The Heritage and Diving Villages are intended to acquaint tourists with the regions traditional arts,customs and architecture.If you like you can here hop on a camel or browse around touristy stalls.A quiet and relaxing nice place to visit.

The Heritage and Diving Villages are intended to acquaint tourists with the regions traditional arts,customs and architecture.If you like you can here hop on a camel or browse around touristy stalls.A quiet and relaxing nice place to visit.
I was looking forward to the experience, but was very disappointed. The village is "fake", very small, notice to see and looks like a construction site.
the best thing that i can say is : this is the only place ( not club or pop ) in Dubai where restaurants and cafe closes arround 4 am !! all other cafes close max at 12:30-1 am .. only club and pop opens till 4 am.. it has an amazing relaxing view Shisha available there ..
We had dinner and shisha at heritage village by the canal, i would def recommended great libanese food in a very cozy outdoor setting by the canal . We were the only tourists which is usually a very good sign ;)
It is probably the reality of the past of a country closed between the sea and the desert. Evening visit was a short nice walk, shows are not impressive although the ladies are doing their job, preparing food and so on. A few bric à brac shops selling pacotille a touriste are not adding a special charm.
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We were on the way to the Maktoum House and decided to stop here first - I'm so glad we did! Even though it was a Friday (day of worship here) and there were many small stores and shops that weren't open for us - but we got to watch women cooking traditional middle eastern foods on outdoor flat cookers...
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The first experience for the heritage village near Shindaga area is that the site is still not finishing development. There are a few attractions like Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House, Diving Village and Heritage Village. However, some of them are closing earlier in the afternoon due to lack of visitors. However, you can get many tourist brochures and material on...
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We visit this site 10 years ago and did it now for the 2nd time, it,s worth it and the whole area is very nice to explore.
It sounded like there was lots to do, camels, crafts people, nice 'old pictures' of Dubai and handcrafted souvenirs, but the place was deserted! We had a nice drink in the shade besides the creek and watched the dhows come in, but we were very disappointed with this attraction. We were there in the afternoon around 3pm; it's probably worth...
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It was quiet - we went on a Friday. It doesn't open until later on a Friday - I think 3 ish... The buildings were nice and cool and you can eat afterwards by the water...
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