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Manchester wheel

The Manchester wheel is considered one of the largest wheels in the world and consists of 42 capsules. It was created in the Netherlands and moved to Paris for three years and then transferred again to the city of Manchester. Thus, it is considered one of the largest transportable wheels in the world, and many tourists come to it for entertainment and watching the city of Manchester from the top

 

 

The wheel provides a service that is not present in most wheels, and it is the robotic speaker who talks about most of the landmarks in the city and its history, and many tourists take a souvenir photo under the wheel or inside the carts, and the wheel is surrounded by many shops and restaurants that offer you the best

meals.

 

– Fletcher Moss Garden

Fletcher Moss Garden contains many rare plants, of which there are not many in the world, as there are many genetically modified plants, as well as many beautiful migratory birds, which tourists enjoy in their singing. The garden was donated by the Moss family, which is the family home in it

It is called the Rector’s House, one of the oldest houses in the area, which used its time to display pictures and drawings, but now it is the exhibition hall and celebrations. The garden received the Green Flag award in the year 2000 AD. The most important feature of the garden is its free entry without paying fees. The garden opens its doors to the public throughout the days of the year from dawn until Morocco, West, sunset.

 

 

– Chill Factor

Chill Factor is one of the most attractive places for tourists, as it is one of the largest indoor ski halls in Manchester, and is frequented by adults and children, and there are many activities such as skiing on the snow slope and riding rubber rings inside snow paths,

There is also climbing walls. At the end of every 12 meters, there is a climbing wall to add more excitement and adventure. There is also a game that combines the use of skateboarding tools alongside bicycles and does not need prior experience just to add a kind of skating adventure.

Tourism in York

York is one of the historical cities in England, where it is called the capital of churches in England, and even more than that, it is one of the cities that still preserves medieval streets and buildings, and even connects them with the current era to blend them in a remarkable and attractive way. We review in the following lines the most important tourist attractions in York:

 

1- York cathedral

The cathedral was built in the Gothic architectural style in the thirteenth century, and it was built to commemorate the monks who converted to Christianity from the countryside.

The shows also include a history of more than two thousand years for some wonderful artifacts, the most prominent of which is the stained glass windows in Minster, the most important of which is the Hajj window.

 

 

2- Shambles Street

The Shambles Street in York is one of the biggest attractions in the city. It is a long, narrow lane surrounded by beautiful wooden buildings dating back to the fourteenth century. It includes many shops frequented by tourists for gifts and wonderful purchases.

There are also many restaurants and cafes on the street, and the most important characteristic of Shambles Street is that it still retains many of the shops in their original image as they were built in the Middle Ages.

 

 

3- The National Railway Museum

The National Museum in York is considered one of the distinguished museums, as it contains many trains and carriages dating back to 1820 AD, and the most important trains are the Victoria Post, freight trains and twentieth century trains.

Next to the trains, the museum includes more than a million artifacts that are posters and paintings since the manufacture of trains and a thousand hours of rare recordings related to the history of railways in Britain in general and in York in particular.

Tourism in Arar wonderful landscapes

Arar has wonderful natural landscapes and has many parks and gardens. Tourism in Arar is characterized by the presence of many distinctive places with a long history that attract visitors to visit the country as one of the best tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia.

 

– Arar Valley

Arar Valley
Arar Valley is known as one of the oldest valleys in Arar, Saudi Arabia, and one of the most famous tourist attractions in Arar, which no tourist can visit the city without visiting this valley.

The Arar Valley is characterized by the spread of trees and the presence of stairs that enable tourists to enjoy the scenic view and touch the torrential waters in the valley with ease, so many tourists who frequent the valley prefer to walk in it and enjoy its calm and relaxing view.

 

 

Badna Valley
Tourism in Arar

Badna Valley is the second largest valley in the Arar Governorate, Saudi Arabia, and is located in the western side of the city.

Badna Valley is characterized by the presence of many small flint stone circles located on a plateau overlooking the valley. It is likely that it is from the stone age.

 

 

Arar National Park
Tourism in Arar

Arar Park is one of the most important tourist attractions in Arar, with a large area that families visit to enjoy the picturesque nature.

