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Siji dam

Ajman
72FM+5CX - Wadi Siji - Ajman - United Arab Emirates
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Siji dam is a weir and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.10 out of 5 stars based on 79 reviews. The street address of this business is 72FM+5CX - Wadi Siji - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.

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4 EXPLORE THE UNEXPLORED 71 months ago

Great location, its very deep water dam. During summer its empty and winter and after some rain it become full. But nice place to spent a evening on the shore of the dam

3 Saji Sahadevan 59 months ago

Nice and calm location. Away from the busy city life. We visited in December and dam was empty. There are nice farms around the area where you can camp and relax. Can go with sedan cars.

3 al omran Car 71 months ago

Loved the place, it's great place to be with family. During summer it's dry

5 Saeed Al Mulla 59 months ago

Very beautiful place especially after it rains, it is surrounded by beautiful mountains and very nice places to sit and enjoy the nature, good photography lovers can go there to take nice shots of the lake and mountains. In summer it is usually dry.

4 Rasheed Mavunkil 83 months ago

Nice place to visit with family.

4 Manu Chacko 107 months ago

I visited this Dam in September. There was not even a drop of water here. In winter after rain this world be a great place. It was really windy and we didn't feel the heat even at 12noon. You will have a good view from this place.

4 Mohammed Noufal Sainudeen 47 months ago

Wadi Siji is a seasonal watercourse in the Hajar Mountains of Fujairah, in the United Arab Emirates. The wadi runs from the Sharjah city of Dhaid to the mountain town of Masafi, where it meets the Wadi Ham and Wadi Abadila. It has long been a strategic route connecting the interior and East Coast of the UAE.

The wadi is dammed at the village of Siji, where the Wadi Siji 'Old Dam' has a water storage capacity of 1.2 million cubic meters.[The dam, constructed in the 1970s, is 10m high and 500m wide. Like many wadis in the Hajar Mountains, Wadi Siji is prone to seasonal flash floods and high water levels with at times tragic consequences. In 2001, UAE President Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan ordered the construction of a further three dams at Siji, providing water resources for 312 homes and 210 farms in the area as part of a Dhs250 million national water infrastructure development project.

The area is a popular ecotourism destination.

The village is the location of the Siji Societal Majlis, opened in 2017 by the Crown Prince of Fujairah, one of a number of government investments in rural infrastructure that have improved communications, access and facilities. The planned Etihad Rail Network is scheduled to pass through Wadi Siji and a freight facility at Siji is due to be constructed as part of the second phase of the network rollout.

A number of quarries and crushers are located throughout Wadi Siji and the surrounding mountains. Finds of petroglyphs and gravesites have been made in the Wadi Siji, with petroglyphs found notably depicting horses and riders.The remains of old copper workings are also to be found in the area, particularly in the tributary Wadi Ashwani.

4 Akhtar 59 months ago

Very nice place to visit near Friday Market Musafi, after Al Zaid city. There is no water in dam nowadays but still good for camping and BBQ.

5 Smart Education 39 months ago

Lovely Springtime walk. Easy to walk around and calming. Parking was easy Will visit again. Came a couple of weeks ago to walk up to White Nancy which was a good walk too.

5 Pauline Finneran 37 months ago

Absolutely beautiful place great for walking dogs need to be aware there are sheep out so dogs need to be on leads well worth the visit ????

5 Fat Cho 38 months ago

Very beautiful and spectacular attraction! Take about 15-20 minutes to the town centre. Better to include in the trip to White Nancy

5 Laura Johnson 35 months ago

Lovely little tiny walk. Hidden away so it was like a proper little adventure ✨️

5 Chris Curtis 36 months ago

Beautiful place for a walk.

4 Kathryn Scott 36 months ago

Walked the Gritstone Trail, walked up to White Nancy and then down to the waterfall.
The lack of parking is an issue and must be a bugbear for the locals. It means that the walk is relatively quiet though.
Most of the trail has livestock on it, but there are a few fenced areas where it's ok to let dogs off leads.
Can't get to the pool below the waterfalk to cool off hot dogs, worth bearing in mind.

5 Ian Jenkinson 39 months ago

Interpretation panels nearby to explain the derelict Ingersely Mill that the waterfall feeds

5 Gavin Bushell 47 months ago

If this was in the Lake District it would be a star attraction. Fortunately it isn't, so it remains very quiet and relatively unvisited. The approach from Bollington, past the derelict and dangerous Ingersley Mill, is interesting but worth it. Combine it with walks through Rainow, along Kerridge Hill and a visit to White Nancy and you have an excellent outing. But don't tell too many people otherwise it will lose its quiet charm.
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