Dubai overview

Dubai, located on the southern east coast of the Persian Gulf is another must-see city that is to host the world Expo in 2020. Being a global city, Dubai is the middle east's business hub. There is so much to see and so much to enjoy in Dubai, which has definitely demanded attention on a global level because of its large construction projects and sporting events.

It is synonymous with skyscrapers and is home to the world's tallest building, known as the Burj Khalifa. Although it is highly recommended to visit this
extraordinary city, tourists should know that Dubai's hotel rooms expensive in the world according to recent ratings. Therefore, it may not be the perfect destination for people on a budget.

Expect a climate that is hot and desert like, with hot, humid, and windy days with temperatures that reach about 106°F and overnight lows to only 86°F in August, which is the hottest month of the year. However, winters are also warm and comfortable, with temperatures reaching 75°F during the day and overnight lows dipping to 57°F. Obviously, there is very little rain fall to have to consider

Tourists should be aware that kissing in public may lead to deportation, as it is strictly illegal. There are licensed venues that allow alcohol consumption for tourists, although restaurants are not permitted to sell alcohol, unless they are located within hotels., Dress code does exist in Dubai, and one is not allowed to reveal too much except for one Parks, Beaches, bars, clubs. All other cases require loss the dress code.

He is attraction in Dubai for most tourists, but there are other modern and ancient attractions today as well. The more than 70 shopping centres in the city, the mall is also the world's largest shopping centre. Some tourist attractions include the bird shows, horse carriage shows, camel rides, the dolphin area, and others.

The architecture into buying is loaded with various architectural styles. Islamic architecture can be, and also interpreted in modern forms. Rest assured that Dubai is a very modern city with lots to offer tourists travelling to the middle east. With regards to food, Arabic food is widely available throughout the city and served in Dubai hotels as well however, there are also Chinese and South Asian cuisines where pork is sold legally, but only to non-Muslims. The same is true of alcoholic drinks.