The park is covered with vast common green areas, making it a suitable place for children to have fun, in addition to that it contains many recreational games that fit children safely.

Variety of shops and restaurants  City Walk

City Walk is a trendy destination with a variety of boutiques, restaurants and upscale hotels, as well as beautifully designed outdoor spaces.

City Walk also includes a group of great entertainment attractions such as Hub Zero, The Green Planet, and Mattel Play Town! In addition to a cinema hall and events continue throughout the year

 

 

. City Walk is characterized by pedestrianized streets designed in the European style. Fashion lovers can shop in a wide range of local and international boutiques, and they can visit a number of restaurants such as “Greys” and “Cheval” at the “La Ville” Hotel.

There is also the “Farzy Café”, which serves modern Indian cuisine, the wonderful French “Open” restaurant, in addition to the “Sikkah Café” where you can taste the most delicious Emirati food with distinctive flavours, and the “Cocoa Kitchen” restaurant, which provides the best desserts.

 

 

– Dubai Festival City Mall

Dubai Festival City is one of the most prestigious shopping destinations in Dubai, as it includes many wonderful restaurants and entertainment centers. Dubai Festival City Mall is only 5 minutes away from Dubai International Airport, with access to Old Dubai and Downtown Dubai, making it a destination for travelers visiting Dubai as a stopover or for business. Visitors can also cross by boat from the downtown area to Dubai Festival City via the Dubai Water Canal.

 

 

Dubai Festival City Mall includes more than 350 stores such as: IKEA Dubai and Robinsons. You will also find well-known brands such as Topshop, H&M, DKNY, Coach, and many more. Plus, cinemas and a wide range of restaurants, cafes and bakeries. There are two areas, each with a group of restaurants serving international dishes and a variety of desserts.

 

 

Dubai Marina Mall

Dubai Marina Mall is a modern small mall that includes several great cafes and restaurants, as well as 130 outlets spread over four floors. You can find lots of great stores including Reyes, New Look, H&M, WH Smith and Boots.

 

 

This mall is especially suitable for children, where families can enjoy Jim Bury and Mamas and Papas in addition to the maternity care and early education center. Dubai Marina Mall also contains a Waitrose supermarket, a cinema and a number of restaurants with sea views.

 

 

If you are staying at the Address Hotel Dubai Marina, you can stroll right by the walkway and shop for some time at this Dubai Marina Mall. You can then enjoy a boat trip for even more relaxation!

The most important parks and gardens in Dubai

Dubai, the city of magic and beauty, contains the most beautiful gardens and recreational parks. Tourism in Dubai is not limited to towers, huge shopping malls and indoor entertainment venues for the family, but rather to a group of the most beautiful Dubai parks that have attracted the attention of many visitors from inside and outside the emirate, due to its green spaces that extend as far as the eye can see, in addition to dedicated places Seating, walking, jogging, and children’s play areas. We present to you the most important ones:

 

 

jumeirah park

Jumeirah Beach Park is located in the Jumeirah area and is considered one of the most beautiful gardens in Dubai, thanks to its wonderful view of the waters of the Arabian Gulf. The garden includes a variety of desert plants in addition to rock drawings of various designs in a unique way. The garden includes barbecue areas and many facilities for children and family.

Working hours: Saturday – Wednesday: 7:30 am – 10:00 pm, Thursday – Friday: 7:30 am – 11:00 pm, and Monday is for women

Entry prices: AED 5 for adults, free entry for people with special needs and children under two years

 

 

Mamzar Park

Al Mamzar Park is one of the beach parks that is characterized by its vast area and its unique location on the golden sands of the beach, where there are many areas and recreational and recreational sites in the wonderful park.

Al Mamzar Park Dubai, which is considered one of the most beautiful gardens in Dubai and the second largest one, is strategically located within the Al Mamzar residential area, which is rich in real estate for rent in Al Mamzar, on the border between Dubai and Sharjah, as well as its extension on the shore of the Arabian Gulf, which is surrounded by its waters on three sides.

Al Mamzar Park includes a swimming pool for adults and children, changing rooms, showers and first aid clinics, in addition to about 30 barbecue areas, and not forgetting that it includes 15 huts, some large and others small, and their prices range between 150-200 AED.

