The much-anticipated Quranic Park is a wonderful, cultural new Dubai attraction, and it’s now open to the public.
Spanning over of 60-hectares, the park offers visitors a brilliant, intelligent insight into the several areas of the Holy Quran.
The park is designed to give a better cultural and educational understanding of Islamic heritage, while still being a fun place to visit for children, families and those looking to learn more about the Quran.
There’s even a cave inside the park, called the Cave of Miracles, that depicts the seven miracles that occurred in the Holy Quran using a variety of jaw-dropping visual displays.
The park also has an Islamic garden where there are 43 plants and trees planted, all of which are mentioned in the Holy Quran, such as figs, olives, pomegranates, grapes, date palms and bottle gourds.
“Holy Quran Park is one of the most prestigious projects of the civic body,” said Hussain Nasser Lootah, director general of Dubai Municipality. “Not only the UAE but the entire tourist world is waiting to visit the park without patience. The park has been specially designed in the Islamic perspective to introduce the miracles of the Quran through a variety of surprises for the visitors.”
The park is opened from 8am to 10pm and is located at Al Khawaneej, close to Mamzar Park.
Entry to the main park is free, although there is a charge to the Cave of Miracles and the Glass House.
Source:whatson.ae
