My English is not good enough to describe this interesting place. I copied the next paragraph from the internet. If you want to know more you can find it too.

Hatta is an exclave of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, high in the Hajar Mountains. The restored, centuries old Hatta Heritage Village can show you a defensive tower, stone built houses with palm-frond roofs, and falaj the traditional water system.

We spent to much time by the lake and miss the morning admission to the heritage village.
I just took some shots of the area because we couldn't wait for two hours without shelter. It was just too hot.

Traditional tent for the coffee break but unfortunately out of order today.

Local people like to have their privacy.

I was not sure if it was too hot or they just run out of fruits.

Gardening is possible even here. You just need some water.

Like I told you. A tiny black plastic hose with precious liquid and magic happened.

A perfect place for the solar street lamps.

The last one from the town.

Back in the desert.

And bonus for my patient followers.

See you tomorrow.