Hours of Operation: Sunday – Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM, Weekend: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Mondays and Wednesdays are for ladies only (males up to six years old only)

Entry prices: AED 5 for adults, free entry for people with special needs and children under two years old.

Ze’il Garden

Za’eel Park is considered one of the most important distinguished projects that Dubai Municipality completed in 2005 and covers an area of ​​52 hectares, due to its distinguished location and its unique components and elements. It is also considered a distinguished and modern civilized project. Moreover, the garden includes new vocabulary that is not found in other Dubai gardens, which makes it a special style and unique character.

 

 

It includes a wide range of facilities and two bridges linking the three sections of the park. The park is located in the subsistence area near the World Trade Center in the heart of Dubai in the Zabeel region, where the commercial areas, including Sheikh Zayed Road and the Karama area, are in the middle. Three sections are Area (A), (B), and (C), and these sections are connected to each other by two suspension bridges for pedestrians and the internal train.

Working hours: Sunday – Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 pm, weekends and public holidays: 8:00 am – 11:00 pm

Entry prices: AED 5 for adults, free entry for people with special needs and children under two years

 

 

Creek Park Dubai

Dubai Creek Park is located in the Bur Dubai area on the edge of the creek. This park is characterized by wide green spaces and various entertainment facilities, starting with a small train for children and their own play areas, a barbecue place, a golf course, and not forgetting the cable car, which is located at a height of 30 meters, allows visitors Seeing the city and Dubai Creek from the top and travels a distance of 2.3 km.

The park also includes the Dolphinarium, which offers many shows for dolphins and dancing seals that play acrobatics, as well as the Children’s City, which includes various sections such as; Science, electricity, nature, space, computers, communication, and finally the planetarium.

Hours of Operation: Sunday – Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 pm, Weekend: 8:00 am – 11:00 pm, Monday and Wednesday are for ladies only (males up to six years old only)

Entry prices: AED 5 for adults, free entry for people with special needs and children under two years

 

 

Al Safa Park Dubai

The name of a park in Dubai was not linked to its reality as was the name of Al Safa Park. The intense calm that surrounds the park actually confirms that it is named after it. Al Safa Park is one of the first parks that was opened in conjunction with Mushrif Park. Al Safa Park is located in the Bur Dubai area on four roads, including two main roads, which are Sheikh Zayed Road at Intersection No. (2) opposite the Water Canal on one side and on the other side on Al Wasl Street opposite Al Safa Library and all of the Union Cooperative.

 

 

This park includes a walled area dedicated to women and children, and an area to teach children the rules and laws of traffic, in addition to the huge bicycle, and a hall that includes electronic games, as well as a small train dedicated to the ride of our loved ones, and within this park there are two lakes, one large for boating and the other for ducks And birds, with a library that includes a set of books and folders, in addition to offices so that people can complete their work in an atmosphere of calm and relaxation with the availability of the “WiFi” service.

Working hours: Sunday – Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 pm, and weekends: 8:00 am – 11:00 pm

Entry prices: 3 AED for adults, free entry for people with special needs and children under two years

 

Flower garden in Dubai

Dubai Flower Garden, or as it is called Dubai Miracle Garden, is located south of Al Barsha, adjacent to the Arabian Ranches complex and Dubai Sports City. This garden includes about 45 million species of flowers that are grown for the first time in the UAE, and that smell different types of perfume.

The Rose Garden in Dubai also consists of small models of the Burj Khalifa and several other landmarks of Dubai, all of which are made of flowers. Entering this park in the Guinness Book of Records, and other models of things also from planes and cars.

