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A bustling promenade overlooking the sea, Marsa boasts an array of restaurants and cafes. In addition to traditional Arabian coffee, you’ll be able to taste an array of delicious local cuisine, from Ragag (bread) to cardamom and Luqemat balls coated in date syrup.
The Al Zorah Nature Reserve
If you love basking in nature, then the Al Zorah Nature Reserve is a necessary stop on your trip. This nature reserve is home to flamingos, jumping fish, and beautiful plants and scenery. There is also a guided kayak tour if you’re interested in exploring this nature reserve’s tranquil waters.
The Heritage and Museum District, Old Ajman
A historic trading port, you’ll be able to learn about the history of Ajman as well as its ties to Mesopotamia, India, and China by visiting the Ajman Museum. What’s more, this museum is housed in an 18th-century fort, transporting you back to history.
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This motor racing-themed park is best known for being home to the world’s fastest roller coaster, Formula Rossa. It’s located in the very heart of Yas Island, together with the rest of Abu Dhabi’s most popular theme parks, and it’s home to many thrill and family rides, driving simulators, and a car factory tour.
Yas Waterworld Abu Dhabi
It’s no secret that temperatures in Abu Dhabi are super-high, especially if you’re visiting in the summer. Luckily, amazing beaches are scattered all around it, but you can also cool off in one of its fantastic water parks. Yas Waterworld Abu Dhabi is one of the very best and it’s home to 45 rides, slides, and attractions that have to be seen to be believed.
Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is also home to an epic indoor amusement park, inspired by Warner Bros’s most iconic characters, including Looney Tunes and the superheroes from DC Comics. It’s home to 29 rides and shows for visitors of all ages.
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For an authentic Emirati feast with a nostalgic setting, head to Al Fanar Restaurant and Cafe. The interior is modeled on 1960s Dubai, and the menu includes a selection of traditional breakfast options and main dishes such as grilled and fried meats and fish, stews, and rice dishes.
Al Ustad Special Kabab
This unassuming hole-in-the-wall restaurant has already become an institution of sorts in Dubai. Located in the Al Fahidi neighborhood of Old Dubai, it has served its legendary kebabs to royals, athletes, diplomats, and celebrities.
The Arabian Tea House
Hidden away in the courtyard of a traditional house in the historic district, the charming Arabian Tea House is a must-visit. It’s a great place for breakfast. Bread served with honey, vermicelli cooked with cardamom, and saffron with an omelet on top are just some of the options on offer.
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One of the most famous buildings in Dubai, the UAE, and the whole world is the Burj Khalifa, known for being the tallest building in the world. You can see it from anywhere in the city, but we’d recommend taking a high-speed elevator to the observation deck for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Ski Dubai
Dubai may be located in the desert, but that doesn’t mean you can’t ski while you’re there. Because located in a mall, there is the third-largest indoor ski slope, which also offers other activities such as tubing and penguin visits, making it a great activity for the entire family.
Dubai Frame
As if the Burj Khalifa isn’t enough, Dubai also boasts the largest picture frame in the world, called the Dubai frame. Gold and glistening, it stands at 500 feet tall, and you can also take an elevator to the top where you can walk along a clear 313-foot glass walkway. We wouldn’t recommend it for the faint of heart.
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The Deep Dive Dubai pool is filled with 3.6 million gallons (14 million liters) of water, the volume of six Olympic-sized swimming pools. With staggering depths of 196 feet (60 meters), it is at least four times larger than any other diving pool in the world. It was awarded the “deepest swimming pool for diving” title by Guinness World Records on June 27.
The apocalyptic sunken city evolves the deeper the divers go. The concept is that nature has slowly taken over this forgotten city, with homes, cars, shopfronts, and parks slowly deteriorating. Along the way, there are two diving habitats where divers can rest and chat. This is another feature that sets Deep Dive Dubai apart from its competitors—the rest stops consist of dry air spaces where divers can even remove their equipment, and get completely out of the water.
The facility caters to divers on all levels, from beginners to experts. There is also a comprehensive development program for those looking to up their skills. Deep Dive Dubai is open for reservations, with the public allowed to book snorkeling, free diving, and scuba diving experiences.
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]]>The giant observation wheel called Ain Dubai is about to become a part of the record books. It’s over 250 meters (820 ft) high, which is significantly more than the London Eye or the High Roller in Las Vegas. Dubai is currently home to the tallest tower in the world, the Burj Khalifa, the highest restaurant in the world, the largest fountain show, the fastest roller coaster, and the list goes on. The new wheel has been announced n 2013 and took over eight years to complete.
It’s hard to imagine just how big it is. It can take 1,750 riders at a time. The design and infrastructure are impressive. There are 48 cabins that can take up to 40 people each and there will be three types of cabins available: observation cabins, social cabins (VIP), and private cabins with a private three-course dinner that lasts for two full wheel rotations (one rotation lasts 38 minutes).
The wheel is scheduled to open on October 21st, 2021, and tickets are already available starting at $35.
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]]>If you live in a place where travel is permitted, you could consider traveling to these three countries which plan to be open to visitors from other countries this summer.
Mexico
Mexico has been open for visitors for a while now, and that doesn’t look to change this summer. No negative PCR test is required for entrance to the country, although that doesn’t mean that you should travel if you are sick or suspect that you’ve been in contact with someone who has the virus.
Iceland
Iceland has decided that it will now begin welcoming vaccinated visitors to their splendid country. A PCR test upon arrival is mandatory, but you should have results within a few hours and be free to explore the country once you find that the result is negative!
UAE
The United Arab Emirates and its fantastic global city of Dubai is open to tourists, although you will be asked to provide a negative PCR test upon arrival from less than 72 hours before your arrival. This is a great option for exploring one of the most fascinating places in the Middle East.
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United Arab Emirates is attracting tourists by being one of the 10 richest countries on the planet that has so much to offer. An escape to luxurious Dubai or Abu Dhabi will change your perspective on life.
Qatar
Qatar also belongs on the list of the richest countries in the world and so many people want to see why this destination is so popular. From luxurious Doha to magnificent sand dunes in the south, Qatar offers a unique experience for everyone.
USA
It’s not surprising that the United States are on the list, given that so many people from around the world come here every year. The most popular states among both domestic and international travelers are New York, California, Florida, Hawaii, and Nevada.
Canada
Canada has its charm, especially for those who love outdoor adventures—beautiful mountains, lakes, forests, and glaciers are waiting for you.
Egypt
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the last of the seven wonders of the ancient world that you can still see, which is why millions of people head to this country in northeast Africa.
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]]>Here, we round up some of the most extraordinary temples around the globe, hoping to inspire you to visit them and have your breath taken away!
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, UAE
The famous mosque is a contemporary temple that fascinates with its unison of religion, history, modern values and art.
St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City
One of the largest and most stunning churches in the world, St. Peter’s Basilica is a true symbol of greatness and powerful history.
Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai, Thailand
Known to foreigners as the White Temple, this Buddhist temple (expected to be fully finished in 2070) is one of the most beautiful sights you will ever see.
St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, Russia
The crown jewel in Moscow’s intriguing and unique architectural landscape, this beloved cathedral was built in the 16th century.
Sri Ranganathaswamy in Srirangam, India
This massive, intricate Hindu shrine is one of India’s most important temples to Vishnu, exceptionally rich in legend and history.
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