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Dubai Creek: The Waterway That Built a City
Before there was a Burj Khalifa or a Palm Jumeirah, there was the Creek. This saltwater inlet from the Arabian Gulf was the reason Dubai existed at all —…
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Jumeirah Mosque: Dubai's Open Door to Islamic Culture
The Jumeirah Mosque is one of the most beautiful buildings in Dubai and one of only a handful of mosques in the UAE that actively welcomes non-Muslim visit…
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Palm Jumeirah: Living on an Artificial Wonder
Dredged from the sea between 2001 and 2006, Palm Jumeirah is a shape visible from space — a palm tree made of sand and rock extending into the Gulf, ring…
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Dubai Mall: The World Beneath One Roof
Dubai Mall is not really a mall in any sense you have encountered before. Yes, it has over 1,200 shops. But it also contains a full-size Olympic ice rink…
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Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood: Dubai's Quiet Soul
Al Fahidi is the part of Dubai that existed before the oil money arrived, and it has been preserved well enough that walking through its narrow lanes gives…
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The Dubai Frame: A Bridge Between Old and New
The Dubai Frame in Zabeel Park is one of the city's most cleverly conceived attractions. At 150 metres tall and 93 metres wide, it is a giant picture frame…
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Desert Safari in Dubai: The Complete First-Timer's Experience
The desert starts just beyond the edge of the city, which still surprises most visitors. Drive forty minutes southeast from Downtown Dubai and the building…
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Inside Dubai's Gold Souk: A Buyer's Complete Guide
No trip to Dubai is complete without at least walking through the Gold Souk in Deira, even if you have no intention of buying anything. The sheer volume of…
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Burj Khalifa: What You Need to Know Before You Go
Standing at 828 metres, the Burj Khalifa is the kind of structure that makes you feel genuinely small in the best possible way. You spot it from the highwa…