The timings of the flower garden in Dubai: Sunday – Monday – Wednesday: from 9:00 am – 9:00 pm, and Saturday – Tuesday – Thursday from 9:00 am – 11:00 pm

Entry fee for the flower garden in Dubai: 40 dirhams for adults, 30 dirhams for children (3 – 12 years), and free entry for children under three years old

The parks in Dubai range from public to recreational and all have a wide range of great activities

Dubai’s most famous museums

Charming Dubai is characterized by the fact that civilization meets history, and Dubai’s assets make it an important tourist destination, including ancient museums. Dubai museums are the window through which the visitor sees the past and ancient history of the emirate, and we review the most important of them:

 

 

– Dubai Museum

The history of the Dubai Museum, located in the Al Fahidi Fort, dates back to 1787, which is the oldest existing building in the city so far. The museum displays daily life in the time before the discovery of oil during the sixties of the twentieth century, when it was the residence of the ruler. This museum, which was opened in 1971, is distinguished by its holdings that take the visitor on an interesting journey through which he is acquainted with the ancient Islamic schools.

and souks in the 1950s, as well as watching traditional craftsmen go about their business. It also depicts ancient Arab houses, mosques, date farms, and wildlife and marine life. It also displays scenes of diving to extract pearls.

In addition to displaying sets of weights, scales and sieves for pearl merchants. It is also possible to see all the valuable local holdings that were found through the numerous excavations and excavations that date back to the third millennium BC.

 

 

 

Coffee Museum in Dubai

The Coffee Museum, located in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood in Bur Dubai, is one of Dubai’s most famous museums and serves as an international embassy for caffeine lovers from all over the world. The Coffee Museum in Dubai, presents the methods of roasting and preparing this drink from its discovery for the first time in Ethiopia, with a focus on the practices and customs of the Middle East, in addition to displaying the coffee tools used in preparing the drink, which belong to 40 other countries from other eras.

Visitors can taste the coffee and purchase it with equipment from the museum. The history of these tools goes back more than 200 years, in addition to describing their source and how to choose the best quality. Visitors can watch films about coffee, roasting and brewing methods, and learn about the history of this popular drink.

 

 

 

Heritage and Diving Village

This “living” museum is located along the creek, and staffed by guides, potters, weavers and other craftsmen, reflecting Dubai’s maritime past and depicting the living conditions of indigenous sailors who traveled for long periods in the waters of the Gulf in search of pearls for trade. The museum displays a graphic interesting history of the pearl trade in Dubai, and there is a village of tents that give a glimpse into the life of the Bedouins, which remained as it is until the twentieth century.

 

 

Etihad Museum in Dubai

The Etihad Museum collects, preserves and displays the heritage of the United Arab Emirates in the areas of social, political, cultural, scientific and military history. The museum takes its visitors to the stage of the founding of the United Arab Emirates and is considered one of the best museums in Dubai.

The museum is located in Jumeirah and includes a set of interactive areas that allow visitors to discover the history of the United Arab Emirates. The museum sheds light on the development of the UAE, specifically during the period between 1968 and 1974, through photographs, films, and many more.

In addition, visitors can learn about the rich heritage of the United Arab Emirates before the founding fathers signed the treaty that united the seven emirates. Therefore, this museum is the perfect place to discover the details of the economic development of the United Arab Emirates since its independence as the first federal state in the Arab world. The Etihad Museum is also equipped with a library, education centre, showroom and restaurant.

 

 

Al Shindagha Museum

Al Shindagha Museum, one of Dubai’s wonderful museums, takes you on an expedition to Dubai’s ancient past and authentic heritage, by displaying photos and videos showing the stages of Dubai’s development from a primitive region based on fishing and navigation, to a thriving city full of technology. You can visit the perfume section of the museum to see how authentic Emirati perfumes are made. The museum also provides a section for children to learn about old games and how to play them. Location: Near Dubai Creek, Al Shindagha District, Bur Dubai.

Dubai has many wonderful and amazing museums that make your visit to it an unforgettable visit

Dubai Opera is a cultural center of radiance

Dubai Opera is a dazzling cultural hub, Dubai Opera is located in the new “Opera District” in the heart of Dubai, and offers an impressive schedule of shows that can be compared to the West End theater in London or Broadway in Manhattan. The eye-catching building overlooks the Dubai Fountain and is located next to the Burj Khalifa.

As for its design, it is inspired by the shape of Arab dhow ships. While the rear of the building is curved upwards like the hull of a ship. The theater area is designed to be easily converted into three different platforms for different events: a theatre, a ballroom or a concert hall.

