An Urban and Rural development show that welcomes guests to an urban narrative. A music showcase blends with stunning imagery for a show that will transport you to spectacular landscapes from around the world. 

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A blend of music and breathtaking imagery. 

Al Forsan Park - Audio Guide

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Al forsan Park

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Al Forsan Park is inspired by the UAE's rich tradition of breeding, riding and caring for its horses. In Arabic, forsan are horsemen.

As you walk along the park’s interlaced network of paths, you’ll discover a plethora of opportunities for fun, culture and recreation. From a taste of the UAE’s first opera, to art installations, a souq and Latifa’s Adventures, there is something for the whole family. Enjoy a cultural performance at the Dubai Millennium Amphitheatre – named after one of the most successful race horses owned by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and ruler of Dubai. 


Finding its design inspiration in the woven patterns of Arabian carpets, the broad 2.2-hectare Al Forsan Park is home to a rich mosaic of attractions, separated by criss-crossing pathways. 

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A traditional Emirati group performing folkloric dance and music representing the culture and heritage of the United Arab Emirates.

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With a striking design inspired by fossilised sand dunes, Jubilee Stage is an open-air festival stage. Located in Jubilee Park, it hosts performances and large concerts.

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Open-heartedness and ambition are values captured by the UAE Pavilion, designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. The remarkable building is reminiscent of a falcon in flight, inspired by our national bird. Once inside, go on a multisensory journey that chronicles the rise of a nation of “dreamers who do”. Traverse a dreamlike landscape filled with dunes of real sand to learn about our nation’s founding father Sheikh Zayed, the natural wonders of the Emirates and their rapid modernisation. Be inspired by stories of the UAE dreamers building an inclusive future as the desert sun filters through the pavilion’s oculus. 

The design of the UAE Pavilion evokes a falcon in flight; referencing the Emirates’ traditional art of falconry. The main building resembles a titanic oval, with a grand, four storey entrance set into the tip. More than 25 feather-like panels are arranged at the dome of the pavilion, each curving down toward the entry of the structure. 

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Al Mazyoud Al-Harbiya Band (Part 1)

A media conference led by the Comoros Pavilion under the theme "connect the minds to build the future", shedding light on the country's culture, values, and identity. The conference is led by Dr. Kassim Mohamed-Soyir Bajrafil - Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of the Union of Comoros to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Professor at the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations in Paris, Islamic thinker, and writer. 

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A media conference led by the Comoros Pavilion under the theme "connect the minds to build the future", shedding light on the country's culture, identity, and values.

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The archipelago of Comoros, off Africa’s east coast, is known for its spices and aromas: vanilla, clove, and ylang-ylang. At the Comoros Pavilion, you’ll get a fragrant tour of the islands’ “garden of marvels”, with an emphasis on sustainability.

According to Comorian legend, Mount Karthala erupted up from the ocean floor when King Solomon’s courier accidentally dropped the Queen of Sheba’s ring into the sea. As you begin your journey through the Comoros Pavilion, you’ll receive your own recycled-plastic ring that you can later toss into the Karthala crater as a symbol of your commitment to sustainability.


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Paying homage to the music of the UAE and the region, the Oud, Nay and Tabla takes us through a Pan Arab Journey.