Dubai- UAE

Country	UAE
Continent	Asia
Capital City	Abu Dhabi
Best time to visit	November to March
Flight options	Emirates /Indigo/Etihad/Jet airways/Spice get
Language	Arabic/ English
Currency	AED Dirhams
Visa requirement	Pre-arrival VISA

 Famous Sightseeing places

1.    Burj Khalifa

2.    Desert safari

3.    Dubai mall

4.    Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo – Dubai Mall

5.    Dubai Miracle Garden

6.    Global Village

7.    IMG world of adventures (near Global village)

8.    Atlantis The Palm -Lost of chambers Aquarium

9.    Aqua venture Waterpark & Dolphins bay-Atlantis

10.  Dubai parks and Resorts

a.    Bollywood park-Bollywood theme rides & shows

b.    Legoland – Bollywood theme park

c.    Motion gate -Hollywood theme park

11.  Burj Al-Arab

12.  Wild wadi water park -Burj al arab

13.  Jumeirah Mosque

14.  Ski Dubai

15.  Palm Jumeirah

16.  Skydive Dubai

17.  Dubai Frame

18.  Dhow cruise (Marina, Creek)

Things to do

·         Sky diving

·         Skiing

·         Dhow cruise

·         Visit Gold Souk

·         Dubai mall

·         Cuisine trail

·         Marina yatch club

Abudhabi -UAE (The capital city)

1.    Sheik Zayed grand Mosque

2.    Yas island

a.    Yas Marina circuit

b.    Ferrari world -Abudhabi

c.    Worner bros, world of Abudhabi

d.    Yas water world

e.    Yas Beach

f.     YAS Mall

g.    Yas Gold links

3.    Emirates Palace- Luxury htel

4.    Marina Eye – Ferries wheel

5.    Ferrari world – Abudhabi

6.    Yellow boats

7.    Obervation deck -Eithehad towers

8.    Arabian nights village

9.    Date Market

10.  World trade centre – Souk & Mall

11.  Marina Mall

1.    Burj khalifa- The Burj Khalifa is the tallest structure 829.8 m (2,722 Ft.)  in the world. The Burj Khalifa is the tallest building on the planet, soaring 2,717 feet (828 meters) high with more than 160 stories set in a stepped design that narrows as it climbs, syringe-like, to the sky. The design is patterned after the repetition of a single geometric shape, meant to echo Islamic art. Bringing a new meaning to the term skyscraper, the building is part of the massive downtown Dubai complex of offices, hotels, shopping malls, entertainment precincts, and apartment buildings.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  Burj Khalifa tickets are required to access the structure's observation decks.

Ø  An At the Top admission ticket includes access to levels 124 and 125, while an At the Top SKY ticket allows access to levels 124, 125, and 148.

Ø  Kids under 4 years old enter free.

2.    Desert safari– Travel experience in desert with dinner. Just beyond the towering skyscrapers and luxury hotels of Dubai, one of the Middle East’s most fascinating metropolises, lies the desert of the United Arab Emirates—an incredibly interesting natural landscape of much more than just sand dunes. From camel rides to ATV adventures, here’s how to visit the desert around Dubai.

Highlights:

Ø  Take a camel ride through the dunes of the Dubai desert for a traditional view of the stark and spectacular landscape.

Ø  Hop into a 4WD vehicle for a day of dune bashing and desert exploration.

Ø  Experience the thrill of sandboarding down desert sand dunes.

Ø  Watch a falconry demonstration to learn about the hunting skills of the Emiratis’ favourite bird.

Ø  Tuck into an alfresco BBQ dinner while watching a live tanoura (whirling dervish) and belly dancing show.

Ø  Sleep beneath the stars on an overnight safari to a Bedouin camp.

3.    Dubai mall- The Dubai Mall is a shopping mall in Dubai and the largest mall in the world by total area. The world’s largest shopping mall by area, Dubai Mall boasts a huge range of attractions—making it a full-blown UAE entertainment destination. At the heart of Downtown Dubai, this 4-level colossus houses around 1,300 stores, plus restaurants, cinemas, Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, and the Burj Khalifa.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  Dubai Mall is a must-visit for shopaholics and fun-loving families with kids.

Ø  Expect to spend half a day or more here, perhaps on top of a visit to the Burj Khalifa or Dubai Aquarium.

Ø  Wear comfy shoes: the mall is the size of 200 football pitches, so there’s lots of walking.

Ø  Some shops are grouped into themed areas, such as boutiques at Fashion Avenue, footwear at Level Shoes, and jewelers at the Gold Souk.

Ø  Free WiFi, mobile charging stations, and ATMs are available in the mall.

4.    Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo- located on the Ground Level of the Dubai Mall is one of the largest suspended aquariums in the world. Within the Dubai Mall, the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo is no stranger to superlatives, including the world’s largest collection of sand sharks and one of the world’s largest acrylic panel viewing platforms. Numerous marine habitats, including an underwater tunnel, house 33,000 marine animals, from crocodiles to tropical fish.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  The Dubai Aquarium is a must-visit for families and animal lovers.

Ø  Much of the aquarium is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.

Ø  Give yourself at least two hours to see everything the aquarium has to offer.

Ø  Consider booking any special experiences ahead of time to avoid lines and disappointment.

6. Dubai Miracle Garden- The Dubai Miracle Gardenias a garden. The garden occupies over 72,000 square metres (780,000 sq. ft.), making it the world's largest natural flower garden featuring over 109 million flowers planted. A floral wonderland of 50 million flowers, the Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the UAE's most original attractions. Branded as the world's largest natural flower garden, it boasts hundreds of flower-formed displays spread over 18 acres (7.3 hectares), all of which create an extravaganza of colour and scent on the outskirts of Dubai.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  Miracle Garden is great for families with kids and anyone wanting a break from urban Dubai.