 

 

City Walk

Designed by the best designers in the world, City Walk includes special offers on international fashion, the finest restaurants, modern accommodation and luxury hotels, to express Dubai’s passion for innovation. It offers a wonderful car-free picnic area and is considered one of the most important tourist places in Dubai

You can stroll along the tree-lined streets, unique shops and restaurants. There are also fountains, children’s playgrounds and plenty of outdoor seating. At City Walk Dubai, creativity surrounds you, inspiring everyone who visits this iconic destination.

 

 

Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood

Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Dubai. There you see the traditional lifestyle that prevailed in Dubai from the mid-nineteenth century until the seventies of the twentieth century, where the buildings – with tall towers, built with traditional building materials of coral stone, plaster, teak, wood Al-Shandal, fronds and palm tree trunks are automatically aligned, separating them from alleys, sukuk, and public squares, which give the neighborhood a natural aesthetic diversity.

The neighborhood – by virtue of its strategic location on Dubai Creek – played an important role in managing Dubai and regulating its commercial relations across the seas, and the neighborhood is still adjacent to the Court of His Highness the Ruler of Dubai. Your visit to the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood is a valuable opportunity to get acquainted with the traditional social lifestyle – which was prevalent in Dubai – with its rich value repository that is inferred from the design and distribution of the neighborhood’s buildings.

Visitors can take part in Arabic language classes, heritage tours and guided visits to the mosque to further appreciate the local culture. After exploring, board the abra and go on an amazing tour of the souks on the other side of the creek.

 

 

– Dubai Water Canal

Dubai Water Canal is one of the most important places of tourism in Dubai. It provides you with a wonderful cruise. The Dubai Water Canal extends at a distance of 3.2 km from the creek in old Dubai towards Business Bay before it flows into the Arabian Gulf. The Dubai Water Canal project is one of the most important projects in Dubai. The canal adds 6 km To the waterfront of the Emirate of Dubai,

The project provides an area of ​​more than 80,000 square meters, dedicated to public places and vital facilities, which will be provided with many distinguished amenities, which meet the aspirations of visitors and meet the requirements of all segments of society. The project also includes a shopping center, shops, and new entertainment facilities, connected by a bridge, in addition to more than 450 new restaurants that are added in the vicinity of the project, which also contains a group of harbors for yachts and boats, and four international hotels.

 

 

– Dubai Frame

The Dubai Frame, which is located in Zabeel in the Emirate of Dubai, is considered one of the Dubai landmarks that are being completed in 2015. It rises 150 meters and its width reaches 93 meters. The aim is to show the features of the Emirate of Dubai, present and past together in a huge artistic icon, one of the most important new projects in Dubai and quickly became a landmark It is a tourist destination for many visitors and residents.

This wonderful architectural landmark is located in Zabeel Park in a place in the middle of old and modern Dubai, which enables visitors to view the city in a new and different way, as its name indicates.

Tourism in the Comoros Islands, tourist islands that you can visit

Tourism in Comoros is considered one of the hidden pearls on the coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. It is not widely known, despite its wonderful mixture of African, French and Arab cultures, as well as enchanting landscapes, stunning beaches, and rare and unique wildlife.

 

 

These four islands offer you an opportunity to spend a wonderful and unforgettable vacation, with their charming white sandy beaches, volcanic landscapes, and rainforests. In addition to the opportunity to watch the endangered Giant Livingston fruit bats, as well as huge sea turtles, enjoy diving and whale watching, climbing mountains and heights, and many other fun activities that attract tourists from all over the world.

Tourism in the Comoros

Discover tourism in Comoros
If you intend to travel to Comoros for tourism soon, here is your comprehensive guide on tourism in Comoros, and the most important information about its tourist places worth visiting. In addition to getting acquainted with a set of important tips and basic instructions needed before traveling…

Best places to stay in Comoros

These remote islands have a distinctive group of hotels and accommodations, simple and elegant, with fantastic views amidst the picturesque and charming nature… Read more about the best hotels in the Comoros Islands.

 

 

Where is the Comoros located?

Comoros is located on the African continent, in the northern part of the Mozambique Channel which is located in the Indian Ocean. And that’s between Madagascar and mainland southeast Africa.

