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Having expanded along both banks of the Dubai Creek, the city has divided into two parts: Deira on the northern side and Bur Dubai on the south, and the Jumeirah extends into the sea.
Abras are traditional water taxis which are regularly used to move people to and from either side of the Creek. Each side has its share of fine mosques and souqs, buildings, shopping malls, hotels, office towers, banks, hospitals, schools and villas with attractions especially concentrated in Bur Dubai.
From the timeless tranquillity of the desert to the lively bustle of the souk, Dubai not only boast the best contemporary sights but has also preserved the world's most intriguing historical attractions.
Jumeirah Public Beach or simply Jumeirah Beach is the most popular beach in Dubai which is awarded...
Umm Suqeim Beach (Sunset Beach) is an attractive, bustling sandy expanse known for its stunning views...
Al Mamzar Beach Park covers an area of 106 hectares which includes huge expanses of grassed picnic...
Dubai has dedicated its most prominent piece of land to the UAE's first national park. Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve...
The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary (RAKWS) is UAE’s first Ramsar wetland site located along the...
Dubai aspires for everything larger-than-life, and Dubai Miracle Garden follows that trend as the world's largest natural flower...
Downtown Dubai used to be called Downtown Burj Dubai and is home to several key landmark sites, including the Burj Khalifa...
A visit to the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa, is a must do for every tourist who wants to experience the amazing...
When innovation meets hard work, the results are astounding, as seen in the man-made Palm Islands. An ambitious project...