Five reasons why Dubai is so rich (16 Dubai World Records) (4)

Nine, the tallest residential building in the world

The cost of Dubai Princess Tower is 65.438+0.5 billion dirhams (about 2.5 billion yuan), and the height is 465.438+0.3.36 meters. In 2065.438+02, it was officially recognized as the tallest residential building in the world by the High-rise Building and Urban Housing Committee of the International Fatal Building Research Institute in Chicago, USA, and set a Guinness World Record. Princess Tower *** 107 floor, overground1KLOC-0/floor, and underground 6 floors, of which 97 floors are residential, and the price of each household on the top floor exceeds 2 million pounds.

Ten, the world's tallest hotel, Marriott Earl Hotel.

JW Marriott Earl Hotel Dubai was certified by Guinness World Records as the tallest hotel in the world. It consists of a pair of twin towers, each with 72 floors and a height of about 355 meters, with a total of 65,438+0,608 rooms. Date palm trunk? Design. In the vault lounge on floors 7 1 and 72 of this hotel, people can have a panoramic view of Dubai.

The longest gold chain in the world

There is a Guinness World Record at Dubai Winter Shopping Festival: the longest gold chain. This gold chain is 5 kilometers long and weighs no less than 240 kilograms. It has more than 40,000 links and took 65,438+000 craftsmen 45 days to complete. The chairman of Dubai Gold and Jewelry Group also encourages individuals to connect their own gold chains to this chain to increase the longest glory.

Twelve. The largest aquarium in the world.

Many websites rumored that the aquarium on the first floor of the shopping center in UAE is the largest in the world, but it is not. There is indeed a Guinness award-winning plaque at the entrance of the aquarium. Its title is: the world's largest plexiglass viewing wall. The outer wall of this aquarium is 32.88 meters wide and 8.3 meters high, which is larger than the original Guinness Book of Records holder-Meihai Aquarium in Okinawa, Japan.

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