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TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN DUBAI
Dubai is one of the most visited cities globally and brings in the most tourist dollars in
the world.
After all, the rulers of Dubai planned and developed the city in such a way that it would
become an international hub of trade and tourism.
You are going to have an amazing time there, So, without further ado, let us begin with
our list of the best things to do in Dubai.
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#1.
Visit the Burj Khalifa The Burj Khalifa is Dubai's most recognized
landmark and major tourist attraction, standing at 829.8 meters as the world's tallest building
and the most prominent of the city's sites of interest.
A visit to the observation deck on the 124th level is a must-do for most visitors while
in the city.
From this vantage point, the views of the metropolitan skyline are just breathtaking.
This observation deck experience includes a multimedia presentation on Dubai and the
Burj Khalifa's construction completed in 2010.
Before a high-speed elevator speeds you up to the observation deck for those unique 360-degree
views out across the skyscrapers to the desert on one side and the ocean on the other, Because
of Dubai's spectacular city-lights panoramas, photographers flock to the city at night.
Purchase your Burj Khalifa "At the Top" Entrance Ticket ahead of time to avoid long lines,
especially if visiting on the weekend.
Back on the ground, the Burj Khalifa's beautifully landscaped gardens with meandering walkways
wrap around the structure.
There are numerous water elements, including the Dubai Fountain, the world's tallest performing
fountain, which is styled after Las Vegas' iconic Bellagio Fountains.
#2.
Visit the Dubai Museum The Al-Fahidi Fort, which was erected to defend
Dubai Creek in 1787, now houses Dubai's outstanding museum.
Traditional coral blocks are used to construct the fort's walls, which are kept together
with lime.
The ceiling is made of palm fronds, clay, and plaster, and wooden poles support the
upper level.
The fort has served as a dwelling for the ruling family, a seat of government, a garrison,
and a prison throughout its history.
It was restored in 1971 (and again in 1995), and it is currently the city's most important
museum.
An interesting collection of historical maps of the Emirates and Dubai greets visitors
at the entrance, depicting the region's massive expansion following the oil boom.
Several traditional boats and a palm-leaf house with an Emirati wind-tower may be found
in the courtyard.
Weaponry is displayed in the right-hand hall, while Emirati musical instruments are displayed
in the left-hand hall.
And Below the ground level is a few exhibit rooms with exhibits and dioramas depicting
various parts of traditional Emirati life such as pearl fishing and Bedouin desert life
and items from the Al Qusais archaeological site's 3,000- to 4,000-year-old burials.
#3.
Shopping in the Souks of Deira The meandering lanes of Deira, which is situated
on the northern bank of Dubai Creek, reveal the melting pot of many nations that have
come to call Dubai home.
Ancient dhows load and unload on the beach, with modern banks, hotels, and office buildings
serving as a backdrop.
Deira is best known to visitors for its traditional souks (markets), which are bustling with shoppers
at all hours of the day.
The Deira Gold Souk is known around the world as the world's largest gold market.
It has stalls bursting at the seams with frankincense, cumin, paprika, saffron, sumac, and thyme,
as well as the fragrant oud wood, rose water, and incense.
The fish market is a lot less touristic than the other markets.
Culture buffs should visit two of Deira's beautifully restored architectural beauties
while they're in the area.
One of them is Heritage House, which was built in 1890 for a wealthy Iranian trader and eventually
became Sheik Ahmed bin Dalmouk's house; it was named after a famous pearl merchant.
Today you can visit it to see what conventional family homes look like.
While, the Al-Ahmadiya School, which opened in 1912 and is now a public education museum,
is Dubai's oldest school.
#4.
Eat-in Burj al- Arab The Burj Al-Arab, rising 321 meters tall on
its own manmade island off the coast of Dubai, is the world's highest hotel.
At night, a coordinated, colored lighting show illuminates the exterior of the building,
which is designed to mimic a billowing dhow sail.
The Burj Al-Arab is one of the world's most costly hotels, with the most luxurious suites
costing more than $15,000 for a single night.
For all of you who enjoy exotic things to do, have dinner at the undersea Al-Mahara
restaurant, whose floor-to-ceiling glass panels in the dining room walls allow you to watch
sea life while you enjoy your meal, or have lunch at the California-style fusion cuisine
Scape, are the best ways to experience the over-the-top extravagance.
For the ultimate afternoon experience, book afternoon tea at the Skyview Bar on the 27th
level to get the best views of the city.
#5.
Chill at Jumeirah Beach The best stretch of public sand in Dubai is
within walking distance of the Burj Al Arab.
