Places to visit in Abu Dhabi - A must for your next trip!

It is also recognised as the Great Sandy Desert or the Empty Quarter is the biggest sand desert in the world! The extent of which is about 250,000 square miles. It is furthermore one of the most significant deserts out there. There are enormous resources of petroleum and natural gas underneath its sands. The dunes in the desert are so tall that it is practically impossible for humans to walk over them. A visit to the famous desert will be an experience for sure. Apart from Arabian hospitality, all types of travellers, be it a solo traveller or a couple, anyone can have an adventure of a lifetime here. Do desert treks at dawn, camel trekking, a dune crossing along with camp-fire barbecues, and biking. You can also visit the tallest dune in the world, Tel Moreeb. The name implies Terrifying Mountain! Above 300 meters in height and possessing a 50° incline, it is a dream for expert bikers and motorists to ascend to its peak.

It is a large crescent-shaped oasis of around 100 km and located at 220 km northward of Abu Dhabi bordering the northern end of Saudi Arabia's Empty Quarter -the Ruba' Al Khali. The Oasis is important for its cultivations and pasturage productions for the UAE. Thus, the Oasis is a crucial aspect of the country and particularly necessary for the support of UAE's agricultural communities and their economies. The desert life you will witness here is an authentic and fascinating account of what holds for those living amid desert conditions.
Liwa Oasis holds over 50 villages and is presently well connected to the Emirates by roadways due to its significance to the UAE. The Oasis further has some of the largest dunes perfect for racing as well.

The mosque takes its name after the first president of the UAE and Ruler of Abu Dhabi. The late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan first initiated the plan for the mosque. He wanted the mosque to be his final burial place, and following his death in 2004, his remains were put to rest in the courtyard. The massive structure and its premises were completed in 2007, and cost over 545$ million to complete the project. The prayer halls can hold up to 40,000 worshippers at a given time. With over 82 domes, the mosque holds the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest hand-woven carpet in the world. It is one of the top attraction sites in the world, and gets visited by millions of tourists each year and provided free entry to all.
One can find plenty of luxury hotels in Abu Dhabi. Accommodations such as Anantara Sir Bani Yas Island Al Sahel Villa Resort are among the options available.