Diverse population from various backgrounds earning their
living and enjoying the best desert on earth. The Emirate of Dubai is the 2nd
largest United Arab Emirates of the Persian Gulf in the northeast and shares
border with other Emirati states like Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia etc. In
the southeast, it shares boundary with the sultanate of Oman. There are only 5% natives of the population in Dubai,The
population of 2.5million created more businesses like, catering, restaurants,
hotels etc.
To keep moving such number of people the roads weren’t
enough though, so the government took initiative steps and launched metro for
everybody to rush around the city faster and easier. The maintenance is an
ongoing job which keeps Dubai clean and enjoyable. The state government worked
with enthusiasm and constructed city for economy to progress. Construction
industry required a lot of labours and therefore hire skilled workers from all
over the world and experts from all the industries to supply skilled
personnel’s to the flourishing businesses.
Weather:
In Dubai one will experience a desert climate.
Summers in Dubai are extremely hot and humid, with an average high around 42°C
(108°F) and overnight lows around 29°C (84°F). Days are sunny throughout the
year where you will experience bright sunshine. Winters are bit warm with an
average high of 23°C (73 °F) and overnight lows of 14°C (57°F).
Health and
Safety:
Drinking water is usually produced by desalination
so it is normally safe to drink, nevertheless you may prefer the taste of
bottled water. It is advisable to drink plenty of water in the heat or carry a
bottle with you at all times. It’s also advisable that travellers carry a
sunscreen or anti sun lotion assist very hot during day times.
Now big question is how to reach Dubai
and start enjoying the shades of Dubai. Well 1st thing 1st.
Do you need visa?
Visas:
Before you travel to the Dubai, please check your visa requirements and
make sure you have a valid visa if needed. No advance visas arrangements are
required to visit Dubai for most of the countries as it is tourists welcoming
state. EU nationals, Americans, United Kingdom, Australians, Canadians and Gulf
countries can enter the state with valid passports and stay up to 30days
without visa or else for longer stays they can take extension from the
immigration authorities that is subject to some cost.
Some nationalities require visas
beforetheir arrival on DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. These are the nationals you
found most in Dubai people from Egypt, Iran, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan,
Nepal & Bangladesh & others are in big numbers working in the labour
class. The tourists also have to have visa which registered travel agents in
Dubai and apply on behalf of their clients which are usually approved with
24hrs to 72hrs.
WARNING: - The state of
Dubai has substantive laws & their laws on DRUGS SUMGLINGLY as sticker than
any other.
Please ensure you don’t carry anything
which can be categorized as Narcotics or else you face life time behind the
bars in Dubai or Death as worst case.
Please ensure if you have take any drugs
in parties few days ago can put you in high trouble on arrival at Dubai.
recently one of a British woman had a tiny
(very tiny) spot of heroin on her boat (she wasn’t the user of drug she just
caught some on her shoe while passing by a street somewhere in London. she had
spend 4 years in cell.
So, please ensure you clean before you
travel to Dubai
Now Since, I am from UK so; I am going
to talk about the flights from UK to Dubai. A direct from London to Dubai is
for about 7hrs that covers about 3400 miles. Whereas indirect flights with
their stopovers at relevant airports may take up to 15hrs. All international
commercials airlines operate to Dubai from United Kingdom airports. Searching
on Google is possible the best platform for cheap flights to
Dubai and by checking different online travel agents you may find
yourself the most suitable flight economically. There options like book now pay
later flight which helps individuals and families to reserve their seats now
and pay in instalments with ease.
So, once done with flights you need to
line up the place you want to explore in Dubai and activities you want to avail
while being on the superb travel destination.
The state of Dubai comprises of three
parts, the Jameirah Creek is historical part and the rest are commercial and
business activities are performed there.
Tourisms:
Dubai has been renowned
as “the shopping capital of the Middle East". Dubai alone has more than 70
shopping malls, including the world's largest shopping mall, Dubai Mall. Dubai
is shoppers Paradise, malls with int’l and local brands. One must visit the
mall of emirates. Dubai is also known for the traditional souk districts
located on either side of the creek. There are many tourist attractions in
Dubai, resulting from a large scale construction boom, such as:
Jumeirah mosque:
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This is largest in the city, and a wonderful example of Islamic
architecture.
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Burj Khalifa:
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Until recently called Burj Dubai, at 828 metres and 160 floors this is
the world tallest structure by the long shot.
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Burj Al Arab Hotel:
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For a glimpse into “how the other half lives” (self-proclaimed
as the only 7 star hotels in the world).
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Safaris:
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Desert Safaris are becoming
extremely increasingly famous and tours usually include Sand Surfing down a
hill.
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Bastakiya District:
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One of the last remaining pockets of Old Dubai,
home to many reconstructed buildings in the traditional style.
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Palm islands:
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The largest artificial islands in the world are
located just off the coast of Dubai. The island is shaped like a palm leaf,
with a trunk connected to the mainland, fronds extending from the trunk, and
a crescent.
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The Dubai Fountains:
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At 270m (900ft) in length and sporting a jet that
shoots water up to 150m (500 ft), the Dubai Fountain is indeed the world's
largest dancing fountain and one with a very enticing display - a definite
must see.
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Foods:
Dubai is the best place to taste all types of Gulf
and Middle Eastern Cuisine, including Iranian, Lebanese and Arabic food. The
most salient foods here are starters and salads. The other staple foods here
are Matchbous, Esh asaraya, Tabbouleh and Mehalabiya, Stuffed Camel, Al Harees,
Falafel, Hummus, Ghuzi, Shawarama. If you want to savor the exotic taste of
Dubai I genuinely recommend trying these marvellous food inventions.
Nightlife
of Dubai:
The one attraction of Dubai is its nightlife scene with a large choice of
bars and nightclubs to be enjoyed. These nightclubs have different music
throughout the week such as R&B, Hip Hop, House Latin, Arabic pop and bangs
out the Funky House beat. Dubai also has some interesting laws when it comes
nightclubs such as 21 is the minimum age to purchase alcohol and some club do not
allow entry under 25.
Festival in
Dubai:
City has much to offer to tourists and
keeps the residents happy with activities and festivals. Famous places are most
visited Bet there are some unknown places which are worth exploring. The Dubai authorities
have inspired organizations to plan various festivals and event to enhance
tourists in the city. These festival and events are implementing throughout the
years making sure tourists stay is as enjoyable.
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