Dubai, From Desert To A Paradise: Part 2
In the second part of the Dubai article, I will mention where to see/visit in Dubai, “must see place of Dubai“, activities, popular tourist attractions etc.And there will many more good quality Dubai photos.
Now let’s take a look at popular activities, “must see places of Dubai” with amazing photos.
(Jumeirah Emirates Towers at night, Dubai, UAE;It’s not just a bussiness tower but also a hotel which offers a lot; “Set among landscaped gardens, ornamental lakes and waterfalls, Jumeirah Emirates Towers is the ideal environment for the discerning corporate traveller.” )
(Wild Wadi Amusement Park, Dubai; An unbeleiveable theme park next to the beach.You could also see the Jumeriah Beach Hotel Suite in the photo.)
(Ski Dubai; It’s the third largest indoor snow park in the world.What about a chance for an excellent skiing experience in a city on desert?)
(Spectacular sunset on desert, Dubai, UAE; Don’t miss this gorgeous view…)
(Bur Dubai, Dubai Museum; The original building is an old, restored fort -Al Fahidi Fort-.It’s built in 1787 to defend Dubai Creek.Traditional Arab houses, galleries recreate scenes from the Creek, the souk, mosques, date farms and desert and marine life. A very spectacular exhibit portrays pearl diving, including sets of pearl merchants’ weights, scales and shieves.And many more to see…)
(Safari in Dubai; A great experience of safari on Dubai desert.Take a tour for it.)
(FalconCity of Wonders, Dubai; As they claim “Here is the most astonishing place on earth, ‘Falconcity of Wonders“. Here’s a list of wonders in FalconCity: Dubai Eiffel Tower, Dubai Grand Pyramid, The Tower of Pisa, Dubai Taj Mahal, The Villas, Dubai Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Town of Venice, Dubai Light House, The Great Wall, Theme Park, Falconcity Mall, Falconcity Towers. -This place is not completely done yet- )
(Spice souk in Dubai; Go to a spice souk in Dubai and check the tasty Arabian spices, smell them, get something natural, herbal…)
(Jumeirah Mosque, Dubai;” The Jumeirah Mosque is a dominant landmark of Dubai city. Built in the medieval Fatimid tradition.The Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding organizes visits to the Jumeirah Mosque for non-Muslims, aimed at promoting cultural understanding and first-hand experience as an insight to the Islamic religion.“)
(Several “must see places in Dubai” on satellite map; Dubai Waterfront, The Palm-Jebel Ali, Dubailand, Arabian Canal, The World Islands, The Palm-Deira, The Palm -Jumeirah, Jebel Ali International Airport.)
(Disneyland Dubai; An excellent amusement park in Dubai.You’ll find more than you can imagine at Disneyland Dubai)
(Play golf in Dubai, UAE)
(Dubai Creek; Take a tour in Dubai Creek by a traditional boat or a modern yacht.Watch unbeleiveable samples of modern architecture throughout the creek.I assure you, it’ll be a different experience… )
(Arabian Nights in Dubai; Have an experience of famous Arabian night on desert in Dubai.)
(Dubai Aquarium; It’s absolutely amongst “must see” places in Dubai.It’s an unforgettable experience.Surely among the best of its kind in entire world.)
(Camels on Dubai Oasis beach; Take a camel tour…)
(Burj Dubai; The tallest building in the world.It’s still under construction in the Downtown Burj Dubai district of Dubai.The tallest man-made structure ever built -818 m (2,684 ft)- and also the building with most floors -160-.Construction began in September 2004 and expected to be completed in September 2009.)
“More photos” time :
(Jumeirah Beach Hotel at night, Dubai)
(The emblem of UAE, Falcon, in desert, Dubai)
(Traffic on Dubai streets, UAE)
(Dubai Burj Al Arab Hotel, UAE)
(Dubai streets at night)
(Golden Palm in Dubai Iternational Airport, UAE; This photo is also from my trip in August 2006)
(Traffic in Dubai city at night, UAE)
Dubai is absolutely an amazing tourist destination.Enjoy your trip, friends…
…ChaOs…
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aslum al cum i never in my life seen something like this before i really want to go there its like a passion i want to see the theme parks the deen and beeches iam strugling with writing rght now because of that i cant hardley type mashallaah i wish i can move there thats were i want to live after my colge degree and thats my passion i want to show tonz of young musilim how musilim is and what they have i was here in america for 13 1/2 years i never experiance something like this before i wish i can just take a airplane over there right now but i am 13 years old so when i will grow up insha ALLAAH i will live there
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OMG. IS BEAUTIFULL
ohh my god this is so beautiful and i really want to go there.
Dubai es un sueño arabe que se convertirá muy pronto en pesadilla mundial.
Todo lo referente a Dubai es increible. Ojalá pueda realizarse la construcción de las islas artificiales, sobretodo The World.
Saludos
Beautiful
El fin de Dubai será el adelanto al fin de las megalopolis. Os recomiendo un viaje por las ex-republicas del Este y sus ciudades industriales fantasmas. ¿Cordoba de cemento? ¿Es una broma no?
El Sr. Al makotum tuvo la vision y el compromiso de proteger a su pueblo antes y despues que se termine el petroleo de Dubai, y eso es lo grande y trascendental. Si nuestros gobernantes en el mundo se preocuparan por su gente y no solo por ellos las desigualdades podrian reducirse.
He estado en Dubai en varias ocasiones. Sencillamente mágico y fascinante. Dejar de dar malas noticias. Saldrán adelante y el sueño se hará realidad. Envidiosos!!!.
Animo!
La vida se esta construiendo a base de sueños,lo que nos hace seguir creciendo y avanzar para poder vivir mejor.Para tener un sueño tan “grandioso” hay que ser un genio y al mismo tiempo un loco.Felicidades
Salu2,
Estoy harto de la misma demagogia de siempre, criticando proyectos como el de Dubai, porque “su coste serviviria para alimentar a tantos miles de hambrientos en el mundo”. Por esa misma regla de tres, cabe criticar la construcción de la Sagrada Familia en Barcelona, o el Taj Mahal en la India, que también costaron y siguen costando un dineral impresionante, “con el que se podria alimentar a tantos hambrientos… ¿verdad?”. Sin embargo estos monumentos que menciono son puestos de trabajo, no solo por su construcción, sino además por el turismo que mantiene trabajadores de hoteles, restaurantes, guias etc. La construcción de catedrales y palacios megalómanos dió de comer a artesanos, artistas, albañiles,carpinterosc etc, durante siglos, porque entonces si que habian mecenas que se gastaban el dinero en obras que perduran y siguen dando beneficios en turismo. Asi que dejemonos de tonterias; el hambre se combate creando puestos de trabajo, y no repartiendo un dinero, que al no moverse en inversiones, se acaba, y eso si que seria un catástrofe economica mundial. Hoy en dia solo se gastan fortunas en futbolistas, asi que por lo tanto, aplaudo a jeques como el de Dubai por crear esta maravilla, a pesar de la crisis, de la que nos recuperaremos, igual que hemos salido de otras peores.
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El también tuvo un sueño, y tiene el derecho a realizarlo, y será un sueño hecho realidad, es fácil criticar a tiempo pasado, pero las gentes pasan y las obras quedan, y esta acabará y quedará, para bien de toda la humanidad, y el hambre del mundo es culpa de todos no sólo de unos cuantos.
Holas, me parece que dubai es realmente maravilloso y ojala que pueda culminarse.
El jeque es un soñador , eso es lo que todos necesitamos ¡SOÑAR! Y eso nos permitirá conseguir grandes cosas