The house courtyard, featuring the iconic wind tunnels
You can never fit through easily on the doors here!
A high wall and traditiona Arbain wind towers
will tned to induce subliminal Prince of Persia climbing urges
Arghh! Why doors so small!
More models of how the wind towers work as natural AC
nice
A view of the heritage spot in the past
The marine section
Arabian stamps, which much a british influence by the east india company
Historical currency banknotes
And coins
Display of traditional Arabian jewellery
Photos of daily activities in town involving animal counterparts
Camel riders
And falconers
Ooo narrow staircase to where?
The upper floors of course!
argh we could use higher ceilings!
There's even a photo opportunistic Balcony!
Digging the view here of the creek!
View of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum house from the upper floors
Yeehaw!
The exit of the house, with a small visitor's center
With some rather cute welcome camels
And camel butt pointing coffee pots!
Guess that is all the place have for exploration!
Back on the creek for our next part of the journey!
Arghh why so many Yachts?
Zoom zoom back on the cab!
That's all folks for the heritage tour!
Wonders of public transport and a tap card!
And here we are at the Ghubaiba Bus Station!
Omg, the Abu Dhabi ticket queue...
Breakfast at the Station before setting off
After a short wait by the bus bays
and we are all ready to board the Abu Dhabi express bus!
Crusing along the Sheikh Zayed Road
Rush hour morning traffic is rushed!
Passing by the Burj Khalifa
The hardrock cafe building
The city center area
Several residental housing by the roads
One of the many Mosques along the route
The ride is amazingly quiet and smooth for a 15AED trip
Do we need heaters on these Buses? 0.o
Leaving the city, with a mash greeting
Power stations by the freeway
here, you gotta get used to bus rides to the middle of nowhere
Look like it's free gas day at the pumps. :P