a must-visit. The park has preserved the rich heritage of the city and the biodiversity for ages. See the culture and nature unite with camel or horse riding or hiking – or all of them.

Enjoy Camping Under the Stars

Camping is a must-do for anyone planning to explore the Jebel Hafit atmosphere. A setup decked up with nature, sleek landscapes and majestic peaks, the park provides you with unparalleled escapades. You can carry your own camping equipment or opt for luxe stays amidst the peaceful surroundings – along with a bonfire at night – to spend time away from your routine life.

Jebel Hafit Tombs

Jebel Hafit Tombs date 5000 years back in time when the Bronze Age had just begun – and leave you awestruck with intricate stone details. Nestled in the foothills of the Jebel Hafit mountain, the 500 tombs are archaeological wonders that you would not want to miss when visiting Al Ain.

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