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Wed, Sep 16, 2026(1h ago)UAE

As the sweltering UAE summer fades and the crisp autumn air begins to settle, the region’s beloved outdoor destinations are shaking off their seasonal slumber. After months of relying on indoor hubs like Ski Dubai and various malls to escape the heat, residents can finally look forward to stepping back into the open air. From sprawling floral displays and desert festivals to wildlife sanctuaries, these spots are preparing to welcome back visitors with fresh experiences and enhanced offerings for the upcoming cooler months.

Several major landmarks have already confirmed their return, signaling the start of the outdoor season. Dubai’s Global Village is set to kick off its 31st season on October 14, while Dubai Safari Park will open its gates on October 12, featuring a new premium "Royal Safari Experience." Meanwhile, Dubai Crocodile Park is leading the way by reopening its doors on September 15. Other staples like the Dubai Miracle Garden are prepping for their 15th season, and the adventurous Liwa International Festival in Abu Dhabi is slated for a December return, ensuring that families and thrill-seekers alike have a full calendar of outdoor activities to enjoy as the winter season kicks into gear.

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