The best time to travel to Comoros
The best time to travel to Comoros is during the dry season, ie from May to September. The temperatures vary in Comoros, as it has a temperate tropical climate. It is worth noting that:

Autumn from March to May
Temperatures in the Comoros in the fall range between “32.1 – 30.7” degrees Celsius. It is low tourist season, which makes it a good time for those looking for the lowest tourist cost, and avoid the tourist crowds.

Winter from June to August
This is the perfect time to travel to Comoros, as the country enjoys mild weather and extremely warm temperatures. It is one of the busiest seasons for tourism in the Comoros, and therefore the prices and tourism cost increase.

 

 

Spring from September to November
Spring is the peak season for tourism in the Comoros, as it is characterized by an ideal weather for tourism, wandering and practicing all outdoor recreational activities, temperatures range between (32.7 – 29.7) degrees Celsius, which is the most expensive time for hotel reservations in the country.

Summer from December to February
Summer in the Comoros is characterized by warm and comfortable weather, where temperatures in the summer season range between (32.6 – 30.8) degrees Celsius. This season sees fewer tourists, so it’s a great time to explore the country freely with fewer crowds and less cost.

The language in the Comoros
French is one of the official languages ​​of Comoros. Arabic is also an official language and is the national and religious language. The Comorian language is also one of the official languages ​​of the Comoros. There are also many minority languages ​​with these three official languages, the most famous of which is English.

 

 

Tourist visa for Comoros

 

Tourism in the Comoros does not require a tourist visa before traveling to all Arab countries. It even has an entry stamp at the airport upon arrival to the Comoros, which is considered an arrival visa, and it is received at the passport police at the airport, and it provides you with residency in the Comoros for a period of no less than 30 days. Despite this, it is necessary to have some documents and documents necessary to enter the Comoros, the most important of which are:

Reservation of a return flight ticket to confirm the intention to leave Comoros.
Proof of accommodation reservation while on vacation in Comoros.
Proof of financial ability to spend in the Comoros for the duration of your vacation.
A valid passport.
The ideal period for tourism in Comoros
The ideal duration of tourism in the Comoros is about 10 days, in order to have time to explore its important tourist attractions and islands. Here is a suggested program for tourism in the Comoros Islands, according to which you can plan your vacation:

Day 1: Arrival to the capital of Comoros
Arrive in Moroni and take a tour, exploring its narrow streets, colorful shops and distinctive attractions.

From the second to the fourth day: visit the island of Mohéli
On the second day, head to Mohéli Island, visit the National Museum of Comoros, relax on the beaches of Newmachoa, Fomboni, snorkel and watch sea turtles, hike in the mountains and ride a boat around Mohéli.

From the fifth and sixth day: an exploratory tour
Take a tour through the countryside to visit farms and fishing villages, as well as the royal tombs and fort, visit the foothills of Kartala Volcano, enjoy a panoramic view and see seven extinct volcanoes. It is one of the most beautiful activities that you can do during tourism in C

Comoros .

Day 7 and 8: Explore the wildlife
Head to Beni and see lemurs, and experience traditional folk dances. Then go to the famous Pune Beach, the famous Dragon Rocks, and the wonderful Turtle Island. As well as visiting the therapeutic salt lake “Lak Sala”, which is known for treating skin diseases. After that visit the mangrove forest.

Day 9 and 10: Exploring marine life
Enjoy the marine life in the Comoros tourism islands, see sea turtles, whales and dolphins. As well as wandering the rocky islands scattered. In addition to relaxing in the national park, which is unique to the island of Mohéli. Finally, head to your hotel and prepare to leave the country and return home.

How much does tourism cost in Comoros?
Tourism in the Comoros Islands is a low-cost tourist destination. Here are the average prices for tourism and recreational services in the Comoros, so that you can plan your holiday:

The average cost of a flight to Comoros per person ranges between (340-600) US dollars.
Average hotel rates within Comoros for a single traveler are approximately $140.
The prices for transportation in the Comoros by sea boat is about 50 USD per day per person.
The average daily cost of renting a car per person in Comoros is approximately $100.

