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Climate Dubai is a tropical desert climate with abundant sunshine and blue sky all year round. Rainfall is very small and irregular, mostly concentrated in winter. The lowest temperature in Dubai is 10℃, and the highest is 48℃. 1 month maximum temperature is 24 degrees Celsius, and July 4 1 degree Celsius. Photography is all right, but it may be considered as disrespect for Muslim women. Similarly, when the subject is a male, you should also consult the other party in advance. Photographing is not allowed in buildings or military facilities where government agencies are located. Dressing Dubai can wear light summer clothes for most of the year, but sweaters and coats may be needed in winter, especially at night. Compared with some Middle Eastern countries, Dubai's clothing requirements are more relaxed. However, passengers still need to be careful not to wear clothes that are too revealing or inappropriate. When you are in the swimming pool or the beach, you can wear a bathing suit and bikini, but when you leave the swimming pool or the beach, you must at least wear shirts and shorts. Because of the strong sunshine, high-quality sunglasses are a necessity for tourists, and passengers wearing glasses should consider using colored lenses. In direct sunlight, hats or other head protection measures are also necessary. No Smoking Since June 5438+1October 3, 2008, the United Arab Emirates has implemented a smoke-free policy and banned smoking in all public places. Visitors who need to smoke can smoke in the special smoking area. Alcoholic drinks are sold in restaurants and nightclubs in the hotel. But restaurants outside the hotel are not allowed to sell alcoholic beverages. Power supply 220/240V, 50Hz. Dubai uses a British 3-way plug, and China needs a converter here. There will be traffic jams in the morning and evening rush hours. Hotel Accommodation Dubai Hotel requires guests to mortgage their passports, cash or credit cards during their stay. The specific mortgage content and requirements are subject to the regulations of each hotel. Hotel dining Sailing Hotel is not allowed to wear jeans, sports shoes and shirts for lunch, but a suit jacket is required for dinner. The cafeterias in Sailing Hotel and Palace Hotel do not contain alcohol, coffee, tea and soft drinks. Entry needs to know that due to the strict entry security procedures of Dubai government, tourists with tourist visas need to undergo eye scanning, and the inspection method is random inspection. Visa keeping guests must keep the electronic visa or the original visa properly after entering the country, and return it to Dubai immigration officials at the exit counter at the airport when they leave Dubai for home.

Shopping: Dubai is a shopping paradise in the Middle East because of its low import tax and no sales tax. Dubai, downtown and other large shopping malls have all kinds of world famous products. Brand-name goods are 30% to 40% cheaper than domestic ones, and the most worth buying are brand-name clothes, leather goods, cosmetics and utensils. There are many large shopping malls and brand-name stores in Dubai. Due to tax exemption, the price of world famous brands in Dubai is still very cost-effective. Dubai International Airport's duty-free shops are open 24 hours a day, ranking among the top duty-free shops in the world.

Shopping in Dubai is much cheaper than in China, especially perfume, high-end cosmetics, brand-name clothes and leather clothes, which are at least twice cheaper than in China without discount; There is also a shopping festival from June to March every year, and all goods will be generally discounted. In addition to clothing, household appliances, computers, Arab carpets and other household items with Arabic flavor are also very popular in Dubai. Their prices are generally 20%-30% lower than those in China, but there may be problems such as inconvenient carrying or no Chinese description, depending on the situation. Dubai, downtown and other large shopping malls have all kinds of world famous products. You can stroll around the first floor for four or five hours and bargain.

The local Gold Street and Spice Street have long enjoyed a good reputation.

Spice Street is located next to Gold Street, and a narrow alley is all of it. Bags of opened spices are neatly placed on the roadside, and vendors enthusiastically solicit business by the booth. Besides being used as food flavoring agent, Arabic spices are also used by local women to smoke clothes. It is said that it only takes ten minutes to smoke clothes like this, and the fragrance can last for a week.

Dubai National Museum: It is open from 8:30- 19:30 on Saturdays and Thursdays, and from 0/3: 30-19: 30 on Fridays. The fare is 3 dirhams. The National Museum is one of the few scenic spots in Dubai that provide local historical relics. Formerly known as Al-Faheidi Fort, it is the oldest existing building in Dubai. Hada Holiday and Leisure Center: Located in the Hajja Mountains near the Oman border, it is a cultural and leisure resort in Dubai. With Hada Castle Hotel, you can enjoy crazy golf, swimming, archery, pigeon hunting and tennis in the hotel. Hattari also has a new folk park with a series of underground wells, an ancient mosque and a village. Spice Souq (also called Deira Old Souq): Between Ar-Ras Street and Benyas Road, it has been extremely prosperous since 1850. Cardamom, red pepper, cinnamon, cheese and so on are all bought in ounces or tons. Dubai Old Souq: Near Bur Dubai Pier, the streets are covered with Persian carpets and Indian embroidery.

Transportation: It is convenient to take a taxi in Dubai. There are special taxi stops on the roadside, but the taxi fare is a bit expensive, and it is difficult to ask the driver for directions. Because Dubai is developing rapidly, drivers often don't know where the street is. The streets of Dubai are full of traffic and the speed is very fast. It is suggested that people who travel to Dubai rent a car and let the driver take the tour group, which is both time-saving and convenient.

