Tours in Dubai

Dubai: The Most Interesting of the Emirate

Dubai is one of the seven Emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates. This emirate is located in the Arabian desert and is bordered by the Sultanate of Oman to the southeast, Abu Dhabi to the south, Ajman to the west, Sharjah to the northwest, and Ras al-Khaimah to the north.

Dubai stands out for its luxury shopping malls and its futuristic architecture that seems to be taken from a science fiction novel. An important part of the population is made up of foreigners and something very striking about this site is its vibrant nightlife.

Dubai's geography is characterized by being made up mostly of desert and having mountains to the east. In turn, this emirate has an important beach area and something very striking about this destination is the construction of artificial islands that has been carried out in order to gain ground from the sea.

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Dubai's high season is from November to March, so we recommend that you take these months into account if you want to enjoy the heat of summer. And if you are one of those who suffocate quickly, don't worry, its modern buildings always have a good temperature.

What to Eat and Drink in Dubai

Dubai is a destination that is characterized by offering excellent quality service to tourists, and gastronomy is no exception to the rule. This is so because the hotels and restaurants of this emirate have recruited the best chefs from around the globe.

For this reason, you will find that eating in Dubai is a journey in itself given its international culinary offerings. However, if you are interested in knowing the most traditional recipes of the Emirate, you will also find tasty options.

Some of the dishes that we recommend you try are: Kebbe naie, meatballs made from beef or lamb, couscous, chopped onion, lemon juice and various spices, and Massaf, one of the most special recipes in the region. , used for weddings or other important events, which consists of whole roasted lamb, later cooked in a yogurt sauce and served on a bed of rice or Bulgur.

To accompany meals we recommend Chai zan-jabeel, a very delicious ginger-based tea.

And a dessert that you cannot stop trying is Le-ge-matt, small balls of milk, yogurt and salt, fried and coated with honey.

What to See and Do in Dubai

Dubai is a destination famous for its futuristic architecture, its luxurious shops and architecture that seems to be from the future.

In addition, due to its proximity to destinations such as Abu Dhabi, Ajman and Sharjah, several travelers combine their visit to Dubai with these sites.

You also have one-day tours of the attractions of Dubai. Do not wait any longer to book your excursions through the spectacular Dubai!