Rich, flashy and posh, Dubai is the city of luxurious 7 star hotels, tall skyscrapers and cruise ship dinners. You can swan around lavish shopping malls, brunch at swanky restaurants, visit spectacular man-made wonders like the Miracle Garden and Burj Khalifa or, just step out of the city and straight into the heart of the desert. Dubai delivers every time, with new verve and panache.
Dubai
Much more than glitter and bling-bling
Packages We Are Offering
With 3 Star Accommodation Price Starts at ₹23,000* per person
Inclusions
Return Airport Transfers
3 Star Accommodation for 4 Nights
Daily Breakfast
Half Day Dubai City Tour
Dhow Dinner Cruise at Dubai Creek
Desert Safari
Burj Khalifa - At the Top
UAE Single Entry Visa
Taxes
Exclusions
Flights
Tips
Extra Services
Any Meal or Drink which is not Mentioned in Package
Tourism Dirham Fee
Important Information, Policies, Terms & Conditions
- Package includes UAE single entry visa only.
- Above packages do not include airfare i.e. flights.
- Above packages prices are calculated through average hotel prices, actual prices may differ at the time of booking.
- All tour and transfers on SIC basis.
- Please note that we will require PAN Card + Passport (First & Last page) of all the travelers for all the bookings at the time of confirmation (As per new guidelines by RBI). Please note that the Guest Voucher will not be issued without receipt of above mentioned documents.
About Dubai
Dubai is one of the hottest cities in the world (not just literally!).The city is so ostentatiously posh that some tourists even go on hotel sight-seeing tours!
But, the city offers more than just glitter and bling. Desert Safari’s, air-balloon rides, historic museum tours, are just a few among the many things you can do in Dubai, besides the obvious fancy dinners and mall visits.
The perfect time to visit Dubai is during winters, which start from November and go on till mid-April. January and February are most crowded months because of the Dubai Shopping Festival. Summers, April to October, are better suited for budget-friendly travelers. The days are hot and humid, so they’re better spent indoors, but the weather gets a lot better as the sun sets.
Other Places of Interest
Burj-al Khalifa
Bastakiya Quarter
Jumeirah Beach
Palm Islands
Wild Wadi Waterpark
The Dubai Museum
Other Experiences to Take In
Go Quad-Biking in the Sand Dunes
Stroll across Dubai Miracle Garden
Watch a Belly Dancing Show
Try Sandboarding in Dubai’s Desert
Smell the spices at Spice Souk
Try Parasailing and Kite Surfing
Watch the Dubai Fountain
Have Some Fun at the Wild Wadi Waterpark
Visit the Gold Souk
Foods to Try in Dubai
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Camel Milk A wee bit salty in flavor, Camel Milk is making international headlines for its health benefits. Super low in fat and three times more Vitamin C and Iron than Cow’s Milk, this is a must try when you visit Dubai.
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Manakish Typically eaten as breakfast in Dubai, Manakish is made up of flat bread which is crispy out the outside and soft and chewy on the inside. It is usually topped with herbs, olive oils, veggies and sometimes even eggs.
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Khameer A famous Emirati bread, Khameer is sweet in flavor, and can be relished either on its own or with chicken, cheese or veggie stuffing. Khameer has found its place it all major Emirati cuisines, and you should definitely try it out.
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Al Harees Traditional Arabic dish usually reserved for festive occasions such as Ramadan, Al Harees, cooked in its orginial taste can found at ethnic restaurants across Dubai. It is a porridge-like dish made up of meat and wheat.
August 30, 2018
