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Dubai
Parks
This park is located on the
bank of Dubai Creek.
It occupies more than 96
hectare, and is considered the second largest park in Dubai after Mushrif
Park.
Al Mumzar Beach Park
It is 99 hectares large. The park lies on
the gulf shores, north of Al Hamriya Port in Al Mumzar Residential
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Jumeirah Beach Park
The park was opened in 1989 on 13 hectares of
land, and was the first beach park, overlooking directly the Arabian Gulf
in Jumeirah residential area. |
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Mushrif Park
Mushrif Park is around 15 kilometers from
Dubai and lies on the road leading to Al Khawanij. It was originally 125
hectares large, and in 1992 a further 400 hectares was added in
order to exploit it as a natural forest. |
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Al Safa Park
Al Safa Park has vast green lawns covering 80%
of its total space. Many kinds of trees were cultivated in the park, such
as palms, almonds, and many other, as well as bushes and multi coloured
roses. The number of trees and bushes planted in Al Safa Park are nearly
17,000, in addition to flowers, soil and wallplants. |
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Dubai has come up with a new
concept - Pond Parks.
These are being designed to turn vast areas around storm-water collection
ponds into recreational areas where residents can relax. The forst "Pond Park"
is coming up in Al Ghusais 3. Three more are planned at Al Barsha, Al Nahda
and Al Quoz.
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