Brief History: Inspired by traditional Bedouin settlements, these camps replicate the desert lifestyle of nomadic tribes who once roamed the Arabian Peninsula. Developed for tourism in the early 2000s to preserve and showcase Emirati culture. Notable Features: Features include low-seating majlis areas, Arabian carpets, woven tents, lanterns, and fire pits. Built using natural materials like palm fronds and goat hair. Fun Fact: Some camps use real camel-hair tents imported from Saudi Arabia to maintain authenticity. Current Use: Tourists enjoy local cuisine, henna painting, shisha, and cultural shows. Visitors are encouraged to dress modestly and respect local traditions.
Coordinates: 55.308, 24.95
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