Head to Expo 2020 or Global Village, or try a hike in Hatta

Trying to chalk out an itinerary that will entertain, educate and engage the kiddos? We’ve got you covered. Here's a look at hot spots that the whole family can enjoy.
Billed as the greatest show on earth, we are in the last leg of this grand exhibition that showcases future tech, cool international artists and original wares from 192 countries. In keeping with the unspoken motto of ‘something for everyone’, Expo has robots to talk and joke with, playgrounds to visit, interactive activations to try and more.
With 26 pavilions that bring together food, games, traditional crafts and souvenirs to the same space, the whole family will be spoiled for choice of activity. Wear comfy shoes because there’ll be a lot of walking around.
This enclave, with its picturesque pools with sapphire-hued water and adventures such as boating, hiking and cycling trails, a deer petting zoo and horse riding, is definitely worth a visit.
Have a little adventurer in your midst? Then you’ll love options across town that will allow them to whoost past at quick speed. For more on where to go ziplining, click here.
This gorgeous structure on Sheikh Zayed Road is home to future tech showcases that are sure to wow. But what the kids will love is dedicated experiences aptly named Imagine, Design and Build, where they can learn through play.
Head to Dubai’s oasis, a part of Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve, for a day of cycling around themed lakes, picnic and if you are so inclined, a camp out.
At Dubai arts and culture district Al Serkal Avenue you can see a number of galleries and shows, check out cool eateries and get great Instagrammable shots.
Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is home not just to these pink feathered friends but also to grey herons, great egrets, reef herons, cormorants, black-winged stilts, sandpipers, osprey and other birds.
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