Cannot Miss 8 Things About DUBAI

Dubai: 8 Things You Must Do

DAY TRIP TO ABU DHABI FROM DUBAI: SHEIKH ZAYED MOSQUE

In the city of Abu Dhabi stands the breathtakingly gorgeous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. There are no justifications for not taking a Dhabi trip from Dubai whether you have plans to travel. The mosque is truly exceptional in every sense, much like pretty much everything else in the neighborhood.

The main prayer hall has the biggest carpet in the world, while the courtyard has the biggest marble mosaic. Seven Swarovski crystal chandeliers can be seen throughout, and the majority of it is made of ceramics, marble, gold, crystals, and crystal-like materials. According to reports, it can accommodate more than 40,000 worshipers.

 There are numerous possibilities for trips to Abu Dhabi from Dubai, and most of them looked to offer full-day excursions that began at the mosque and continued to other attractions in Abu Dhabi.

 The mosque has a rigorous dress code, particularly for females. More or less from head to toe, you must be completely covered. It's a wonderful advantage of taking an organized tour if you visit as part of one because they'll probably have gowns for you to put on when you get there.

 

 

GET ON A CAMEL

Where riding a camel is an option, If eating and drinking camel milk seem appealing to you, you can do that in addition to riding them.

In a number of Dubai activities, including a desert safari, camel riding is an option.

No matter where you do it, you shouldn't pass up the chance to do this! 

 

VISIT THE MIRACLE GARDEN

The Miracle Garden is unquestionably a tourist attraction.

You've undoubtedly seen a snapshot or two of a girl posing beneath some heart-shaped flower arches if you've ever looked up Dubai photos on Instagram or even just opened the app in general (ha). It is a unique flower garden that is unlike anything else.

You should definitely check out this place, even though we are suggesting something so touristy! If you just have one day but have three or more days in Dubai, it's worthwhile to add to your itinerary.

  

AT THE ARAB TEA HOUSE, EAT LUNCH

One of the highlights of my vacation was the Arabian Tea House in Old Dubai, which was suggested to me by a resident on Instagram. It is the most exquisite paradise, located in an area with blue and white accents and lush vegetation all around.

It is a fantastic restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We went for lunch and it was almost fully packed with people - both locals and tourists.

They offer regionally inspired cuisine and beverages. One of the pleasures of my vacation was something like the "vegetable salad," in all honesty. Try it, you have to!

They offer a complete food selection along with fresh juice, tea, and other beverages.

Not only is it excellent, but it's also a great, peaceful location to unwind and meet up with friends.

When you're finished, be sure to stroll around Old Dubai a little.

 

 GO ON A BOAT TOUR TO SEE THE SITES

We always advise taking a tour of some form to kick off your experience in a new city.

A 90-minute city tour of Dubai showed you several areas of interest while stopping at a couple of them so you could take pictures.

The Yellow Boats Tour was a pleasant way to explore several of Dubai's well-known attractions while floating through the sea.

 

COYA SERVES PERUVIAN DINNER

Coya, the highly regarded Peruvian restaurant of the Four Seasons, was fantastic.

Beet causes, crab tacos, and five distinct types of ceviche are all included in this exquisite sampler.

Do not omit the pisco sour either.

When you are through, if you are not staying at the Four Seasons, you must! Actually, if you can.

 

TRAVEL TO THE DESERT SAFARI

The Heritage Desert Safari was the safari of choice. When you get at the Desert Safari Conversation Reserve, you can either ride a camel or a vintage Land Rover after being taken from your accommodation. In the event that you choose the Heritage Desert Safari, you will then travel through the desert while occasionally stopping to take pictures and observe some species. Before reaching the real Bedouin camp at dusk, you'll enjoy a falconry display.

There are Henna tattoos, music, dance, bread-making, Arabic coffee-making, and camel rides at the lovely Bedouin camp. This trip isn't for you if you're attempting to take a good camel photo because the camel rides are in the dark.

Following all of the action, you enjoy a lovely meal at the camp. There are several distinct courses and a wide range of choices, including camel milk and meat. There are cultural Emirati acts taking place as you eat, some of which you can participate in.

It's a really great experience, You must not miss this, even if you are only in Dubai for one day.

GO OUT TO EAT AT COMPTOIR 102

Comptoir 102 is various things, including a boutique, a furniture store, and a healthy café.

It's so much pleasure to stroll through and each item is Instagram-perfect, especially if you need to buy something for pals.

If you've been here before, you know that whenever I travel, I look for the best, healthiest places to eat, and this one certainly fills the bill. According to their website, Comptoir 102 is all about enjoying wonderful food and pausing.