Palm Jumeirah consists of three “Palm Islands” projects—The Palm Jumeirah, Palm Deira, and Palm Jebel Ali—as well as the World Islands, making up four island clusters. It is one of the world’s most iconic residential and tourism developments. Each island features a large number of villas and apartments…
The national museum was built in 1798 and officially established as the Dubai National Museum in 1971. It was formerly the Al Fahidi Fort, which once served as a palace, fortress, and coastal defense stronghold — the oldest building in Dubai. In the museum's outdoor exhibition area, you can see the former dwellings of ancient Arabs...
As the most important trade exhibition centre in the Middle East, the Dubai World Trade Centre covers an area of 31,955 square metres and features seven themed exhibition halls. It is equipped with top-tier international exhibition centre-standard facilities, boasts an elegant design, and stands as an imposing structure. Nearly all major international exhibitions in the UAE choose to be held here, with approximately over 100 large-scale...
Ambar Beach Park is located in the northwest of Dubai and is one of the parks developed specifically for local residents and the growing expatriate community. Covering an area of 106 hectares, it is the largest beach park in Dubai and one of the most popular among both citizens and tourists, offering vast recreational spaces and entertainment...
Souk Madinat Jumeirah is one of Dubai’s most unmissable attractions, drawing visitors from far and wide. It resembles a traditional open-air market, with decor that exudes strong local character. Sunlight streams directly through the wooden roof, and walking on the rustic tiled floor gives you a sense of time travel. Moreover, its vibrant atmosphere has consistently kept it at the forefront in the retail space...
Dubai Gold Souk is located in Deira, the old district of Dubai, and is the world's second-largest gold market by trading volume. The gold prices here are among the lowest in the globe. Even if you’re not planning to buy any gold jewelry, visiting the Gold Souk is a must when you're in Dubai — simply to witness the opulence and the breathtaking sight of gold everywhere. The Gold Souk…
Dubai Spice Souk is a traditional market in Dubai, located in the eastern part of the city, adjacent to the Gold Souk. As you walk into the alleys of the spice market, the aroma wafts through the air, immersing you in a world of scents that lingers long after. Bags of loose spices are neatly displayed along the roadside, and vendors eagerly tout their goods at the stalls, where you can…
Crazy River Waterpark is located near the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, covering an area of 48,600 square meters, making it the newest and largest waterpark in the Middle East. It’s a fun destination suitable for all ages, bustling with visitors every day—elders, youths, and children all enjoy themselves to the fullest here. Crazy River Waterpark...
The predecessor of the Dubai Museum was a military fortress built in 1787, making it the oldest existing building in Dubai. Converted into a museum and opened to the public in 1971, it remains the city's premier museum. Within the museum courtyard stands an old preserved dhow ship, which has now...
The Burj Khalifa, also known as the Dubai Tower or Burj Dubai, is a completed skyscraper located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It has 162 floors and stands at a total height of 828 meters, towering 310 meters over Taipei 101. The tower was constructed by South Korea's Samsung C&T Corporation, with construction beginning on September 21, 2004, …
Jumeirah Beach is located in the southern part of Dubai, where many well-known hotels and luxury residences have been built nearby. The beach stretches approximately 10 kilometers, featuring fine, clean sand and crystal-clear waters. Most of the people on the beach are visitors from the nearby hotels, giving the impression that Jumeirah Beach has become their private stretch of sand. Jumeirah Be...
Jumeirah Beach Hotel is located in the Jumeirah Beach Residential Walk area in central Dubai. Opened in 1977, it is a five-star hotel renowned for its distinctive “ocean-view rooms,” attracting visitors from around the world. The hotel offers guests an extraordinary experience of space and light through its ingenious design. All 598 luxury...
The Dubai Fountain is located on the surface of Dubai Lake near the Burj Khalifa. With a construction cost of $2.18 million, installation and testing began in February 2009, and it opened to the public in mid-March. To date, the performance repertoire of the Dubai Fountain continues to grow. The fountain stretches 275 meters, and its nozzle arrangement is quite unique, as it…
The Dubai Fish Market is located in Deira and is a wholesale seafood market. As a seafood market, it naturally has the smell of fish. The market is filled with tanks and buckets containing all kinds of seafood—many varieties you may have never seen before, let alone know the names of. The fish sold at the Dubai Fish Market include emperor fish, red snapper, rockfish…
Construction of Jumeirah Mosque began in 1975 and was completed in 1978. It is currently one of Dubai’s most important landmarks and is widely recognized by locals as one of the most beautiful large mosques among Dubai’s many mosques. It also serves as a place of prayer for numerous Muslims. The Jumeirah Mosque features a square architectural design…
Established in 1996, Happyland has welcomed over two million visitors to date. Covering an area of 18 hectares, it is the largest amusement park in Dubai and can accommodate up to 8,000 visitors at a time. Happyland consists of two parts: a theme park and a water park. The theme park...
Established in 1989 and covering an area of 13 hectares, Jumeirah Beach Park is a beach park as renowned as Al Mamzar, and the first beach park in Dubai. The park offers visitors amenities such as barbecue areas, amusement rides, and a theater. Its natural seascape blending seamlessly with the sky, the long stretch of sandy beach, and facilities for beach volleyball…
Palm Jumeirah embodies human ingenuity, technology, and boundless imagination, drawing worldwide attention with its unprecedented scale and exquisite design. Among the wonders of Palm Jumeirah, the eight-star Atlantis, The Palm Resort Hotel is undoubtedly the centerpiece. Located on Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis, The Palm Resort Hotel combines entertainment, leisure, and...
The scimitar-shaped roof of the Meydan Racecourse in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, resembles a crescent moon, shining brilliantly under the blue sky. Renowned as "the most spectacular racecourse" in the industry, Meydan Racecourse is located 4 kilometers from the Dubai Canal, stretches 1.6 kilometers in length, and can accommodate 60,000 spectators. Its massive scale makes it the largest racecourse in the world...
Dubai boasts some of the premier golf courses in the Middle East, many of which serve as championship venues—making it the hub of golf in the region. Among all the golf courses in Dubai, the Emirates Golf Club stands out as one of the most iconic. Located in Dubai, it lies just…