Al Sidra Heritage District in Khorfakkan Hosts Students of Zayed Educational Complex
Sharjah, 30 January 2026
As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen national identity and instill awareness of cultural heritage among younger generations, Al Sidra Heritage District in Khorfakkan, affiliated with the Sharjah Institute for Heritage, welcomed a group of students from Zayed Educational Complex on an educational visit aimed at connecting new generations with their cultural roots.
A Living Heritage Experience
The students were given the opportunity to explore a wide range of traditional handicrafts, as local residents presented live demonstrations of their inherited crafts, including palm-frond weaving, reflecting the richness and diversity of the local heritage.
Interactive Workshops
The visit also featured interactive workshops in which students participated in creating some handicrafts themselves, in an atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and engagement. These activities helped transform heritage knowledge into an enjoyable, hands-on learning experience.
Strengthening Cultural Connection
The visit was distinguished by its interactive and educational character, contributing to raising students’ awareness of the importance of national heritage and strengthening their connection to cultural traditions, through an experience that combined learning, enjoyment, and direct interaction with traditional crafts.