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*Old Dubai Gallery - Starting from the mezzanine, You will enter to a multimedia exhibition charting the city’s rapid transformation from a fishing village to a thriving modern metropolis, with fascinating insights on Emirati heritage. 3D projections and special effects all contribute to the multi-sensory experience, which brings the sights, sounds and smells of ‘Old Dubai’ to life.

*Present Dubai – You will directed to the second experience on the Sky deck level representing the Present Dubai. They experience uninterrupted views of Dubai from all sides, “Old Dubai” to the north, and “New Dubai” to the south. This is supported by interactive applications such as augmented reality activated screens, whereby the visitors can identify different buildings and landmarks, by exploring interesting facts or observing buildings and landmarks in third dimensions. Other technologies are used to represent different aspects of present Dubai, such as architecture, economy and infrastructure.

*Future Dubai Gallery - The visitors exit the elevator onto the mezzanine floor and pass through a swirl tunnel with special audio and visual effects which will take you into the future of Dubai.

Dubai has become famous tourist destination in the World because of its skyscrapers, high-rise buildings and warm Hospitality. Half Day Dubai City Tour gives you a chance to see both sides of the city in a single fascinating tourist adventure. We will take you on a guided tour through some of the most popular attractions in a air-conditioned vehicle that will pick you up and take you back to your hotel. Let’s take a short look what this tour has to offer you:

For the Dubai city tour you will be welcomed by Guide or driver come guide. Tour will commence with attendance and introduction by guide. You will see glimps of Dubai city and its major landmarks like Jumierah Mosque - It is the most photographed mosque in all of Dubai, Burj Al Arab Hotel – the world’s only seven-star hotel that is especially noted for its distinctive silhouette resembling a billowing sail, the Palm Island – the crescent shaped man-made island, Atlantis Hotel and Burj Khalifa – the towering building that is one of its kind in the whole world. And while you reach palm island experience One way monorail ride which will give you aerial view of palm island. Then a photo stop to well-maintained Jumeirah Beach will provide you with a unique opportunity to immerse in the city’s natural beauty.

Inclusions:

Hotel Pick up and Drop off

One way Monorail Ride Ticket

OPEN TIME - 10.00 AM
CLOSE TIME - 12.00 AM

The Burj Khalifa soars to 828 meters through the clouds and, as well as featuring the highest occupied floor of any building in the world, also boasts the highest outdoor observation deck. From the 124^th  and 125^th floors observation decks, you will experience 360-degree views of the city, desert and ocean. You will get the chance to experience first-hand this modern architectural and engineering. ‘At the Top’ 124th floor Observation Deck by high-speed elevator, travelling at 10 meters per second. The doors open to reveal floor-to-ceiling glass walls and spectacular unobstructed 360-degree views of Dubai and beyond. You will appreciate Dubai’s 21st century skyline, the desert and the sparkling waters of the Arabian Gulf from the 124^th Floor Observation Deck. If you wish, adventure outside than level 124 offers access to an exhilarating outdoor terrace.

Fountain show you can enjoy Between 6 pm to 11 pm every half and hour. It will be 2 or 3 minutes of musical fountain performance on different songs.

IMP NOTES:

Carry good pair of footwear as there is long walk in Dubai mall.

For Burj khalifa Observatory must carry your Burj khalifa slot ticket or voucher with your valid ID proof (passport copy). To find your way to visit the Burj Khalifa Observatory Deck look for At The Top Signboards or simply approach the nearest Information Desk.

Inclusions:

Burj Khalifa 124th Floor (Non Prime Time) Entry Ticket

Hotel Pick up and Drop off

The market is said to have got its name from the signboard of one its first stores, perched at the entrance of the lane in 1973. Often labelled as 'Bur Dubai’s Little India', Meena Bazaar transports you to the past with its colorful storefronts and views of the historic Dubai Creek. or South Asian fashion and handicrafts at the best prices, Meena Bazaar is the go-to shopping hub. Located primarily along one lane in the Bur Dubai district, this tourist and resident hotspot is nestled between Al Fahidi Street and Khalid Bin Al Waleed Road. You’ll find hundreds of merchants selling fabric on reels, ready-made traditional garments, shoes, jewelry and bags. Among the bustling alleys, you can discover some of Dubai’s oldest gold and textile businesses. Visit Meena Jewellers, one of the most popular gold shops in the area, known for its legacy and craft. You’ll also find furniture, ceramics, perfumes and spices. If you feel hungry, sample some of the authentic snacks sold here for just a few dirhams, from crispy samosas to flavorful chats. The market is particularly atmospheric at night. Carry a big bag if you plan on shopping here and dress in lightly covering garments and comfortable shoes.

Situated in the historical district of Al Fahidi, Meena Bazaar is a cluster of shops spread across several streets. You’ll find great food here in the Little India of Dubai, as well as textiles, hand-embroidered apparel, unique antiques, spices, and jewelry. The bazaar is busy day and night—you can try visiting in the afternoon when it’s relatively quieter. Get here by metro or bus, and have cash ready, as smaller merchants may not accept credit cards. When you’re done taking it all in, the Dubai Museum and Dubai Creek are a short distance away.

As we visited the Gold Souk on our last day in Dubai, we knew our visit was going to likely be limited to window shopping. Once we arrived, we were certain that we would be limited to window shopping. The items displayed were beautiful and in some cases decadent! There were some intricate gold mesh pieces that were made to be worn, almost like chain mail. The vendors in the Gold Souk seemed to be a bit more aggressive that those in the Spice Souk. Still, they were not as aggressive as vendors I have encountered in other countries.