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The following are some famous attractions in Dubai:

Burj Khalifa

Burj Khalifa (Arabic:? , "Burj Khalifa") was originally named Di.

Dubai Tower, also known as Burj Dubai or Burj Dubai, is a completed skyscraper, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with a height of 162 floors and a total height of 828 meters, which is 320 meters higher than that of Taipei 10 1. Built by South Korea's Samsung Company, construction started on September 2, 20041. 20 10/KLOC-0 was completed and put into use on October 4, and it was officially renamed Burj Dubai. The designer is adrian smith, an American architect of Chicago Company. The architectural design adopts a challenging single structure, which is composed of tubular multi-towers, with the appearance of space age style, and the geometric figure with Islamic architectural style-six-petal Desert Flower is adopted around the base. Burj Khalifa, together with surrounding supporting projects, has a total investment of more than 7 billion US dollars. Burj Dubai is the first Armani hotel with a floor below 37 in the world, and the 45th floor to 108 floor is used as an apartment. 123rd floor is an observation deck overlooking the whole city of Dubai. Luxury apartment in the building 1000, and the surrounding supporting projects include: Dragon City, Dubai Mall and supporting hotels, houses, apartments, business centers, etc. Burj Khalifa is not only amazing in height, but also complete in building materials and equipment. Burj Khalifa used 330,000 cubic meters of concrete, 39,000 metric tons of steel and 6,543,800 square meters of glass. This building is so high that it certainly needs advanced transportation equipment. There are 56 elevators in the building, the maximum speed is 17.4m per second, and there are double-deck sightseeing elevators, which can carry up to 42 people at a time.

Earth islands

Known as the eighth wonder of the world, Dubai Earth Islands, also known as the world islands, is located on the coastline of Dubai, between the famous Palm Jumeirah and Palm Della in Dubai, with a total of 300 islands, which outline the shape of a world map. Shrinking France, Florida and Ohio are all included, and there is an island called "Shanghai", and even an island named after the snow-covered Antarctica is under the local scorching sun. Traveling to Dubai, if you take a helicopter, you can overlook Dubai's coastline in a unique way at high altitude and witness this miracle. However, due to the global economic crisis, Dubai debt crisis and the bursting of the real estate bubble, the "World Island" has become a part of many unfinished projects. More than ten years have passed since the start of construction, and this magnificent project only stays in the initial stage of reclamation. Except for a few islands, most of the villas on these 300 islands have not been built at all, and greening has not been carried out, but they are desolate.

Desert style

Among the many tourism projects in Dubai, going to the golden desert to wash sand can be regarded as the Dubai tourism project that can best experience the Arabian customs. Driving for a few hours, away from the bustling and noisy Dubai city, allows you to experience a different Dubai and feel the charm of Arab culture. Various types of activities make you from exploration to leisure and comfort to crazy intoxication!

Arab Tower Hotel

The most luxurious hotel in the world is BurjAl-Arab Hotel in Dubai, also known as "Arab Star" or Boci Hotel. It is the only 7-star hotel in the world, located at Jumeirah Beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates. Since the 1990s, Dubai has made great efforts to develop tourism. Due to its good environment and colorful culture (80% of the population are foreigners), most tourists to Dubai are high-income classes such as models, artists and businessmen. At the suggestion of the Crown Prince of Dubai, the famous entrepreneur Allermark Toum invested in the beautiful Burj Al Arab Hotel. Designed by British designer W.S. Atkins, South African construction contractors Murray and Roberts (Murray &; Roberts) Company and local builder Al Habtoor Engineering Enterprise Co., Ltd. The hotel is built on an artificial island by the sea. It is a sailboat-shaped tower building with 56 floors and a height of 32 1 meter. It faces Jumeirah Beach Hotel (considered the best hotel in the world). The room area ranges from 170 square meters to 780 square meters, with the lowest room price of $900 and the highest presidential suite of $654,300.

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Dubai horse racing

Because Dubai rulers love horse racing, this activity is very popular in Dubai. Maidan Racecourse was specially built to host the world's most expensive horse racing event-Dubai World Cup. The next World Cup in Dubai will be held on March 30th, 20th13rd. The total prize money is as high as 1 100 million dirhams (about RMB10.70 billion yuan) [2]

The Dubai Mall

From May to 10 every year, the weather in UAE is very hot. The high temperature of 40 degrees makes the large shopping center equipped with air-conditioning equipment a good place for people to relax. Shopping centers in UAE are people's favorite. It covers an area of 3.7 million square feet and is the largest shopping center in the world. It includes 1200 retail stores, 160 restaurants, an amusement park, the world's largest aquarium and an official passage to Burj Khalifa.

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Dubai Fountains

Dubai Fountain, performance time: twice a day in the afternoon and several times in the evening, this 900-foot-long Dubai Fountain will spray 26,465,438+0 gallons of water to 500 feet.

