Ajman attracts those who are tired of the frantic rhythms of modern life and want to find rest from the hustle and bustle and homon of civilization. Here you can take your time, enjoying peace and quiet. Do not be surprised if life in this emirate is simple, natural and calm for you.
This small and modest emirate, bordering Sharjah, is located in the central part of the west coast of the United Arab Emirates. The search for oil was unsuccessful in Ajman, it was necessary to look for other sources of prosperity here. Occupying an area of 269 square kilometers, the emirate develops two main industries - fishing and the construction of dow boats - a popular swimming vehicle used in the UAE. The Ajman shipyard, famous throughout the country, still uses the skills and abilities used in the construction of these boats, which are still widely used in Arab waters. In the old days, Ajman was also the main supplier of pearls, which lasted until artificial pearls from Japan appeared on the market.
Ajman today is a modern emirate with excellent roads connecting it with different parts of the country. Those who like to sunbathe and swim will appreciate the magnificent, unpolluted beaches of Ajman. The traditional way of life of this place is well coexisted by the impending new world full of industrial and technological transformations. The development of local industry has brought with it many changes, which now play an important role in the life of the emirate.
Today, Ajman boasts ultra-modern equipment and the latest technologies used in filming and recording sound. This was made possible thanks to the "Association of Independent Studios" - the largest and most famous in the Middle East, working in the field of creating films, television and radio programs. TV and radio signals from Ajman are heard all over the Arab world, presenting excellent high-quality programs to viewers and listeners. Despite its modest economy, the emirate has made significant progress along the path of industrial development.
The small territory of Masfut has huge resources, one of which is a mineral spring that supplies drinking water to all Gulf countries. Another area - Manama is famous for its rich agricultural land. The mountains surrounding Masfoot from all sides create a picturesque oasis full of coolness and freshness.
The attention of tourists will undoubtedly be attracted by the Ajman fortress of the 18th century, reminiscent of the rich heritage of the land, which formed the basis of today's prosperity of the country. The fortress now houses the famous Ajman Museum, which houses the jewels of rulers of past times, things belonging to them, products of ancient crafts, objects that recreate the atmosphere of bygone years and the way of life. Visitors may be particularly interested in the reconstruction of the life of the past and traditional crafts using wax figures.