By Mutunga Tobbias | The Common Pulse/latest news/Ukraine/ Kenya/Abroad/Africa / September 2025 When most people picture Dubai, they imagine glittering skyscrapers, endless stretches of desert, luxury shopping, and futuristic architecture that seems to defy gravity. But hidden in plain sight, at the edge of Dubai Creek, lies one of the city’s most surprising and enchanting natural escapes, the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. Known for its vibrant flocks of pink flamingos, this wetland reserve shatters the stereotype of Dubai as merely a desert metropolis and reveals a side of the city that is deeply connected to nature. For birdwatchers, photographers, eco-tourists, and curious travelers alike, Ras Al Khor offers a rare glimpse of tranquility within a city that never sleeps. The Unexpected Beauty of Flamingos in the Desert The very idea of seeing flamingos in the Middle East feels almost surreal. How could such delicate, exotic birds thrive in a place where sandstorms...
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