Emirates Heritage Club Heritage Village

20230224 Afternoon: 1. "Abu Dhabi Folk Village" is a scenic spot showing the traditional Abu Dhabi houses, folk customs, agriculture and livestock before the discovery of oil. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides. The sea presents the blue-green clearness of the tropical sea. It is a high-quality attraction integrating humanities and beauty. Entering the park is free. ① Address: Tohoku Head of Theatre Road, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. ② Transportation: No bus, easy to stop by car. ③ peak season: no. ④ Time: 1 hour if only taking pictures. 2. Folk village is a small city surrounded by city walls, the next circle of the city wall is a variety of accessible Arab style buildings, I turn counterclockwise. First through the historical and artistic display (general introduction of the UAE humanities profile), the women's handicraft workshop (internal is the exhibition hall displaying UAE women's handicraft jewelry, but closed the door), the mosque (going in to take off your shoes, I am not a Muslim so I did not enter) and then arrived in the desert area. The image of the desert area has restored the appearance of the desert houses. The stone houses can be visited. There are carpets, pillows, oil lamps and other furniture. The animals outside the house have donkeys, horses, single-peak camels, which are the most popular. There are also small wells, desert tents and other small landscape makeup points. 3, the beach area on the east side, the beach lined with the local once water transportation - wooden boat, and the background of the high-rise buildings in stark contrast, modern and ancient atmosphere of passion collision. The white sand on the beach is very fine, the sea is blue-green in the tropical ocean, and the water is delicate and flexible, like sapphires in the sun. On the other side of the coast is the docking dock for sailing boats and yachts. The local rental pier is expensive, and it is even more expensive than buying a boat in the long run. The pier and the background of the "Rixo Marina Hotel" are similar to the appearance of the "Atlantis Hotel" the day before yesterday. It has not been built yet. The scale is estimated to be a seven-star standard. 4. Continue counterclockwise to the museum, where there are various daily necessities of the residents of the UAE: clothing, imitation, jewelry, ceramics, storage, shoes, meals, books, pens and inks, weapons armor, notes, and animal specimens and other exhibits related to life. And used old photos to show the most real images. There is a cameraman shooting in the next room, so tourists are not allowed to enter, sorry to miss it. 5, the northeast corner is related to agriculture facilities, two large stone platforms can not see what to do, agricultural irrigation, water trucks, etc. although the form is slightly different from the domestic, it is still clear at a glance. There are also lambs in captivity (the tour guide said that the local area is rich in this small sheep), cows, long-haired sheep (can't see the variety, the horns are curved), and there are many tourists who stop. It seems that animals are always people who can't help but pick up the camera's favorite thing. 6, the north side building is a local handmade products workshop, porcelain, finance, glass and other materials containers, as well as tools, blanket paintings, but no one looks at the store, do not know whether to sell or just exhibition. Finally, enter another museum, in the north and south diagonal of the museum just now, here is a more special display of metal products, such as coins, weapons, clocks, etc., the wall is full of old photos. 7, folk village in every corner of the novel small objects to shoot, rusty iron anchor... the number of words exceeded, in the last picture continue...

The scale of Abu Dhabi's folk village is not very large, and you can see the state of Bedouin life in it. Oil has changed the whole country, and the modern high-rise buildings are opposite the bay. It is very interesting to compare with the past.

Abu Dhabi, wealth for the current people, is exchanged with hard work, hundreds of years of poverty, can be said to be changed overnight, the highest head of the family, with the whole people to continue moving forward!

Abu Dhabi Folklore Village, according to the local guide, was founded initially by the kings of the United Arab Emirates, who hoped that the people of the United Arab Emirates would not forget the poor days of their ancestors in today's church, similar to the Museum of Memories of Misery and Sweetness in China. The United Arab Emirates regularly organizes people to come here for education. At the same time, it will open up a scenic spot like the whole world.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is itself built on an artificial island with a landmark object, a flagpole more than 200 meters high, which is also known as the world's tallest flagpole. It is reported that the flagpole is more than 200 meters high, and the flag on it is 40 meters long and 20 meters wide. The total area of the flagpole is 800 square meters, which is equivalent to a small half of the football field. Although it doesn't look very big, it's because it's too high. You can't think it's small if you compare it with the building below. Just below the flagpole is the Museum of Abu Dhabi, also known as the Folk Village. The buildings and environments inside reproduce the living conditions and features of the aborigines here at that time. In folk villages, there are also many animals, including sheep, cattle, chickens and ducks, and other livestock and poultry. There are horses, camels and mules in another place. Among them, the mule is the most interesting one. When someone comes to visit it, people usually go to the camel with the most desert characteristics first. But the old man is jealous, and beside it, he makes a loud "ah-ho" call to attract people's attention. There is also a well in the courtyard. Abu Dhabi is an emirate with high precipitation, especially in the Alain region of Abu Dhabi. This well in the folk village shows that the ancient Abu Dhabi people also got fresh water from groundwater to survive.