Ø  Don’t forget sunscreen—there’s not much shade—and bring your camera to capture the Instagram-worthy exhibits.

Ø  The garden closes for summer and is typically only open from mid-November to mid-May.

Ø  Exhibits change regularly, so don’t count on seeing a specific one from season to season.

Ø  Food kiosks, coffee shops, kids’ playgrounds, hammocks, and restrooms are all here for breaks from the sightseeing.

8. Global Village- Global Village claims to be the world's largest tourism, leisure, shopping and entertainment project. It is the region's first cultural, entertainment, family and shopping destination. Visited by over five million people every year, The Global Village brings together the best of cultural offerings through 32 giant stalls and pavilions representing more than 75 countries with different cultures. The food, the souvenirs, shopping, rides, and excitement all makes it a cosmopolitan and diverse experience for all our guests. Our exclusively designed Global Village tours ensure that our guests start having fun from the word go. Book us for your Global Village tour Global Village was started as an initiative to highlight the cultural aspect of Dubai and the cosmopolitan blend that the city with over 85% of expat population represents. Over the years, the Global Village has transformed into a much bigger, grander and colossal event that has its distinctive presence on a global scale.

7. Atlantis The Palm- Atlantis, The Palm is a luxury hotel resort located at the apex of the Palm Jumeirah in Dubai. Attraction, and that’s certainly the case with the extravagant Atlantis Palm Hotel. The 1,539-room, ocean-themed resort occupies the top portion of the crescent of land surrounding the man-made Palm Islands, just off the coast of Dubai, and it includes 42 acres (17 hectares) of amusement and entertainment space. Even if you’re not a resort guest, it’s worthwhile to spend a day enjoying everything it has to offer.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  The hotel is a must-see for animal lovers and first-time visitors to Dubai.

Ø  Choose among a range of activities and tour options, including aquarium entry, scuba diving, and snorkelling.

Ø  Experiences at the Atlantis Palm Hotel can last anywhere from 30 minutes to a full day.

Ø  Out of respect for local customs, a cover-up over swimwear is requested when visitors are walking around the resort.

9. Burj Al-Arab- The sail-like silhouette of the Burj Al-Arab has become a symbol of Dubai's opulence and affluence, standing at 1,053 feet (321 meters) as the third-tallest hotel and one of the most luxurious hotels in the United Arab Emirates. Opened in 1999, the landmark boasts plenty of superlatives, including its five-star status.

10. Jumeirah Mosque- Built from white sandstone and crowned with a central dome and two towering minarets, Jumeirah Mosque is Dubai's main place of worship and arguably one of the most beautiful mosques in the United Arab Emirates. Aside from being an extremely popular photography site in Dubai, the landmark is also notable in that it is the only mosque in the city open to non-Muslim visitors—an excellent way to gain a deeper understanding of Islam and its traditions.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  Photography is allowed inside the mosque, so don't forget to bring your camera.

Ø  Visitors are asked to wear modest dress (long pants or skirts and sleeves, with headscarves for women) and to remove their shoes before entering the mosque.

Ø  The site's informational 'Open Doors, Open Minds' program includes coffee, dates, and pastries.

Ø  Appropriate attire can be provided at the mosque if necessary.

11. Ski Dubai- Ski Dubai is an indoor ski resort with five slopes of varying difficulties, lengths, and gradients, including the world's first indoor black run and largest indoor snow park. Aside from the sporting opportunities, the park offers plenty of snow-centric fun for non-skiers as well.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  This site is a must for families and active travelers.

Ø  Choose between a single attraction ticket and an unlimited park pass.

Ø  All equipment and winter gear is included, but remember to bring a hat and gloves.

Ø  New skiers can sign up for a lesson from ski instructors at the Ski Dubai ski school.

Ø  Lockers are available for a small fee.

12. Palm Jumeirah- Jutting into the Persian Gulf from southern Dubai, the Palm Jumeirah is an artificial island in the shape of a palm tree and ringed by a crescent-shaped breakwater. The world’s biggest artificial island, it draws visitors to its palatial hotels, theme parks, and shopping malls.

Things to Know Before You Go

Ø  The Palm Jumeirah is a must-see for first-time Dubai visitors, shoppers, families, and theme park lovers.

Ø  If time is short, take a half-day tour that covers Dubai’s highlights and an Atlantis photo stop.

Ø  If you can’t manage a flightseeing experience, the monorail is the next-best way to see the Palm’s fronds and palm shape.

Ø  Bring your hat and sunscreen; there’s little shade anywhere on the island.

13. Aquaventure Waterpark- Brave water rides, see marine animals, and much more at the Aquaventure Waterpark in Dubai. One of the Middle East's biggest and best water parks, it sits next to Atlantis, The Palm resort on Palm Jumeirah island. Visit for record-breaking slides, river rides, multiple pools, and a private beach spread over 42 acres (17 hectares) of seafront.

14. Skydive Dubai- A tandem skydive is experienced while strapped in with a partner, generally an experienced instructor who will take you through the motions. It is like this that you experience the exhilaration of jumping from a moving plane at 13, 000 ft, not to mention the 60-second free fall that will follow. Sounds scary and exciting at the same time but don't worry, you'll be int he best possible hands. SkyDive Dubai is the biggest name in adventure sports in the city. Having taken the lead in terms of providing high-quality services when it comes to aerial sports, they have developed an incredible location in Dubai, offering the most awe-inspiring views as the setting for your once in a lifetime experience flight experience, which is the Palm Drop Zone located in the heart of the city.

5. Ferrari world- Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is an amusement park on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. You can enjoy different rides and shows in the park.Formula Rossa, the world's fastest roller coaster, is also located here.