What are the important areas in Dubai?

Although the name Dubai is widely known, the city of Dubai is only a part of the emirate of the same name, which is made up of vast deserts. Dubai River, a long S-shaped river (Khor Dubai), is the main artery of Dubai's growth and prosperity and the main source of the city's characteristics. Merchant ships, fishing boats and cruise ships are intertwined and shuttle back and forth on the river. Although bulldozers and construction sites have rapidly changed the face of Dubai, the Dubai River is still one of the most distinctive areas in Dubai and a busy traffic artery. Deira, this area of Dubai is real, blending tradition and modernity. To the west is an open-air market, like a rabbit farm, with narrow alleys. All kinds of shops and cheap restaurants are crowded together and sell a wide variety of goods. To the east of Deraa and on the shore of Dubai, you will see the ancient dhows still loading and unloading goods. Near them, tall buildings composed of glass curtain walls and steel towers occupy the vibrant business district of Della. Tourist attractions in this area include downtown Della and Dubai Creek Golf &; Yacht Club), Tennis Hall, Century &; There are many shops, restaurants and entertainment places in Irish Village and Dubai Festival Center. Bur Dubai Some of the most famous historical buildings in Dubai are located in the bustling area of Bur Dubai, including the beautiful wind tower Bastakia, which is an ancient commercial headquarters. Diwan, the government office, is also located in Dubai, where national affairs are decided. This ancient fortress (now Dubai Museum) witnessed the development of the city. There are bustling commercial centers, textile open-air markets, electronic shops and streets along the Dubai River, plus many residential areas, as well as many open-air restaurants and hookah cafes. OudmetaOudmetais a large residential area in Dubai, where leisure and educational facilities are also distributed. High-end shops in Wafi City Shopping Center built according to the grand style of ancient Egypt, super-class restaurants near the pyramids, some exquisite bars adjacent to Raffles Dubai Hotel, and other shopping places in Lamcy Square are all your good places. In Al-Boom tourist village, you can choose bowling, skating, cable car, Happy World and water park, and you can also have dinner on a sailboat and have fun. The area is also the location of Dubai Health Care City, with top medical facilities. Sheikh Zayed Road, also known as 12 lane, runs parallel to the coastline and leads from the trade center turntable to Abu Dhabi in the southwest. There are many hotels, shopping malls, office buildings and apartment buildings decorated with breathtaking domes and glass curtain walls on both sides of the road. Their architectural styles express amazing wealth and huge consumption power. In this part of Dubai, a large number of record-breaking new development projects have emerged: including the unique door-shaped DIFC (Dubai International Financial Center)-Dubai's own financial exchange-and the dizzying Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building surrounded by Dubai Fountain. Jumeirah and Jumeirah in Zategwa are affluent suburbs, where there are all kinds of facilities needed to enjoy a superior life: favorite real estate, galleries, boutiques, beautiful parks and handsome men and women. This part of Dubai is like a soap opera, with neighbors, well-dressed female residents and Jumeirah Jane accent. There are countless shopping malls and beauty salons, as well as comfortable coffee houses. Jumeirah Beach Park is a good place to sunbathe, and the bicycle lanes along the beach are full of cyclists coming and going. The oasis in nearby Safa Park is tree-lined and equipped with carousels and sports facilities. In sharp contrast, neighboring Zategwa is much more empty. This area is famous for its textile shops and excellent clothing customization. However, even this ancient barrier is planned to be completely rebuilt, because this area is Dubai's main real estate resource. Let's take a look at it now before it changes forever. If you are here, you might as well go and see the traffic parade on Al Dhiyafah Street on Thursday and Friday nights. Umm Suqeim Belt and Al Sofouh Road extend south along the west coast and gradually leave the center of Dubai, which is a completely different world. The mushrooming luxury residential projects, unique five-star resorts and top scenic spots here are giving the word "development" a new meaning. Umm Suqeim is proud of Burj Al-Arab, Wild Wadi Water Park and Jumeirah Beach Hotel. Further south is the beautiful Royal Phantom Hotel (One&; Only the Al-Sufouh Road where the Royal Mirage is located. Sandwiched between the famous Madinat Jumeirah Hotel and Dubai Pier, it is also the entrance to the artificially built Palm Jumeirah. Al Sufouh Road and the former Marsa Dubai (the location of Dubai's coastal city) are carrying out some crazy and noisy development. If you want to explore quiet places, you must remember this. New Dubai New Dubai District is one of the earliest areas that allowed foreigners to own property rights. From several low-cost housing projects to today's Dubai coastal city, Jumeriah Lake Tower, more than 200 high-rise buildings. Inward, it is a low-lying residential area surrounded by lakes, grasslands and golf courses. Extending to the desert is the future Dubai Paradise and its playground.