A world of wonder will welcome visitors to Dubai Safari early next year as the Dh1 billion project prepares to become one of the top global attractions of its kind.
With a keen eye on education and conservation of endangered species, the park, on Al Awir Road on the outskirts of Dubai, will be home to 5,000 animals within three years.
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A white lion is viewed by zoo visitors. Victor Besa for The National -
The Dubai Safari aviary. Victor Besa for The National -
Dubai Safari picnic area. Victor Besa for The National -
The African stop entrance. Victor Besa for The National -
The park on Al Awir Road on the outskirts of Dubai. Victor Besa for The National -
The aviary. Victor Besa for The National -
Mandarin ducks at the aviary. Victor Besa for The National -
A hyena roving around its area. Victor Besa for The National -
Screw horned antelope. Victor Besa for The National -
Mandarin ducks at the aviary. Victor Besa for The National -
Screw horned antelope. Victor Besa for The National -
Dubai Safari features a wide range of open exhibits across four themed villages – African, Asian, Arabian and an open Safari Village. Victor Besa for The National -
The zoo shuttle. Victor Besa for The National -
Dubai Safari features a wide range of open exhibits across four themed villages – African, Asian, Arabian and an open Safari Village. Victor Besa for The National
