Located on the Persian Gulf coast, Dubai is a part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The UAE is a country comprising of seven smaller emirates. Dubai is one of these emirates. Considered to be the fastest evolving city, Dubai allows you to experience the luxurious lifestyle from exclusive yacht parties to dinners in the sky. The well-connected transport system makes travel easy. Although you do need a Dubai visa to enter and explore this beautiful emirate, getting one isn’t a tough task.
In order to experience the luxurious lifestyle, there are a number of Dubai packages that you can choose from. These packages allow you to choose from a large variety of options ranging from stay to travel and all the major sightseeing destinations.
Here are some of the top tourist destinations you should visit on your trip to Dubai:
- The Burj Khalifa: the Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world with a total height of 2,722 feet. The building was inaugurated in 2010 under a project known as Downtown Dubai. The decision to build this building was based on an attempt for Dubai to gain international recognition, and it worked! This is a must-visit in your Dubai package.
2. Jumeirah Beach: The stunning beach lies along Dubai’s beautiful coastline. It offers long stretches of soft white sand to relax and enjoy your day. If you are a guest at any of the hotels such as the Burj Al Arab or the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, you could enjoy private parties and exclusive water sports. If you aren’t a guest at any of these hotels, you may still visit the beach park, or the lively cafes or just lay back and enjoy the wonderful sunset.
3. Mall of the Emirates: The Mall of the Emirates is a shopping mall based in Dubai, opening its gates in 2005, the mall is home to 630 shopping outlets, over a 100 restaurants and cafes more than 250 flagship stores. In its premises, you would also find the Middle East’s first indoor ski resort, Ski Dubai.
4. Dubai Fountain: The Dubai fountain is the world’s second largest choreographed fountain spraying 83,000 litres of water in the air at any given moment. This was also a part of the Downtown Dubai and was officially inaugurated in May 2009.
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