World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube United Arab Emirates Travel Guide http://bit.ly/17YavWy Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Ras Al Khaimah, which has a population of 150,000 lies about 100 km from Dubai. There's no bus or train transport but pool taxis are cheap. The Hajar Mountains are also a part of Ras Al Khaimah and thanks to the water pouring down a mountain, this is the greenest and most varied region at the same time where desert, seashore, mountains and watered areas form a unit. Ras Al Khaimah with a population of 150000 lies about 100 km from Dubai. There's no bus or train transport but pool taxis are cheap. The Hajar Mountains are also a part of Ras Al Khaimah. Thanks to the water pouring down a mountain, this is the greenest and most varied region at the same time where desert, seashore, mountains and watered areas form a unit. The income of the Emirate is derived from agriculture, pearl diving, fishing and extraction of stone. Ras Al Khaima is the only Emirate that was not a founding member of the confederation. They joined year later. Development is also significant here but as obvious as in Dubai. Understandably, the beauties of nature dominate here and travel agencies also emphasize the possibility of optional activities. The capital lies on the shore of a narrow gulf and just like Dubai, is divided by a strait, Cor Ras Al Khaimah. Here too, the museum of local history was established in an old fortress. Its primary treasure is the original manuscript from Vasco da Gama about --, the ancient capital. Souks shouldn't be missed here either. Those who would like to buy a genuine pearl are in the right place. Local pearls are famous for their even round shaped and exceptionally white color. We can take a trip in the area to the extraordinarily beautiful Musandam Peninsula which belongs to Oman or we can sail out to watch dolphins living in the wild. The remains of the palace ascribe to the Queen of Sheba are located in Shemale some 5km from the city. There's no shortage of shopping centers in Ras Al Khaimah either where everything can be purchased at prices similar to those in Dubai. Tourists can try desert vehicles in an oasis. We can take off for a jeep safari with a driver but it's more memorable if we drive ourselves. This of course requires some experience. We can take sand runners, quads or the ship of the desert at performing any all wheel drive vehicle, particularly because it doesn't use gas, only water once a week. The dunes can be explored on stubby but steady Arabian horses. But the car rally is not the only car race in which cars have to work their way through the sand dunes. Several other driving desert races are also held in the Emirates. The nature of the plain determines its habitable features, shepherd folks sleeping in tents are frequently in need of hospitality. When there isn't any city or permanent settlement, the honor and credit of the tribe substitutes the land. Hospitality has been a sanctuary for everyone in need. The Bedouin shared his scant bit with his guests and those eating bread and salt with him became his protégé. Company for a migrant, traveler normally lasts three days because this is the exact time it takes for the consumed food to become blood. But if the enemy asks for asylum, the Arab couldn't deny that either and while he held on to the ties of his tent, his life was secure. A bloody battle could only affect him if he left this tent and took to the road again. The plains produce this peculiar morality. A Bedouin didn't acknowledge any higher powers and the chieftain could thank his honor to his personal excellence only. Every noble Arab was equally poor and held the same rank in the plains. Democratic attitude applicable to every Arab didn't allow the establishment of a state over the tribes. This made tribes independent from each other but at the same time prevented Arabs from uniting their forces to gain economical superiority, wrote Professor Germanus, one of the greatest orientalists. The past few centuries have proven what these tribes are able to do if they break with their habits and join in the interests of a common aim. Past and present live side by side in the traditional Arab countries. Social relations, religion, concepts but even clothing haven't changed very much during the past few centuries. However, architecture, transport, technology, and economic life have changed. Tags: Visit Ras Al Khaimah in Dubai,Dubai travel attractions,Dubai Travel Information,Dubai travel tips,ras al khaimah in dubai,shepherd entertainment,world travel,dubai travel guide,shepherdfilm

• published: 27 Aug 2013
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