Updated: April 15, 2024

#rasalkhaimah #uae #dubai Driving From Dubai To Ras Al Khaimah, 4K GoPro Conduciendo desde Dubai a Ras Al Khaimah Condução De Dubai Para Ras Al Khaimah из Дубая в Рас Аль Хайму ドバイからラスアルカイマまでの運転Where to catch the bus in Dubai for Ras al khaimah , The best way to travel to Ras al Khaimah . Al Hamrah bus station . Bus travel from Dubai to Ras al khaimah .Find more in the video.4K – Rak City- UAE – Downtown- City of Ras Al Khaimah – Driving in afternoon- مدينة رأس الخيمة -A temperature of -0.1 degrees Celsius was recorded at the top of the UAE’s highest mountain, Jais Mountain… There was actual snow in the UAE this week. And hail. After a week of unpredictable weather, a temperature of -0.1 degrees Celsius was recorded at 4.15am on Wednesday January 15 in the UAE. It was at the top-most peak of the UAE’s highest mountain, Jais Mountain, which can be found in Ras Al Khaimah. Credits : Iphone 6s plus device

Road Through Empty Quarter | Rub al Khali | Road connecting KSA and Oman | Empty Quarter | FacTi

The terrain is covered with sand dunes with heights up to 250 meters. The desert is 1,000 kilometers long and 500 kilometers wide. Yes, we are talking about “Empty Quarter”. “Empty Quarter” is the sand desert encompassing most of the southern third of the Arabian Peninsula. The desert covers about 650,000 km2 including parts of Saudi Arabia, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. The Rubʿ al-Khali is the largest area of continuous sand in the world. Did you know? The Rub’ Al-Khali, whose name literally means “Empty Quarter”. Fact 1: New road between Saudi Arabia and Oman has opened. The 740 km (580 km in Saudi Arabia and 160 km in Oman) motorway starts from Ibri, a town in south-west Oman and ends in Al Ahsa in eastern Saudi Arabia. Fact 2: It reduces the travel time between the towns by 16 hours. This road passes through the “Empty Quarter” desert with amazing 250 m sand dunes both sides. Fact 3: The amount of sand moved to implement the road totaled a whopping 150 million cubic meters. The total working hours of the project reached more than 1.3 million. Fact 4: As surprising as it sounds the Rub’ Al-Khali was once populated with hippopotamuses, water buffalos, and long horned cattle, and today shells can still be found on the desperately dry ground of its vast plains. Nowadays some drillings in the Rub’ Al-Khali that brought underground water to the surface give an idea of how it could have looked during more humid periods. Fact 5: It is believed that entering the desert without a guide is a step leading to imminent death, because of scarce water resources, extreme heat and inescapable mazes of sand, a type of which the human body can get immersed in up until the knees. ‘One who can exit it, must be born again, while those inside, remain missing,’ Fact 6: IIts sandy elevations could match the mountains in their high altitude, some of which may reach more than 450 meters. Fact 7: In 1931, Brit Bertram Thomas became the first Western explorer to cross the Rubʿ al Khali, a challenging feat across 1,300km that took 59 days and wasn’t repeated until 2016 when British explorer Mark Evans followe