Which of two coast of the uae villages are intense

Explanation:

The East Coast of the United Arab Emirates is a small section lying in between two regions of Oman, the Musandam Peninsula and the region surrounding Muscat. Towns that tourists might know in this area are Dibba, Khor Fakkan with its access to Shark Island, Kalba and Fujairah. Fujeirah is one of the seven emirates being the only one which is not surrounded by deserts but by mountains making it a green village with a lot of farming opportunities. It is easy to book daytrips from Dubai although we recommend making it a multiple day tours because the distance is pretty far. Besides, you haven't seen the UAE without spending some time on its eastern coral reefs and brilliant beach islands.  

The Hajjar Mountains separate Fujairah from the rest of the country. The mountain range got its name from the Arabic word meaning “stone mountains. The road is very picturesque and you will see deep wadis (canyons) and huge rocks. Usually excursion buses make stops at the deep canyon which provides brilliant views at the mountain area.

FUJAIRAH FORT

HERITAGE VILLAGE

AL BITHNAH FORT

UAE(United Arab Emirate)- A country in the middle east, which covers a major area on the coastline and due to that it gives the region a major advantage to have more productivity in the fish market.

Explanation:

In the the western region of UAE , there are also a small number of villages,  which are greatly involved in providing more sea food and increases the productivity of the region in total. Which also includes more supply of fish to the local population near the coast.

   2.Straits of Hormuz, al-Khaimah

In UAE the most productive region or cost which add value to the fish or sea food market in general are the inshore areas which are near to the Straits of Hormuz, around region of Ras al-Khaimah.

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