All you need to know about the newly inaugurated Hanging Gardens in Sharjah featuring over 100,000 trees
There’s a new spot in town for everyone to hang out!
If you haven’t already, add the newly inaugurated Hanging Gardens in Kalba to your list of places to visit. Located on the Sharjah-Kalba Road, the venue features over 100,000 trees and spans 1.6 million square feet.
Opened by H.H. Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, the Hanging Gardens reach a height of 281 metres above sea level.
To keep your appetite fuelled, there’s a central restaurant in the garden, which can seat 215 people. The restaurant features a classic semi-circular architectural design and provides views of the gardens and waterfall.
There are designated recreational areas for the little ones, divided into three sections based on age groups. From mountain climbing routes with three varying difficulty levels, agricultural terraces, waterfalls, lush trees, and colourful flowers along the way.
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There’s also a track for the excursion train, which can carry 55 people and has a length of 820 metres, passing through four stations. One station can be found at the upper cafeteria, while the other three are situated within the garden. Train stations offer waiting areas, providing visitors with a great opportunity to explore different parts of the garden and its recreational and service features.
And if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a 760-metre running track encircling its landmarks from the interior.
The project offers various amenities for visitors, such as 262 parking spaces, facilities for disabled parking, and electric vehicle charging stations. Moreover, the facilities include restrooms, prayer rooms for both genders, and a cafeteria offering light meals.
Don’t miss out!
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