Some interesting facts about Dubai
The city of Dubai, which until recently had no excitement or motivation for travel among travelers and tourists, has become one of the best cities in the world in recent years in terms of quality of life and top attractions in the world. You can watch many "most" in this city and be amazed by them. In this colorful and colorful jewel of the Middle East, you will see people from different cultures and you will visit attractions that are unparalleled in the world. In this article, we want to talk about interesting facts about Dubai from Elie Gesht tourism magazine. For example, it is interesting to know that 7 of the tallest hotels in the world are located in Dubai. Follow us to get more acquainted with the most of this city.
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The Iranian tourism department has unveiled a first capsule hotel in the country as authorities seek to expand tourism amenities for budget-conscious travelers. Iran’s minister of tourism Ali Asghar Mounessan unveiled a first sample of the new capsule hotel in the ministry’s headquarters in downtownTehran on Saturday. A report by the ministry’s news website CHTN.ir said that the government plans to set up 200 beds in capsule hotels in the top traveler destination city of Mashhad as well as in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz and Tabriz.  Iran Unveils Its First Capsule HotelMounessan said the low budget accommodation could help travelers and renters in areas like nature camps, airports and railway stations. “One of the benefits of this (type of) accommodation is th
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What was once a sleepy little port on the Arabian peninsula has now grown into one of the epicentres of the global tourism industry. The city of Dubai has been given a central role in the UAE government’s push to make the country into one of the premier tourist destinations in the world. The country’s burgeoning list of tourist attractions includes many iconic buildings and structures located in and around the city.
Many of these new attractions, like the Dubai Frame, have already entered the lists of globally-renowned tourist destinations. Dubai has already solidified its position among the leading tourist destinations in the world. Over the past decade, the city has consistently found itself among the top 10 most visited cities in the world and has also risen to prominence
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Dubai's excellent museum is housed in the Al-Fahidi Fort, built in 1787 to defend Dubai Creek. The fort's walls are built out of traditional coral-blocks and held together with lime. The upper floor is supported by wooden poles, and the ceiling is constructed from palm fronds, mud, and plaster.
In its history, the fort has served as a residence for the ruling family, a seat of government, garrison, and prison. Restored in 1971 (and again extensively in 1995), it is now the city's premier museum. The entrance has a fascinating exhibition of old maps of the Emirates and Dubai, showing the mammoth expansion that hit the region after the oil boom. The courtyard is home to several traditional boats and a palm-leaf house with an Emirati wind-tower. The rig
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Atlantis, The Palm, in Dubai is one of the most opulent resort complexes in the world and the Aquaventure Waterpark is its award-winning attraction, famous not only in the middle-east but around the world as well. Sprawling over the beachfront apex that covers 17 acres in The Palm’s crescent, you will be surrounded by a verdant tropical landscape with a private beach. From lazy rivers to wave pools, thrill rides to water slides, kids’ play area to cabanas, there is something for every age group. As an added adventure, you have the opportunity to see sharks and rays from a close range.
Aquaventure Waterpark Opening Hours And Tickets
The Aquaventure Waterpark timings are generally from 10 AM till sunset daily, although the closing time can be changed according to the months of the ye
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Just outside Al Bustan Palace Hotel, opposite the imposing parliament buildings, a small roundabout is home to Sohar, a boat named after the hometown of the famous Omani seafarer Ahmed Bin Majid. The boat (a replica of one sailed by Abdullah Bin Gasm in the mid-8th century to Guangzhou, China) was built in the dhow yards of Sur from the bark of more than 75,000 palm trees and four tonnes of rope. Not a single nail was used in the construction.
British adventurer Tim Severin is a renowned historian and travel writer who spent a lifetime retracing legendary voyages to determine if they were practically feasible. He engaged a crew of Omani sailors to sail Sohar to Guangzhou in 1980. The journey of 6000 nautical miles took eight months to complete and helped prove that the mythical t
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Mutrah Corniche , Overview
Mutrah Corniche is a promenade stretching for 3 kilometres along the waterfront and is lined with restaurants, cafes, and markets. You can see the views of the Oman Port and harbour on one side and the beautiful rock formations of the Hajar Mountains and the Portuguese watchtowers on the other.
The northern end of the corniche has a fish market and a dhow harbour. The eastern end of the harbour is dominated by the Mutrah Fort. The Fort is generally closed for visitors. However, its flank can be climbed for more great views of the harbour.
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Unbeatable shopping
With over 25 pavilions representing more than 78 countries and thousands of shopping outlets to explore, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Global Village.
It's the perfect opportunity to fill your bags with authentic buys from around the world, including traditional spices from India, Hello Kitty stationery from the Far East, matryoshka dolls from Russia, wood carvings from Africa, fashionable finds from Europe and more. The hand-crafted rugs from Iran and precious sidr honey from Yemen are always big draws too, so take the time to wander and explore |
Unbeatable shopping
With over 25 pavilions representing more than 78 countries and thousands of shopping outlets to explore, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Global Village.
It's the perfect opportunity to fill your bags with authentic buys from around the world, including traditional spices from India, Hello Kitty stationery from the Far East, matryoshka dolls from Russia, wood carvings from Africa, fashionable finds from Europe and more. The hand-crafted rugs from Iran and precious sidr honey from Yemen are always big draws too, so take the time to wander and explore |
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