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Located about 115 kilometres from Dubai, Hatta Heritage Village is said to be the first project of its kind in the Arabian Gulf region wherein an entire ancient village has been converted into a museum.

The Hatta Heritage Village is a beautiful oasis surrounded by mountains, farms and date palm trees. Its history dates back to more than thousands of years as excavations in the area have revealed tombs dating back to 3000 BC.

The heritage village complex consists of among other things a fort, Beit Al Wali (Governor’s House), two towers, mosque and aflaj (small waterways for agricultural purposes). Hatta Heritage Village is overlooked by two round towers – the Southern and Northern Towers – which were built in the 1880s during the rule of Shaikh Hasher bin Maktoum bin Butti.

Visitors get a glimpse of Al Husen, the Governor’s (Wali) majlis, Wali’s Bedroom, the forts, towers and citadels of the UAE and the weaponry which showcases different types of weapons used in the Hatta area. The traditional house features a traditional majlis, store, kitchen, master bedroom and children’s room. The traditional folk house includes the poet’s majlis and traditional dance rooms that give visitors some information about traditional folk in this area and the UAE.

Other interesting features of the Hatta Heritage Village include the social life house, palm tree products house, traditional handicrafts house, traditional market and a dates exhibition which showcased different kinds of dates produced in Hatta.
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