What are some of the most inhumane things in Dubai, known as the "City of the Future"?

Many people know that Dubai made its fortune from oil, but this city is famous for tourism. In the 1990s, Dubai leader Rashid realized that resources would one day be depleted and Dubai must develop a non-oil economy. How to develop it? It's very simple. If I spend money, I will only be the first, not the second. The world's tallest building, the world's largest shopping mall, the world's most luxurious hotel, the world's only ATM machine that can withdraw gold, etc., there is nothing that Dubai cannot do unless you can imagine it. Dubai, known as the city of the future, has some of the best things in the world that will make your jaw drop.

Dubai Palm Island

The world's largest artificial island was built completely out of sand and rocks in the sea. It is also known as the eighth wonder. The entire project cost US$14 billion is enough money to build another 14 Great Pyramids of Giza. For accurate positioning, during the construction process, Dubai used Ikonos, the world's only private satellite, which is powerful enough to rival Russian and American military satellites. Palm Island cannot be called one, but should be called a group.

These islands are spectacular, special and luxurious. 12,000 private residences and more than 10,000 apartments have been built on the island, including more than 100 luxury hotels, as well as ports, underwater theme parks, restaurants, shopping malls and other facilities, including the famous Atlantis Hotel . The island stretches for 12 kilometers, from which Dubai's coastline changes from a straight line to a curve. The entire island is a huge summer resort and paradise for tourists.

World Shopping Mall

In 2014, the Ruler of Dubai announced that he would build the world's first year-round constant-temperature, temperature-controlled world shopping mall, adding to his many titles of being the best in the world. One stroke. The project will cost a staggering $6.8 billion, enough money to buy three Buckingham Palaces in the UK. The World Shopping Center has a construction area of ??approximately 4.46 million square meters, equivalent to the size of more than 600 football fields. It has countless shops and cinemas, 100 restaurants and more than 20,000 hotel rooms.

Underwater Highway

In the not-too-distant future of Dubai, you may take a superfast train and then use a floating underwater track to reach Mumbai, India, from the United Arab Emirates. It only takes two hours. This huge underwater transportation network is about 2,000 kilometers long. Imagine what a magnificent project this is.

Burj Khalifa

Also known as the Burj Khalifa, as the tallest building in the world so far, the Burj Khalifa overlooks the entire world with its proud height. The tower is 828 meters high and has a total of 162 floors. The construction of the building itself will cost at least US$1 billion, not including its internal costs. In the ancient Arab world, Khalifa was one of the supreme leaders of Islam. One of the purposes of building the Burj Khalifa is to bring the title of the world's tallest building back to the Middle East. In the past 4,000 years of history, the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt was the tallest building in history until it was surpassed by Lincoln Cathedral in England in 1311. In the 16th century, the top of Lincoln Cathedral collapsed, so the highest record returned to the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Giza until the 324-meter Eiffel Tower in France appeared. But now it has been surpassed by the 828-meter Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

Dubai Eye

When the Dubai Eye opens, it will become the world's largest Ferris wheel, capable of carrying 1,400 tourists at the same time. From a height of 203 meters, you will also have a 360-degree view of the city's coastline. This huge Ferris wheel uses up to 8,000 tons of steel, more than the Eiffel Tower, and has a total weight of about 10,000 tons, which is equivalent to the combined weight of 85 of the largest blue whales on earth. When the construction crews saw this big guy, they had to use a crane capable of lifting 3,000 tons, or 500 African elephants.

Burj Al Arab Hotel

Also known as the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai because its shape resembles a sailboat. It is the world's first seven-star hotel and is famous for its splendor and luxury. The hotel is built on an artificial island.

56 floors, 321 meters high, equipped with Rolls-Royce and helicopters for VIP passengers to travel to and from the hotel. Four and 40 tons of gold were used in the decoration of the hotel alone. Even the toilet handles inside are gold-plated. The luxury Hermès we admire only provides free toiletries here. Each room is equipped with at least one 24-hour butler, and guests in the top suites have 7 butlers to serve you. There are two most unique restaurants here, one is a high-rise viewing restaurant, where guests can overlook the entire luxurious city of Dubai at any time while dining; the other is the famous undersea restaurant, which allows you to enjoy the wonders of the ocean while having a meal. At the top of the Burj Al Arab Hotel, there is also a top floor that only the top rich can enter. This top floor can provide a helicopter landing and can be transformed into an aerial swimming pool where you can play ball. If it's romantic enough, you can also host an unforgettable wedding. As long as you have money here, any wish you have can be realized.

2020 Dubai World Expo

As a global event held every five years, Dubai will certainly not miss such a good opportunity to show itself. This World Expo will be a half-year event. It is said that the cost of this project is approximately US$9 billion, which is enough to build 10 Great Pyramids of Giza. The Expo will occupy an area larger than New York's Central Park and showcase the most futuristic architecture to the world. After all, the theme of the Expo is to connect minds and create the future. If you overlook the entire park from the air, you will find that the entire Dubai Expo is like a blooming butterfly. Of course, this butterfly is piled up with money. Okay, after seeing so much of the best in the world in Dubai, I know you must digest it, and why don’t I?