Sunbathers flock to this bustling beach to bask in Dubai's dazzling sunshine, while water
sports enthusiasts take advantage of the Persian Gulf's tranquil blue seas.
A children's playground, as well as plenty of grilling and picnic facilities, are available
at Jumeirah Public Beach.
Just arrive early, since the area becomes increasingly packed over the day.
Jumeirah Public Beach is accessible via Jumeirah Road and is open from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m.,
depending on the day.
The beach is free, but the park will set you back a few dirhams.
Make sure you have bottled water and sunscreen before you go to the beach.
Because the sun's rays are highest in the middle of the day, you should seek shade to
avoid dehydration and sunstroke.
#6.
Ski Dubai and the Mall of Emirates Ski Dubai can be described as "surreal."
This vast indoor winter paradise is never without fresh powder snow, even when the city
is engulfed in triple-digit temperatures.
Ski Dubai is the Middle East's first indoor ski center, with five ski runs, the longest
spans over 1,300 feet with a 197-foot vertical drop, a freestyle snowboard zone, a chairlift,
and space for toboggan runs and snowball battles.
There's also a penguin colony inside, as well as the world's first indoor black run and
ski lessons for kids.
Ski Dubai is connected to the Mall of Emirates and the Wild Wadi Waterpark, which are both
located southwest of the Burj Al Arab.
There's also a movie theatre and a family entertainment center featuring a variety of
rides for both kids and adults.
The shopping prospects are limitless, as are the dining alternatives, including every type
of international cuisine.
#7.
Wild Wadi Water Park The Wild Wadi Waterpark has 30 water rides
and recreation areas for people of all ages.
The entire park is based around Juha, a character from Arabian folklore who is prominently featured
throughout the park.
Those seeking thrills can slide down Tantrum Alley or the Burj Surj, while those seeking
tranquility can glide along the lazy river.
There are also other mild slide alternatives and a children's water park and the Wipeout
and Riptide, a simulated surfing experience that is one of only four in the world.
Every day at 10 a.m., Wild Wadi Water Park opens and shuts at 6, 7, 8, or 10 p.m., depending
on the month.
Admission is based on height and costs between 336 dirhams though you can save a lot of money
if you buy your tickets in advance online.
#8.
Family Time at Dubai Parks and Resorts At Dubai Parks and Resorts, all of your entertainment
demands are met in one place.
The only difficulty here is deciding what to do.
This massive undertaking includes a slew of world-class theme parks with something for
everyone, regardless of age.
Motiongate's rides are themed after Hollywood movies.
In contrast, Bollywood Parks' rides bring the world of India's famous film industry
to life, and Legoland Dubai and Legoland Waterpark provide a fun-filled day out for younger guests
with interactive rides, water slides, and a wave pool.
There's no need to leave after you've worn yourself with theme park activities because
the district's connected Riverland Dubai dining area has lots of evening entertainment.
#9.
Go to IMG Worlds of Adventure This theme park in Global Village is the epitome
of immersive entertainment, offering thrills and spills for both children and adults.
There's enough for everyone here, with one zone dedicated solely to Marvel's famed characters,
another to dinosaur-themed rides, and still another to the Cartoon Network, with milder
rides and activities for younger children.
This is ideal for families seeking a fun-filled day out, whether you want to help the Avengers
battle Ultron, scare yourself silly in a haunted mansion, or follow Spider-Man as he swings
through the city.
#10.
Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve We strongly advise escaping to the Dubai Desert
Conservation Reserve when the glamour and glam of downtown Dubai become too much.
The first national park in the United Arab Emirates is located on the city's outskirts
and covers around 87 square miles of the Arabian Desert.
The reserve is mostly utilized for research, although tourists are free to visit and explore
the area – with one exception: visitors are not allowed to tour the reserve alone.
Fortunately, the park caters to guests of all ages and interests with a diverse choice
of activities.
For adventure seekers, sandboarding, archery, and dune driving on a luxury four-wheeler
are all available.
Those looking for a more relaxed atmosphere can relax on low cushions in Bedu tents while
enjoying a delectable Dune Dinner or book a more private Desert Dinner.
There are also camel treks, horseback excursions, and a falconry class to choose from.
After the day is over, visitors can tent on-site or retire to the magnificent Al Maha A Luxury
Collection Desert Resort & Spa.
After the day, visitors can tent on-site or retire to the magnificent Al Maha A Luxury
Collection Desert Resort & Spa.
The fascinating flora and wildlife, as well as all of the enjoyable activities, like barbecues
and camel rides, will ensure that you have an unforgettable experience.
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