Joanna James
When visiting Dubai, it is best to come prepared to embark on a mind-expanding, in terms of what is possible for humans to achieve. This destination offers stunning shopping complexes, architectural achievements and a rich culture that makes it a joy to visit. Buckle up for an amazing journey!
For many, it is always an awe-inspiring sight to witness the wonders of what is achievable by the hands of humans. As a religious destination, the Grand Mosque is one of Dubai's most recognisable landmarks and offers up a stunning sight in the morning or early evenings.
If you are staying at one of the residences in Dubai such as the Anantara the Palm Dubai Resort then be sure to get some transport organized to catch the sunsets that can be enjoyed near these locations as well!
A visit to Dubai would not be complete without a mention of the Burj Khalifa. Enjoy the exhilarating feeling of being on top of the world at the Top Burj Khalifa observation deck, located on the 124th floor of the world's tallest tower and guaranteed to be the part of your trip to this stunning city. This is also an ideal place to take your kids so that they may also experience this rare opportunity.
A great time to visit this massive marvel of human engineering ingenuity is during the break of dusk, or if you want to spend a little bit more time during the day, simply visit and enjoy their stunning outdoor terrace.
When someone wonders about the things to do in Dubai, Delma island will come to mind! Despite being quite a distance away from the bustling heart of Dubai, this island is home to over more than 7000 years of the storied history and is currently one of the few places where one can experience what true Persian Gulf culture used to be like. With a variety of activities to attract visitors, there is a ferry service that is used to accommodate the inhabitants of the island as well as those coming to see the island for themselves. With a variety of date farms scattered around the island along with the fishery industry forming a backbone for the sustenance of the island, it truly is a wonderous place that seems almost preserved in time. Depending on the traveller's preference, it is possible to simply camp on its pristine beach or stay at a nearby resort.
It is always recommended that when you visit a place like Dubai, that you spend some time taking in the wonders of the deserts.
The Dubai Museum is well worth a visit at any given opportunity during your stay. Located within the historical Al Fahidi Fort, the oldest remaining building in Dubai, and was constructed at the start of the 1970s.
This is also a brilliant starting point to take in all the intricacies and beauties of this culture as well.
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