Palm Island

The Dubai Palm Project * * * includes three islands, the smallest of which is Palm Jumeirah, and the other two are Palm Della and Palm Jebel Ali. These three

Palm Island in Dubai (7 photos)

After the completion of Palm Island, it will become a miracle in the history of human architecture and an island group that can be seen in space. It is said that in the next 10 year after the completion of the three palm islands, the number of tourists to Dubai will increase sixfold, which is expected to upgrade Dubai to a world-class tourist destination. Overlooking the Palm Island in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from space, two huge palm trees can be seen faintly extending from the coast to the blue sea. Carefully identified, palm trees are actually composed of some scattered islands, large and small.

These three grotesque islands are by no means a miracle of nature. They are part of the ambitious artificial island plan of real estate developers under the Dubai government. The project was originally estimated to cost $654.38+04 billion and is expected to be completed in 2009. However, due to the world economic crisis and Dubai debt crisis at the end of 2007, many super-large projects including Palm Island and "World Island" ran aground, and only Burj Khalifa was difficult to complete in the crisis. So far, among the three palm islands, Jumeirah Island is nearing completion, with villas and hotels densely arranged. After waiting for 10 years, the owner who bought a house on the island finally waited for the delivery of the house. However, Jebel Ali Island has only completed the reclamation, and the island is bare and barren; Della Island has even completed less than 10% of the reclamation project, all of which are in the shutdown stage. When the other two islands can be restarted is still unknown, and the completion date is even in the Year of the Monkey.

In the 1990s, all the beaches in Dubai were developed, and the development encountered a bottleneck. In order to solve this problem, Dubai decided to build an artificial island, and an unprecedented artificial island construction plan-Palm Island Project was born. People can reach Palm Island by boat, car or even monorail. After the completion of the Palm Island project, the coastline of Dubai will increase by 720 kilometers. The plan looked beautiful at first, but these grand plans ran aground for various reasons, such as the bubble factor in the development process, the lack of funds and the impact of the western economic crisis.

Jumeirah Mosque

It is one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in Dubai, one of Dubai's landmarks and a favorite place for photographers to shoot. It often appears in various international publications. When night falls, the soft lights outline its exquisite twin towers and solemn dome in a particularly moving picture.

Dubai National Museum

Dubai Museum

It is one of the few scenic spots in Dubai that offer local historical sites. Formerly known as Al-Faheidi Fort, it was built in 1798 and officially established as Dubai National Museum in 197 1. This is the oldest building in Dubai. Entering a museum is like entering just visiting. From the open-air exhibition in the museum, we can see the previous housing patterns of ancient Arabs, including the earliest wind towers. Part of the indoor exhibition area is located on the ground floor of the castle. It is an antique market and an art museum that displays traditional Arabic styles, including ancient tombs and bronzes with a history of 3-4 thousand years, which is worth appreciating slowly.

Dubai R.

Dubai R.

Also known as Dubai Trench, it is the place to feel the pulse of Dubai. The Dubai River extends inland for about 10 km, dividing Dubai into two parts: Deira and Burdubai, which are the emerging Burdubai district and Deira, the old city symbolizing Dubai's history. When you visit the Dubai River, you can see buildings with sparkling glass curtain walls and very novel designs on the northeast side of the Dubai River, some of which are quite meaningful (the prominent gold-plated gate of NBD Bank in Dubai National Bank Building represents the sailing of old-fashioned dhows). The southwest side of the river seems to have entered another traditional place. In addition to the old-fashioned wind towers (which are rarely preserved today), you can also see the domes and minarets of many mosques.

Miracle Garden

Dubai "Miracle Garden"

Looking around, there are colorful and dazzling flowers everywhere, dotted with a long fence and a 4-kilometer-long path, shining in the sun and still charming in the evening. Welcome to Dubai Miracle Garden, the largest outdoor leisure resort in Dubai near Arabian Ranch. This little-known garden was grandly opened on Valentine's Day in 20 13. There are more than 45 million flowers in the garden, dotted with grasslands and corridors. A 1000-meter-long flower corridor in the park is expected to create a Guinness World Record.

Park area: 72,000 square meters; Total road length: 4 kilometers; Number of flowers: about 45 million; Admission: 20 dirhams, free for children under 3 years old.

The World Trade Center

It is the most important trade and exhibition center in the Middle East, with an area of 365,438+0,955 square meters. There are seven theme pavilions with standard facilities, beautiful design and magnificent architecture of a first-class international exhibition center. Almost all major international exhibitions in UAE will be held here, with about 100 major international exhibitions every year.

Taj Arabiya

Dubai will launch the "Taj Mahal Arabiya" construction plan.

According to British media reports, Dubai officials recently announced plans to spend 665 million pounds (about 6.8 billion yuan) to replicate the Taj Mahal in India. The reproduction of the Taj Mahal is not only five times the size of the original historical works, but also includes a shopping center, a five-star hotel with 300 rooms, and other service facilities such as serviced apartments and wedding shops.

Investors in Dubai hope to attract newlyweds for holidays or weddings through the new Taj Mahal project.

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