Dubai

UAE Dubai

Duration

4 days

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Overview

Dubai is the capital of the Emirate of Dubai and the most populous metropolitan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Situated as a modest fishing hamlet in the 18th century, the city evolved swiftly in the early 21st century into a metropolitan powerhouse with a concentration on tourism and hospitality. Dubai is one of the world’s most famous tourist attractions. This may be attributed to Dubai’s blend of an international lifestyle and native customs, and also the city’s having the second most five-star hotels in the world, and the world’s tallest structure, the Burj Khalifa. The higher Creek Tower is being developed to stay up with the competition and for other reasons. Dubai, located in the eastern section of the Arabian Peninsula on the Persian Gulf coast, aspires to be Western Asia’s economic center. It is also an important global passenger and cargo transportation hub. Oil income aided the city’s expansion, which was already a significant commercial center. Since the early twentieth century, Dubai has been a regional and international commerce hub, and its economy is based on earnings from trade, tourism, aviation, real estate, and financial services. In 2018, oil production contributed less than 1% of the emirate’s GDP. The city with a population of approximately 3.4 million people (as of 2021).

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Pick and Drop Services
1 Meal Per Day
Cruise Dinner & Music Event
Visit 7 Best Places in the City With Group

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Tour Plan

Burj Khalifa

At the very peak and at the very top Sky is among the greatest locations to visit with family in Dubai. The ride leads visitors to the 124th and 125th floors of the world's highest structure and provides a panoramic view of the whole city. The view from the 124th-floor observation deck is, for want of a better term, amazing. If you've taken the more expensive "At The Top Sky'' trip at Burj Khalifa, you'll avoid the queues and go right to the 148th level for an even higher-flying experience. Whatever you decide, there will be moments on your trip that neither of your family or friends will forget for a long time.

Al Fahidi

The Al Fahidi Quarter (formerly known as the Bastakiya district) was created in the late nineteenth century to house affluent Persian merchants who traded mostly in pearls and textiles but were drawn to Dubai because of tax-free commerce and accessibility to Dubai Creek.

Al Fahidi is located along the creek in the eastern part of Bur Dubai, and the coral and limestone structures, many of which have walls covered with wind towers, have been well preserved.

Wind towers supplied an early type of air cooling to the dwellings here, since the wind caught in the tower was directed downwards into the houses. This architectural feature was most likely brought to the Gulf by Persian traders. The small roads, lined with distinctive Arabian architecture, are suggestive of a bygone, slower era in Dubai's past.

The Majlis Gallery (housed in a wind tower) has a collection of traditional Arab pottery and furnishings, and the AlSerkal Cultural Foundation has a store, café, and changing art galleries.

Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo

The greatest destinations to explore Dubai for families and kids alike is the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. This aquarium is one of the world's largest suspended aquariums, and one must see it to appreciate its beauty. It is situated just on the Ground Surface of The Dubai Mall and is thus an excellent choice for anyone looking for both shopping and entertainment. The 10 million aquarium tank is home to a large number of aquatic critters from over 140 different species. There are around 300 sharks and rays, including the world's largest bunch of Sand Tiger Sharks.

To make the most of their visit, visitors can take a glass-bottom trip over the tank, go cage snorkeling, shark dive, or take a more traditional approach by going under the 48-meter tunnel that provides a 270-degree overview of the aquarium