Ras Al Khaimah is known to many as the country’s ‘adventure emirate’, thanks to its miles of mountain landscape and thrilling attractions. Above, a group of visitors manages to find a vantage point to chill and soak up the Hajar Mountains' magnificent view.
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Temperatures up in the mountain (at 1,934-metre or 6,268 ft above sea level) are generally 10-degrees cooler than other parts of the country.
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The route to Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah offers a wonderfully scenic driving experience.
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The view of the lights from the trail of cars going up the top and coming never fail to impress visitors.
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Families enjoy outing at Jebel Jais Viewing Deck Park. The drive to the top presents a series of breathtaking picture opportunities.
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Families enjoy outing at Jebel Jais Viewing Deck Park in Ras Al Khaimah. It is reasonably well-established that Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah offers a "mountain" of excitement for one and all, including families and adventure-seekers.
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For thrill seekers, like these rock climbers, Jebel Jais is nothing short of an adventure park.
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Families at Jebel Jais Viewing Deck Park. The observation deck is close to the summit of Jebel Jais, the UAE’s highest peak at 1,934 metres (6,345 feet) above sea level. Developed by Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority (RAKTDA), the Jebel Jais Observation Deck includes a series of viewing platforms to experience bird life and flora and fauna of the emirate’s Al Hajar Mountain range, which borders Oman.
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The Viewing Deck Park at Jebel Jais has seven viewing decks with twelve binoculars that visitors can use to view the stunning valleys from an impressive height of 1,250 meters above sea level.
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The Jebel Jais viewing deck park has seven viewing decks offering 360-degree vistas of Hajar mountains.
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For thrill seekers, like these rock climbers, Jebel Jais is nothing short of an adventure park.
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A group of visitors manages to find a vantage point to chill and soak up the magnificent view. The UAE's highest peak, Jebel Jais is part of the spectacular Hajar mountain range that were formed over 70 million years ago in the eastern part of Ras Al Khaimah.
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Mountain climbing has been a big draw for tourists to Ras Al Khaimah. In a September 2020 survey by Dnata Travel, the emirate has emerged as the most popular destination in the country, with 55 per cent of respondents stating they would like to explore more of the emirate in 2021.
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Its fun time for kids at Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah.
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The world's longest zipline is in Jebel Jais, Ras Al Khaimah. Pre-COVID, tourism contributed 5 cent to RAK’s gross domestic product. The emirate aims to grow that to 10 per cent by 2025.
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Running into local farmhands with his animals in tow is a common incidence.
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The drive to the top presents a series of breathtaking picture opportunities. A selfie here, a groupie there, is the norm.
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Friends enjoy a barbecue at one of the picnic spots near the top the mountain.
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A twilight view of the lights from the trail of cars going up and down Jebel Jais mountain in Ras Al Khaimah impress the visitors.
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For thrill seekers and rock climbers, Jebel Jais is nothing short of an adventure park.
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Families enjoy the cool weather at Jebel Jais.
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