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Mleiha park invites public to connect with history, nature

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July 18, 2025

Mleiha National Park, established to safeguard one of the Arabian Peninsula's most archaeologically rich landscapes, invites curious minds to discover 210,000 years of human history; from the Stone Age hunters who first roamed Arabia to the sophisticated traders of a lost pre-Islamic kingdom.

With a range of educational experiences designed to bring history and ancient heritage to the forefront, the park serves as a perfect escape for those interested in expanding their historical knowledge and wonder; whether it's families and the general public, academic institutions, or cultural enthusiasts and history buffs; allowing them to come closer to history.

Omar Jasim Al Ali, Manager of Mleiha & Strategic Projects said, “This ancient landscape is an archive of human resilience and transcends tourism by providing a living and experiential destination where visitors engage authentically with the UAE's deepest roots. We invite the public to connect with history and nature through hands-on learning and storytelling that celebrates our land's role in shaping the course of civilisation. Mleiha preserves the UAE's past not just in books, but in the very land beneath our feet, offering every visitor the unique chance to understand this region's legacy and literally walk in the footsteps of those who shaped it millennia ago.”

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