A few days ago, an Emirati client of mine invited me to visit the Qasr Al Watan in ABU Dhabi. My team and I have the time to visit clients during the holidays and have the privilege to visit together. In anticipation, we went by plane.
When we arrived at the presidential palace, the first thing we saw was the lofty white dome, with gold decoration, like a bright pearl inlaid in the desert. Looking closer, every detail of the building reveals delicacy and luxury, as if telling the glory and glory of the country.
After entering the door, I was completely shocked by the magnificent trench gas that came in front of me. The giant circular dome, countless gold, diamonds, and crystal inlay wrapped the arch column, and the complicated and beautiful yellow, white and blue patterns spliced together, I did not know where to look for a time.
Made of pure gold bird's nest structure, glittering gold color eye-catching, very design sense. It is a classic work by Emirati artist Matar bin Rakhil. The bird's nest looks golden, it is the classic language of Sheikh Zayed, the founding president of the UAE: "Wealth is not money and oil, in fact wealth is humanity itself." So we want to invest in people, not money." The roof of the side corridor is equally exquisite, each place is like a delicate picture, and when you visit it in person, you experience another kind of artistic beauty.
In the west wing of the palace, there are several large and small reception rooms for different purposes.
In the East wing of the Knowledge Hall is the Qasr Alvatan Library, which combines knowledge, history and culture. Visit a vast collection of artifacts and rare manuscripts to learn about the contributions of the Arab world to the sciences, arts, humanities and literature of humanity. You can also read and search for information here.
The last stop of the tour is the museum, which showcases the history and development of the UAE. From the traditional Bedouin culture to the modern urban scene, the exhibition gave me a deeper understanding of the changes in this country. In particular, the precious cultural relics and historical photos made me feel the wisdom and courage of the UAE people.
Back at the gate at the end of the tour, look to your left hand and see the five skyscrapers, collectively known as the Etihad Tower, which houses a hotel, shopping mall, office buildings and apartments.
As the visit ended, my heart was filled with admiration for the UAE. This visit to ABU Dhabi Presidential Palace not only allowed me to appreciate the magnificent architecture and profound culture, but also let me feel the warmth and friendship of this country. I would like to thank my clients for bringing me into this land and making me have an unforgettable cultural journey.