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A serene spot where visitors can hire swan-shaped pedal boats and watch waterfowl against a backdrop of mountain scenery. A good stop for families and couples.
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An ancient falaj built hundreds of years ago, 587-meter-long tunnel in the ground
A reconstructed old village displaying scenes from everyday life in the past. Features two prominent 18th-century military watchtowers and the Juma Mosque (built in 1780), the oldest building in Hatta. Around 30 traditional loam houses are also preserved on the site. The traditional falaj water supply system has been restored and can be seen nearby.
Built in 2004 over a mountain, popular for picnics and barbecues, with a children's playground, running tracks, and a tower at the summit offering excellent views of the Hajjar range and village below.
The iconic image of the area, where piercing blue waters contrast dramatically with rugged orange mountains.