 

Transportation and transportation in Comoros
Transportation and transportation in Comoros

You can move around easily and safely in the Comoros through many public transport means, and choose the one that suits you best. Here are the most important types of public transportation in the Comoros:

taxi
Taxis are common in Comoros to get around, but they are not available during the late night hours. Although it is an enjoyable experience, it is crowded, uncomfortable and hot.

car rental
It is the best way to travel within the Comoros, especially in long distances, but its cost is very high. Despite this, it is a much more relaxing and enjoyable way, with stunning views on both sides of the road.

water taxi
There are ferry services and water boats to move between the islands in the Comoros, which is a safe way in general, despite its small size, and it also gives you a nice and pleasant feeling of wandering among the tourist islands.

Air transport
There are many flights in the Comoros, which connect the islands with each other. It is one of the safe, fast, most comfortable and luxurious means during tourism in the Comoros Islands.

The official currency of the Comoros

The Comorian Franc (KMF) is the official currency of the Comoros, and it is equal to one hundred centimes.

 

 

Communications and the Internet in the Comoros
The telecommunications sector in the Comoros has witnessed a great growth in recent times, as it has worked to provide 4G and 5G technology with high quality and cheap prices. And telecom companies are still expanding and developing, to provide everyone with mobile phone and internet services. Here are the most important leading companies in the field of telecommunications in the Comoros:

Comoros Telecom
Telma Comoros
The distance between the most popular cities in Comoros
To move between tourist cities and islands within the Comoros to explore, here are the distances between them:

Anjouan to Grand Comore 129 km.
Grand Comoro to Mohéli 80 km.
Moheli to Moroni 88 km.
Moroni to Mutsamudu 135 km.
Moroni to Moheli is 88 km.
From Moroni to Anjouan 141 km.
Moheli to Anjouan 78 km.
Rent a car in Comoros
Immerse yourself in the world of amazing adventures of the Comoros archipelago by renting a car, as it is the perfect way to explore its charming tourist destinations. There are a set of necessary rules and conditions that you must follow in order for you to be allowed to rent a car during tourism in the Comoros. Here are the most important ones:

Have a valid driver’s license, valid for at least one year and in good standing, with an International Driving Permit (IDP).
The minimum driving age in Comoros is 18, while the maximum age is 50, and the driver must be over 23 years old.
Driving is on the right side inside Comoros.
You must purchase car insurance.
Mobile phone use while driving is not permitted in Comoros.
Reserve your car in advance to get the best deals.
Choose your pick-up location, delivery dates, and preferred vehicle type.
Obtaining a credit card for the prepayment and deposit of the vehicle.
Check the lease terms by reading the contract carefully before signing.
Payment system by bank card Visa or MasterCard.
The perfect vehicle for long trips and designed to suit any terrain in the Comoros is an SUV.
Driving under the influence of intoxicants or drugs is prohibited.
It is mandatory to wear a seat belt for all passengers in the car.
The speed limit is 30 km / h on urban roads.

Camping in the Empty Quarter Dunes

One of the most beautiful tourist activities that the city of Buraimi offers you is camping in the Al-Dayth area, or what is known as the Empty Quarter, which has dense sand dunes.

 

The Empty Quarter is one of the most beautiful tourist places in Al Buraimi, Amman, for lovers of camping activity. If you are a camping enthusiast, do not hesitate to visit the dunes of the Empty Quarter to camp there, and have an unforgettable experience.

 

 

The mountain walk on the train mountain

It is a must to take a guided safari tour in Al Buraimi, among those mountain slopes covered with greenery, and enjoy the scenic views around you. It is distinguished by its varied heights, which extend between the city of Buraimi, Amman and Al Ain.

There are many tourist trails for mountain hiking enthusiasts, and the trail to the top of the train mountain extends for 8 km round trip. It provides visitors to enjoy discovering the geological and environmental diversity of the city, where the rocks of various shapes and sizes, and different reefs, as well as the various trees on both sides of the road up to the top of the train.

 

 

Sa’ara Oasis Al Buraimi

Sa’ara Al Buraimi Oasis has become one of the most popular tourist areas in Al Buraimi, Oman, especially after the historic “Al Sa’arani Falaj” was restored. And that’s after the water stopped flowing for more than 15 years, which attracted tourists from different parts of the world.

