Ras Al Khaimah's history spans over 7,000 years.
The emirate thrived on pearl diving before cultured pearls and Julfar was a medieval trading hub known for pearls.
The ruling Al Qawasim tribe has been influential since the 18th century.
Dhayah Fort witnessed a key battle with British forces in 1819.
Archaeological sites reveal significant Bronze Age artefacts.
The village of Al Jazeera Al Hamra features well-preserved coral-stone houses
Al Jazirah Fort ruins are believed to be linked to the legendary Queen of Sheba, highlighting ancient ties.
A group of dancers and drummers perform Al Wahabiyya on special occasions, feast days, and at wedding parties.