Dubai – The city of the future

Vacation in the most developed and innovative city – why not? The city not only lives in the rhythm of the future – it creates it. Yet despite the rapid pace of life, if you wish, you can immerse yourself in an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity on the white sandy beaches and find peace among the ultra-modern skyscrapers, restaurants, and countless boutiques.

Why Dubai?
Dubai is not just a city; it’s an entire adventure. Here, modern architecture blends with traditional, creating a unique urban landscape. Dubai surprises and inspires at every step, offering a variety of entertainment from beaches and diving to world-renowned shows and museums. Where else, if not in the “Paris of the Persian Gulf,” can you go on a jeep safari in the desert, watch camel races, or go on a nighttime crab hunt?

Main attractions
It’s hard to ignore the world-famous incredible structures and beaches that are simply must-visit.

Burj Khalifa: the tallest neo-futuristic building in the world at 828 meters high. From the heights of the observation decks on the 124th and 148th floors, you get breathtaking views of the city and desert.

Dubai Mall: one of the largest shopping centers in the world with endless stores, restaurants, and even an aquarium. The Dubai Mall houses over 1,200 stores and hundreds of restaurants and cafes.

Dubai Marina: a picturesque waterfront with yachts, luxurious hotels, and a variety of cafes.

Palm Jumeirah: an artificial island in the shape of a palm tree, home to some of the most prestigious hotels and residences.

The Dubai Fountain: located amidst the artificial Burj Lake, covering 120,000 square meters, next to the famous Dubai Mall. The Dubai Fountain promenade allows you to enjoy the spectacular nightly shows from the best perspectives.

Dubai Frame Museum: unique for its height (150 meters!) and its shape as a massive frame symbolically dividing old and new Dubai. The interactive museum introduces the history of the emirate and the observation deck offers an incredible view.

Museum of the Future: takes you 50 years ahead, showcasing upcoming global changes. National Geographic included it in the list of the 14 most beautiful museums in the world.

When to visit?
The best time to visit Dubai is from October to April, when the weather is most comfortable. In the summer, temperatures can soar to +45°C, making walks less pleasant.

Features of Dubai
Dubai is a city of contrasts. Amid the ultra-modern skyscrapers, you can find ancient markets and historical buildings. The city is known for its hospitality and safety, and the locals are responsive and ready to help.

Additionally, Dubai hosts numerous festivals and events that make the city even more attractive to tourists. And of course, the cuisine! You can try dishes from all over the world here, but don't forget to taste the Arab delicacies, coffee, and traditional beverages.

Where to go from Dubai?
Spend no more than two hours traveling to the capital – Abu Dhabi, where you can visit Ferrari World, with a gallery of Ferrari cars, many Italian restaurants, and shops with authentic brand gear, luxurious accessories, and souvenirs. Also, the local Louvre – the first multicultural museum in the Arab world with the spirit of intercultural exchange, where you will meet paintings by Paul Gauguin, René Magritte, Picasso, and many other incredible masterpieces.

In just half an hour, you’ll arrive in the cultural capital – Sharjah, where you’ll find not only parks and dancing fountains but also one of the most beautiful mosques in the world, an art museum, a museum of old cars of Sheikh Zayed, and a museum of Islamic civilization.

An hour away is Yas Waterworld – a massive water park designed in a unified style based on a traditional Emirati legend about a girl who sets out in search of a magic pearl. Forty slides and various water attractions won’t let you get bored, and the world’s first hydromagnetic water coaster Dawwama, 238 meters long, will leave indelible impressions.

Must-Do in Dubai:
Visit the beaches: Kite Beach is perfect for active recreation. Here you can rent everything you need for kitesurfing, beach football, tennis, and volleyball. Sunset Beach is a favorite for surfers with the biggest waves, Black Palace Beach for family relaxation, and The Beach, where you can combine beach relaxation with shopping, will keep you entertained and meet your expectations with their variety.

Experience the unique circus water show La Perle by Dragone. The show is dedicated to the traditions of pearl diving in the UAE and combines stunning choreography, spectacular stunts, and the latest technology. The show runs at least three times a week and costs from $70 per person.

Be enchanted by the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, which houses over 33,000 marine inhabitants. The aquarium is unique thanks to its 51-meter-long tunnel, creating the effect of being inside the aquarium for visitors.

Conquer the desert sands on a safari, which will brighten your trip at any time of day. The safaris are held at sunset, to amaze you with the playing sun on endless dunes and the burning horizon transitioning into a starry sky, and during the day, when you can ride a camel and enjoy a fire show.

Embark on a three-hour tour of Dubai Marina on the Lotus yacht. You’ll have an open deck with a kitchen, a panorama of the entire coast with skyscrapers, the Dubai Marina area, and the Palm Islands, a luxurious dinner with live music.

Get unforgettable emotions in the parks Warner Brothers, Legoland, IMG Worlds of Adventure. Each park is unique and will transport you to the world of LEGO, the Warner Brothers or Marvel universe, and the Cartoon Network studio.

Flight times to Dubai
Here’s the average flight time from major cities:

Tashkent to Dubai: 3 h 30 m
Tbilisi to Dubai: 3 h 10 m
Tel Aviv to Dubai: 3 h 30 m
Guangzhou to Dubai: 9 h
Doha to Dubai: 1 h 10 m
Salalah to Dubai: 2 h

Visa requirements for travel to Dubai
Before flying to Dubai, make sure you have the necessary documents:

Tourist Visa: Citizens of many countries can obtain a visa upon arrival for up to 30 days. Check the UAE government website for requirements based on your country of arrival.

Transit Visa: You may need a transit visa if you have a layover in Dubai for more than 8 hours.

Business Visa: Required for business visits and can be arranged through your employer or hosting company.

Apply for a visa online to save time. The official website provides a visa selection function based on your citizenship and country of departure.

Citizens of Uzbekistan can enter the UAE without a visa for up to 30 days.

If you have any questions, we recommend contacting the UAE embassy in your country for more information and answers to all your questions.

A vacation in Dubai is not just a trip, it’s a true immersion in a world of luxury and innovation, where everyone will find something special. Here, you can enjoy a wonderful vacation, beautiful beaches, and modern architectural wonders, creating unforgettable memories for a lifetime.