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The evening safari in Dubai is actually very fulfilling. For just $30, you can experience a variety of activities. At dusk, a private jeep will pick you up from your hotel (we had a 7-seater jeep all to ourselves for 3 people). Activities include: - Enjoying the desert canyon views - Thrilling dune bashing in a jeep Upon arrival at the venue, before the evening show begins, you can try various activities: - Camel riding - Holding a Middle Eastern falcon on your hand - Henna painting - Sandboarding When the evening show starts, you can enjoy a Middle Eastern buffet. The roasted lamb is incredibly delicious, even for someone like me who usually dislikes the taste of lamb. 😋 During the meal, you can watch exciting Middle Eastern performances, including belly dancing and fire shows. 👏 Due to Dubai's abundance of oil and cars, most transportation services are very affordable, making it a great option for families who prefer not to use public transport.

Dubai isn’t only about sand and sunbeds. It’s a city of contrasts — old and new, quiet and futuristic — and three days is perfect to feel its depth. 🗓️ Day 1: Old Dubai & culture Start where it all began. ☕ Al Fahidi Historical District — walk through wind-tower houses, art courtyards, and quiet lanes 🏛️ Dubai Museum / Al Fahidi Fort — short but meaningful history stop 🚤 Cross Dubai Creek by traditional abra — simple, local, iconic 🛍️ Explore Gold & Spice Souks — colors, smells, and slow bargaining 🍽️ Dinner in Al Seef — heritage vibes, lantern lights, and waterfront views 🌙✨ 🗓️ Day 2: Modern Dubai & city icons Dubai at full scale. 🛍️ Dubai Mall — not just shopping: aquarium views, fountains, and people-watching 🏙️ Burj Khalifa — city views that put everything into perspective 🎨 Museum of the Future — architecture + ideas, very Dubai 🌃 Evening walk around Downtown Dubai — fountains dancing, skyline glowing, city alive ✨ 🗓️ Day 3: Desert & local neighborhoods Nature + real-life Dubai. 🐪 Desert safari — dunes, silence, sunset, and starry skies 🍽️ Traditional dinner in the desert — calm, warm, unforgettable OR stay in the city: 🎭 Alserkal Avenue — galleries, cafés, creative energy 🌆 City Walk or Boxpark — relaxed streets, design, and food spots Finish with dinner overlooking the skyline — rooftop views, warm air, slow night 🍷🌌 Dubai without beaches feels bold, cultural, and surprisingly soulful ❤️ A city you don’t just visit — you experience.

The most popular areas among tourists are Dubai Marina, Downtown, Deira, Palm Jumeirah, Al Barsha, and Bur Dubai. Let’s go through them one by one: Deira - the most budget-friendly option. It’s close to the airport but far from Dubai Marina. Nearby is the luxurious Al Mamzar Beach. The famous Gold Souk is also located in Deira. This area is often chosen by local workers due to its affordability. It’s also a good choice for tourists who need a hotel just for sleeping. Overall, Deira offers a completely different Dubai experience, as it’s vastly different from other areas. Downtown - the very center of Dubai. You won’t find low prices here, and the beach is far (about 4 km in a straight line, a 15-20 minute drive, or an hour’s walk). However, you’ll have Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa, the dancing fountains, walking areas, and upscale restaurants. Dubai Marina - a favorite area for tourists to stay. The reasons are simple: the beach is within walking distance, it’s beautiful, there are places to stroll, and the infrastructure is well-developed. It’s the farthest from the airport but closest to EXPO2020, Palm Jumeirah, and BlueWater Island (where the Ferris wheel is located). Prices vary, but with some searching, you can find hotels or apartments at reasonable rates. Al Barsha - the golden middle of Dubai. This area is located between Downtown and Dubai Marina, making it convenient to reach all parts of the city. Emirates Mall is also in this area. The beach is 2 km away, and most hotels offer free shuttle services, though you can also take a bus to any beach. There’s not much to explore in this area, but there are many affordable cafes and decent city hotels. The price-to-quality ratio is appealing here. Bur Dubai - before oil was discovered, this area was the city’s center. It’s close to the airport, near Deira and Downtown, with a well-developed public transport network. You’ll need to travel to reach the sea. Hotel prices are attractive, and there are several landmarks. Another area where the price-to-quality ratio is appealing. Palm Jumeirah wraps up our list 😂 If there’s a place more expensive than the city center, it’s Palm Jumeirah - the artificial island shaped like a palm tree. Luxurious hotels with private beaches, upscale restaurants, glamour, and luxury - it’s all here on the Palm.

Dubai Miracle Garden. Covering an area of 72,000 square meters, it features over 150 million flowers arranged into various sculptural compositions. Such floral splendor cannot be found anywhere else in the world. And when you realize that this magnificence is located in the middle of a desert, the feeling of awe is simply overwhelming🌺 🕐Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM 🎫Tickets: approximately 2500 rubles

📌ZETA Seventy Seven, located on the 77th floor of the Address Hotel, next to the world's highest outdoor infinity pool at a height of 293.906 meters, was officially recognized by the Guinness World Records on March 24, 2021. 📌The Asian fusion menu and stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and Palm Jumeirah will make your visit unforgettable. 📌Age policy: only guests aged 21 and above are allowed. 📌I highly recommend booking poolside seats in advance, as it is almost always fully booked, and there is a high chance you won't get to enjoy this beautiful spot if you arrive without a reservation. 📌The minimum spend here is 600 AED per person (approximately 13,000 RUB).

📍Dubai Old City - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Colorful Market Experience The markets in the old city are filled with souvenirs! Prices are often negotiable, and even for the same items, they are much cheaper and more affordable than in shopping malls👛!! Dubai is also famous for tea, spices, and coffee!! I bought mango coconut tea here, and it was so fragrant and flavorful that I want to buy it again because it's high quality yet affordable. Surrounded by the colorful scents of various spices, you can explore camel figurines and traditional crafts! A shopkeeper at a souvenir store said, "Let me wrap a scarf for you," and when I agreed, he styled it in a "thief-like" way, which made me burst out laughing😂 But it was super photogenic and became a great travel story, so it turned out to be a win📸✨ You can also experience the culture of old Dubai here, so it's highly recommended🫶🏽! 📍Dubai Old Village - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Starbucks & Coffee Museum The Starbucks, blending into the historic stone buildings, features a special "Arab x Modern" design both inside and out. It's a one-of-a-kind style you can only find here, making it a must-visit spot for Starbucks fans🫶🏽💘 Just walking through the retro streets with a limited-edition drink in hand feels like a scene from a movie🎥✨ Nearby is the Coffee Museum, showcasing coffee beans and brewing tools from around the world. You can also enjoy unique coffee experiences exclusive to Dubai, making it a must-visit area for coffee lovers☕💛 📍NABLUS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Middle Eastern Specialty "FATAYER" 🥙✨ A flatbread topped with minced meat, tomatoes, spices, and cheese, it's like a small pizza and absolutely delicious! I discovered this amazing local food and wanted to share it!! It's simple yet tasty, and a dish you can only enjoy in Dubai, so be sure to try it😌💛 ⸻ Retro streets, coffee culture, local cuisine, and the vibrant energy of the markets. You can experience it all in the "full course of Old Dubai." It's a deep and fascinating world, completely different from the glittering futuristic Dubai🤗✨ It's not far from the city and easy to get to, so definitely check it out😉🌟