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Essay About Dubai

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Iconic experiences in Dubai which you cannot miss out

Dubai is a city that must be seen to be believed. Record-breaking architecture stands alongside its traditional quarters, while man-made islands stands out just outside of the coastline. We have prepared a list of things which you should not miss out during your trip to Dubai.

Burj Khalifa

One of the iconic landmarks of Dubai is too attractive and high to miss out on. Standing at 828 meters above sea-level, the world's tallest tower greets the clouds and is a reflection of true majesty. On a clear sky day, the view from the 124th floor of the observation deck is simply mesmerizing and equally stunning if not less from the opulent At The Top Sky Lounge on its 148th Floor. If you would like to dine in the clouds, head to the At.mosphere on level 122 for some fine-dining.

The Dubai Mall

The Dubai Mall is a shopper's paradise and has probably …show more content…

Located in the neighborhood of the iconic Burj Khalifa and just outside the enchanting Dubai Mall, the Dubai Fountains is on record the largest choreographed fountain system in the world. The jet water streams shoot up as high as 150 meters and popular musical numbers are played in the background in coordination with the jet swaying in time. There are two shows held in the afternoon at 1 pm and 1:30 pm (on Friday, the timings are 1:30 pm and 2 pm) and in the evening for every 30 minutes until the clock strikes 11 pm.

The Palm Jumeirah

The Palm-shaped man-made islands is one of the largest artificial islands in the world. A true symbol of human ingenuity, the Palm houses an endless array of luxurious hotels including the ultra-luxurious Atlantis, The Palm. With a monorail running down its trunk connected to the mainland's tram system, the Palms is easily accessible from all quarters. Be prepared to lighten your pocket as the space oozes opulence to the core.

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