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Al Ain is best understood as a cultural landscape spread across oases, settlements and tombs. Water, agriculture and funerary practices connect Al Ain Oasis, Hili and Jebel Hafit, while the distances between them call for careful planning.
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Al Ain Oasis is an agricultural space integrated into the city, where channels, plot walls and palms explain the falaj water system and its distribution. Shaded paths offer a measured introduction to Al Ain’s agricultural history.
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An archaeological park in Al Ain where the Grand Tomb and the remains of settlements and channels reveal Hili’s history and the importance of water in an arid environment.
Explore the place →Jebel Hafit contains more than 500 stone tombs on the mountain’s foothills and, together with Hili and Al Ain’s oases, completes the story of a cultural landscape shaped by burial and farming.
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