You can enjoy strolling in the oasis with its beautiful trees, as well as the Falaj Al Sarab, which reaches a depth of 25 meters above ground level. And the remarkable developments it has witnessed, have made it a great attraction. You can also enter a channel-shaped gate to descend into the depths of the falaj for study and adventure, an area that enjoys complete safety. In addition to the possibility of swimming in part of it is designed in a special architectural style.

 

 

Hilla fort
Al Hillah Al Buraimi Fort

Al Hilla Fort is located in Harat Al Souk in the Wilayat of Al Buraimi, in the heart of the oasis. The fort is surrounded by a wall, its height ranges from four to six meters.

The fort features unique stucco paintings and decorations. Built of stone, plaster and mud, it is one of the wonderful historical monuments in Al Buraimi that attracts visitors and tourists alike, especially lovers of historical sites.

 

 

Sultan Qaboos Mosque Al Buraimi

Sultan Qaboos Mosque is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Al Buraimi, Oman. It has luxurious architectural designs, and the mosque was built in 1993, on a large area, where there is a prayer room for men and another for women that can accommodate more than 500 worshippers.

The mosque holds many lectures, religious lessons, and various activities in all fields throughout the year. Do not miss it during your tourist vacation.

Transportation and transportation in Sudan

There are many transportation options in Sudan, you can choose from among them what suits you to discover the various landmarks of the country. Here are the most important types of public transportation in Sudan:

 

 

Air transport
There are many flights connecting the major and major tourist cities in Sudan. It is characterized as convenient and fast, and the most reliable is Badr / Tarco Airlines.

bicycle
The roads in Sudan are good, so you can easily get around them by bike, especially with the signs in English and little traffic.

buses
Sudan has many buses and minibuses scattered throughout the country. It is best to purchase tickets in advance, before boarding the bus.

car rental
Sudan has a wide and excellent road network, so we recommend renting a car or a motorbike to move between cities and some of them, and enjoy the most beautiful and charming landscapes.

The official currency in Sudan
The official currency in Sudan

The Sudanese pound is the official currency used in Sudan, and it is divided into one hundred piasters.

 

 

Communications and the Internet in Sudan
Sudan enjoys advanced telecommunications services, as it has a leading group of telecommunications companies, which are always working to keep pace with global development, and to provide modern and innovative services. Here are the most important telecom companies in Sudan:

Zain company in Sudan
Sudatel in Sudan
Sudanese company
The distance between the most famous cities in Sudan
To move between tourism cities in Sudan, you will need to know the distances between them. Here are the distances between the most famous major cities in Sudan:

Kassala to Khartoum 412 km 256 miles.
Kassala to Port Sudan 468 km.
From Port Sudan to Al-Hasaysa 681 km.
Port Sudan to El Daein 1.492 km.
Port Sudan to El Fasher 1.428 km.
From Port Sudan to El Obeid 1,032 km.
Port Sudan to destruction 410 km.
Khartoum to the Red Sea is 521 km.
Khartoum to Berber 318 km.
From Khartoum to Atbara 287 km.
Rent a car in Sudan
Renting a car in Sudan is very complicated, as most of the car rental companies in Khartoum are on websites, and you will not rent a car without a driver. But if you manage to rent a car on your own in Sudan, be sure that it is the perfect choice to enjoy discovering the nature of the country and its wonderful tourist attractions. Here are a set of tips and conditions necessary to be able to rent a car in Sudan:

Most of the car rental companies are limited to 100 km per day, and were not allowed to leave Khartoum.
Check if your reservation has free miles or not.
The cost of renting a car in Sudan with most of the rental companies is very expensive. So choose reliable rental companies.
Book a week or so in advance, and ask the company to pick you up at the airport before you sign the papers to confirm your presence in the country.
To pick up the car, you must leave a security deposit, also called a pre-authorization.
The minimum age is 25 years. Drivers between the ages of 21 and 24 may be subject to an additional local fee.
In Sudan, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not allowed.
Most major car rental agents in Sudan offer one way rentals.
Bring a valid driver’s license, credit card, confirmation number and ID.