Gourmet: When you go to Dubai, exotic Arabic food will make your index finger move. It is said that Arabic pies are baked in a special oven. When local people eat it, they should dip it in Holmes sauce, with pickled cucumber strips and vegetables. Two famous barbecues in Arabic cuisine-kebab and sliced barbecue.

Time: Dubai local time is 4 hours later than Beijing time.

Language: Arabic is the official language, but English is also widely used.

Nightlife: Dubai is rich in nightlife, and nightclubs are common. You can also take a yacht with local characteristics and enjoy traditional belly dancing, but most of the people engaged in song and dance performances are Filipinos. Alcohol is not sold on the streets of Dubai, and wine is allowed in hotel rooms. If non-Arabs want to buy wine, they must hold a wine license and buy it at a designated place.

Currency: The local currency unit is dirham 1 USD, which is about 3.65 dirham. You can pay dollars directly for local shopping.

Voltage: 220 volts. Generally, the plug in China does not match the local socket. However, all hotels have different models of adapter plugs available.

Accommodation: Of course, if you have a lot of money and enough time to book a room in advance, you can try the legendary 7-star hotel, but personally, Shangri-La Hotel Dubai is more comfortable and practical. It is located in the commercial center of Dubai. From the hotel, 15 minutes to Dubai International Airport and 5 minutes to World Trade Center and Dubai Convention Center, which is very convenient. Dubai Business Hotel is a four-star hotel, close to Dubai's historic Bella core business district. The hotel adopts low-rise building design, and its appearance is full of rich Arabic style. Fill in the immigration card before entering the country and give it to the immigration inspection office. After checking that their passports and entry visas are correct, the entry inspection office stamps their passports and visas and allows them to enter the country. After entering the country, you must take good care of your visa so that you can give it to the exit office when you leave the country.

Passengers are strictly prohibited from carrying drugs, weapons, pornographic books and periodicals, vcd discs, video tapes, painkillers and other contraband or items that require special approval when entering the country. According to customs regulations, each inbound passenger can carry 2 bottles of liquor or 2 cases of beer, 2,000 cigarettes, 400 cigars and 2 kilograms of tobacco duty-free.

When going through the customs import and export formalities, you must provide the required documents: bill of lading, packing list, commercial invoice, import and export license, certificate of origin, copy of business license, power of attorney, tax receipt or tax exemption certificate.

First of all, Dubai is a country dominated by Muslims. You should know that Muslims have their own unique lifestyles and customs. Therefore, if you want to travel to Dubai, you must first find out what taboos Muslims have, and it is best to keep these taboos in mind when traveling in Dubai, because sometimes or in some places, if you violate the taboos of Dubai people, the consequences will be very serious. Here are some customs taboos I found on Baidu. I only extract the parts that I think are more important for your preparation.

1. During the annual Ramadan, drinking, smoking and eating are not allowed in public places and streets after sunrise and before sunset. Most local restaurants and beverage outlets are closed at this time.

2. During Ramadan, women should try to wear long-sleeved clothes and long-legged pants, so as not to be too exposed.

Drinking is not allowed in other places or streets except in apartments or hotels with houses.

4. When interacting with local people, you can't take the initiative to ask your wife when talking with your husband; When interacting with women, you can only say hello briefly, and you can't talk to them alone or for a long time, let alone stare at their clothes out of curiosity and don't take pictures of them.

5. There are many domestic holidays in UAE, including Ramadan, which lasts for 1 month. Although I work for half a day in the morning during Ramadan, I can't actually do anything. Therefore, domestic tourists should pay attention to avoid local holidays when traveling, doing business or holding exhibitions in the UAE.

6. Businessmen in the United Arab Emirates, except Europeans, often forget after talking, so important things must be followed up.

7. Arab banquets are usually in restaurants outside. If they were at home, the hostess wouldn't come forward. When serving coffee to a guest, it is usually poured out of the thermos. After drinking it, the waiter will continue to add it. Unless the small cup in his hand is shaken left and right with his thumb and middle finger, there is no need to add it.

8. Generally, Arab families still eat on the floor and grab food with their hands. It's best to do as the Romans do when visiting.

9. At present, although the main streets in each state have street names and even house numbers, most of them are mainly names, and the names are very long. Houses still have no house numbers, which is quite time-consuming to find. It's best to ask the specific location and bring the customer's phone. If you can't find it, please call the local store to tell you the location and ask someone to pick it up.

10, ladies are not allowed to wear clothes with bare back, abdomen and knees, tight and transparent;

1 1, men are not allowed to wear shorts or shirtless in public;

12, men are not allowed to wear feminine fashion jewelry;

13. It is not allowed to wear swimsuits in streets or public places;

14, except immediate family members, lonely men and women cannot appear alone in public places or suspicious occasions;

15. Don't talk loudly, make rude remarks or harass others with any words and deeds in public places;

16. Don't wear pajamas or clothes with images or inappropriate words to enter the mosque. In the mosque, you should wear neat and decent clothes.