Arghh why so many Yachts?
Back on the creek for our next part of the journey!
Guess that is all the place have for exploration!
And camel butt pointing coffee pots!
With some rather cute welcome camels
The exit of the house, with a small visitor's center
Yeehaw!
View of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum house from the upper floors
Digging the view here of the creek!
There's even a photo opportunistic Balcony!
argh we could use higher ceilings!
The upper floors of course!
Ooo narrow staircase to where?
And falconers
Camel riders
Photos of daily activities in town involving animal counterparts
Display of traditional Arabian jewellery
And coins
Historical currency banknotes
Arabian stamps, which much a british influence by the east india company
The marine section
A view of the heritage spot in the past
nice
More models of how the wind towers work as natural AC
Arghh! Why doors so small!
will tned to induce subliminal Prince of Persia climbing urges
A high wall and traditiona Arbain wind towers
You can never fit through easily on the doors here!
The house courtyard, featuring the iconic wind tunnels
They have detailed replica models to boot too!
and architecture alike
including all it's loose bits
Including it's restoration works
Each showcasing part of the history of the house and Dubai itself
There are many rooms of interest
This house is a highlight of the heritage center trip
Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum house
and universities popping out of nowhere.
Such as open air amphitheaters...
Few of the many points of interest along the hertiage route
not to mention cafes too.
Complete with old buildings and a creekside walk
The place is largely kept to a traditional theme
Mmm shiny...
Mmm niffy, shooty
But first, lets checkout the giftshops!
Our next stop for the day! The Heritage center!
Did I mention... cloth?
A visit to the textile Souk!
Cabs are one of the best ways to get around Dubai