"Shammat Hawa" (Adventurous Brothers), which premieres on September 15 at 4:30 pm UAE time, stars Arab twin brothers Abdullah and Noor Fakhr, and chronicles their thrilling expeditions across the nation, taking in stunning vistas and taking part in daring experiences.
Shammat Hawa (Adventurous Brothers) a new gripping, action-filled adventure youth series, locally produced and taking place around the UAE, will be aired on National Geographic Kids Abu Dhabi from September 15. Starring Arab twin brothers Abdullah and Noor Fakhr, or ‘Twinzy’ as they are widely known, the series chronicles their thrilling expeditions across the nation, taking in stunning vistas and taking part in daring experiences.
The 14-part series follows the brothers’ eye-opening journey, starting from Abu Dhabi’s Eastern Mangroves and Mushrif Park and going on to Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah, Shark Island in Khor Fakkan, and ending in Al Qudra desert’s cycling track in Dubai.
From trekking, swimming, parasailing, cycling, and hovering in a hot-air balloon, Abdullah and Noor pull viewers into their outdoor adventures, with their animated banter and social encounters on the way. While they’re enjoying the outdoors, the two brothers highlight steps to protect and conserve the environment.
Commenting on the show, Abdullah said: “This show has allowed us to see the UAE through new eyes and exploring areas I had heard about but never visited. We wanted this show to be inspiring to children and encourage them to engage in different types of outdoor sports, especially since the show is presented in an entertaining, experiential way. In the show, we also wanted to focus on the importance of conserving the environment. Nature offers us a lot, yet we have to take responsibility for protecting the earth.”
The series reflects National Geographic Kids Abu Dhabi’s mission to ignite curiosity and inspire exploration, science and adventure in the region’s future generations. It also reinforces the channel’s vision to bring world-class edutainment that is locally produced with immersive experiences that appeals to Arab youth who are hungry for exploration and adventure.
