Walkway leading into a glasshouse filled with plants

Dubai Quranic Park — Timings, Entry Fee & Complete Visitor Guide

📅 Updated August 2026 • By TripHabibi Travel Experts • 7 min read

Quick Answer

Quranic Park in Al Khawaneej is free to enter with free parking. The Glass House(plants named in the Quran) and Cave of Miracles charge a modest ticket. Allow 2–3 hours and visit late afternoon.

Quranic Park in Al Khawaneej is one of Dubai’s most unusual attractions — a 60-hectare park built around plants mentioned in the Quran, with a climate-controlled Glass House, an immersive Cave of Miracles, gardens, lakes and shaded walking trails. Entry to the park itself is free.

This guide covers the timings, entry fees, what to see, how to get there and how to plan your visit.

What Is Quranic Park?

Opened by Dubai Municipality, Quranic Park combines education, botany and recreation. It presents plants named in the Quran alongside interpretations of miracles described in Islamic tradition, in a setting designed for families rather than scholars.

The park is genuinely large at around 60 hectares, with lawns, lakes, a desert garden, an amphitheatre and extensive walking and cycling paths in addition to its two ticketed indoor attractions.

Assorted plants inside a glass greenhouse

Timings & Entry Fees

The park is free to enter, with free parking. The two indoor attractions — the Glass House and the Cave of Miracles — charge a modest ticket, and children under a certain age typically enter free.

Area	Entry	Notes
Park grounds	Free	Gardens, lakes, trails, amphitheatre
Glass House	Ticketed	Climate-controlled botanical house
Cave of Miracles	Ticketed	Indoor exhibition, timed flow
Parking	Free	Large on-site car park

Opening hours generally run from morning until late evening, with the indoor attractions closing earlier than the grounds. Hours vary seasonally and during Ramadan, so confirm before visiting.

Bright plant house filled with potted greenery

The Glass House

The climate-controlled Glass House is the park’s botanical centrepiece, growing species mentioned in the Quran including the date palm, olive, fig, pomegranate, ginger, garlic, banana and tamarisk.

Each plant is labelled with its Quranic reference and botanical information, making it educational without being heavy. Allow around 45 minutes. Full detail in our Glass House guide.

Large green leafed plants inside a plant house

The Cave of Miracles

An indoor exhibition presenting miracles described in the Quran through light, sound and interactive displays. It is air-conditioned, accessible and designed to work for children as well as adults.

Allow 30 to 45 minutes. See our Cave of Miracles guide for what each section covers.

Gardens, Lakes & Facilities

Desert garden showing arid-climate species and irrigation
Lakes and water features with shaded seating
Walking and cycling tracks across the grounds
Children’s play areas and open lawns
Amphitheatre used for seasonal events
Cafés, prayer rooms and toilets on site

Green leafed plants in a landscaped garden

Getting There

Quranic Park sits in Al Khawaneej, roughly 25 to 30 minutes from Downtown Dubai and around 20 minutes from Dubai International Airport. Free parking is available on site.

It combines well with other Dubai attractions — browse our guide to the best things to do in Dubai or bundle entries via Dubai tickets and activities.

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Best Time to Visit & Tips

October to April is ideal for the outdoor areas. In summer, focus on the air-conditioned Glass House and Cave and visit the grounds after sunset, when the park is floodlit and much cooler.

Go late afternoon to enjoy grounds and indoor attractions comfortably
Dress modestly — it is a family park with a religious theme
Allow 2–3 hours for both attractions plus the gardens
Check indoor closing times — earlier than the grounds
Weekdays are much quieter than weekends
Bring water — the grounds are large and shade is patchy

The Bottom Line

Quranic Park is one of Dubai’s better-value attractions: free grounds, free parking, and two genuinely interesting indoor exhibits for a modest ticket. It is educational without being dry, and works well for families.

Allow two to three hours, go late afternoon, and treat the Glass House and Cave as the paid highlights rather than the whole visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Quranic Park free to enter?

Yes, the park grounds and parking are free. The Glass House and Cave of Miracles charge a modest ticket, with children under a certain age usually entering free.

What are the Quranic Park timings?

The grounds generally open from morning until late evening, with the indoor attractions closing earlier. Hours vary seasonally and during Ramadan, so confirm before visiting.

What is there to see at Quranic Park?

The Glass House with plants mentioned in the Quran, the Cave of Miracles exhibition, a desert garden, lakes, walking and cycling tracks, play areas and an amphitheatre.

Where is Quranic Park in Dubai?

In Al Khawaneej, roughly 25 to 30 minutes from Downtown Dubai and about 20 minutes from Dubai International Airport, with free on-site parking.

How long do you need at Quranic Park?

Two to three hours covers both indoor attractions and a walk through the gardens. Longer if you plan to picnic or use the cycling tracks.

Is Quranic Park good for children?

Yes. The Cave of Miracles uses interactive light and sound displays that engage children, and the grounds have play areas, lawns and cycling tracks.

What is the best time to visit Quranic Park?

October to April for the outdoor areas. In summer, visit the air-conditioned Glass House and Cave, then enjoy the floodlit grounds after sunset.

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