Sharjah desert park/summer vacation trip/

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Timings: 9 AM - 5. 30 PM from Saturday - Thursday & 2 PM - 5. 30 PM on Friday, Closed on Tuesday
Entry: AED. 15 for Adults & AED. 5 for Children (12 - 16 Years)
At a distance of 21 km from Sharjah International Airport and 44 km from Dubai International Airport, the Sharjah Desert Park is a park located along the Al Dhaid Highway (E88) at interchange 9.
Sharjah Desert Park is a specialize nature reserve that houses Arabia's Wildlife Centre, Sharjah Botanical Museum, Sharjah Natural History Museum, and a Children's Farm. It is one of the few places where visitors get wildlife, culture, and history under one roof. It helps its visitors to get a better understanding of the flora and fauna of the region as well as a scientific explanation of natural processes in the most fun way possible.
The Arabian Wildlife Center is one of the top attractions of the Desert Park and is the only 'zoo' in the UAE where all the Arabian wildlife are in their natural habitats. Also known as Sharjah Zoo, it is divided into five sections. The first section features reptiles and is home to the rarest reptiles and insects that include a variety of reptiles indigenous to the desert. These include Arabian snakes, venomous vipers, camel spiders, lizards, scorpions, and chameleons. An indoor aviary in a desert environment has been created for indigenous birds and other feathered creatures. Visitors can see foxes, mongoose, hedgehogs, porcupines, rock hyrax and sand cats in the section of nocturnal animals. There is an outdoor area that features dangerous yet endangered species, such as wolves, cheetahs, hyenas, Arabian leopards, and other carnivores. The fifth section in Arabia's Wildlife Centre is home to the Arabian Oryx, the national animal of the UAE along with other antelopes, sand gazelles, and other species.
Divided into 5 sections, the Natural History Museum is a venue to provide visitors an opportunity to learn about the flora and fauna of the Arabian Desert. The first section 'Journey through Sharjah' tells the story of life on earth with an audiovisual presentation explaining earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tectonic plate drift. 'Desert Life' is the second section which introduces different habitats and desert organisms. Another hall in the Sharjah Natural History Museum is themed 'A Journey through Time' which is the center of geological exhibits. It maps the timeline of the earth and includes the fossilized thigh bone of a dinosaur, a huge slab of petrified copper ore and the first real meteor from space. It also features fossils of raindrops and the world's oldest rock. Next is the hall of 'The Living World' which exhibits visuals of living organisms along with the benefits of those organisms for humans, the environment and other natural habitats. Uncover the bottom of the sea with the exact replicas of some of the water's most beautiful creatures at the Living Sea section.

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