1 BurjKhalifaTower (English: Burj Khalifa Tower) was built in 2004, officially completed on 20 10/0/4 October, and renamed Burj Khalifa Tower.

2. Bulca Arabian Hotel (UK) started construction in 1994 and officially opened in February 1999. It cost $654.38 billion. Burj Khalifa Hotel is known as the first and only seven-star hotel in the world.

3. PalmIslands refers to a large artificial island group built on the coast of Dubai, which is mainly composed of three parts: Palm Island, Palm Island and Dila Artificial Island.

4. The world is an artificial island group located on the coast of Dubai. It is composed of various small islands, forming the general outline of the world map.

Dubai Museum is an important museum in Dubai. Located in al fahidi Fort, it was built in 1787 and is the oldest existing building in Dubai.

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What are the tourist attractions in Dubai?

Dubai is one of the world's international financial centers, with the world's first seven-star hotel (sailing hotel), the world's tallest skyscraper (Burj Khalifa), the world's largest shopping center and the world's largest indoor ski resort. , with its active real estate, activities, talks and other characteristics close to the world record, attracts the attention of the whole world. What must-see attractions are there in Dubai? Let's take a look at them together.

What are the tourist attractions in Dubai?

The first is Palm Island.

Known as the "New Eight Wonders of the World", it costs US$ 654.38+0.4 billion and is one of the largest land reconstruction projects in the world. It consists of an artificial island shaped like a palm tree trunk, 654.38+07 palm tree-shaped islands, and an annular wave island surrounding them. It will develop into a maritime city year by year. There will be more than 60,000 households in the island, and more than 50,000 service personnel will be distributed in 32 hotels and dozens of shopping malls and amusement places throughout the island to provide various services for islanders. After the overall completion, more than 300 small islands will form a "world island" according to the shape of the world map, and people will be able to see the world map outlined by these islands from the air.

Second, Dubai National Museum.

The museum, formerly known as Alfa Hideborg, was built in 1799, mainly to resist foreign invasion. In peacetime, the Dubai government converted it into a museum to introduce the history of Bedouin, the ancestors of Arabs, and the well-preserved galleon became the symbol of the museum. Enter the fortress entrance, walk down the tunnel, and gradually enter the Bedouin world. In the dim light, a lifelike statue is hard to distinguish between true and false. In a flash, people will have an illusion, as if crossing just visiting, and Bedouin life scenes will be presented one by one: men are chatting while smoking a pipe after a hard day. And women are cooking by the fire, as if whispering something, with happy smiles on their faces. In the distant market, there are all kinds of fabrics, spices and handicrafts. A young girl is carefully selecting fabrics for herself. Although the museum is small, it can take you back to history in an instant.

Third, the ancient city of basta.

The ancient city of basta is one of the oldest sites in Dubai and the only remaining wind tower complex along the Arabian Gulf. The name basta Kai comes from the Iranian town of basta,/kloc-most of the first commercial immigrants from Dubai in the early 9th century came from here. Exquisite buildings with broken stone walls inhabited by wealthy families have become the symbol of the old town of Kia in basta. There is a wind tower at the top of the wall, which can introduce wind into the room. It is the embryonic form of effective early air conditioning. The cool and beautifully decorated inner courtyard is in sharp contrast with the indestructible external structure. Strolling through the streets of Chia, the ancient city of basta, seems to have become a thing of the past. These old buildings have been transformed into cafes, art galleries and eccentric shops-which makes the old town of Kea in basta a perfect place to relax for a few hours.

Fourth, jumeirah mosque.

The beautiful jumeirah mosque is a famous landmark in Dubai, especially when the lights are on at night. Jumeirah mosque was built according to the medieval Fatima tradition, with a capacity of 65,438+0,200 people. Despite Dubai's glitz, jumeirah mosque still maintains its quaint style. Sunday is one of the few opportunities for tourists to unveil the mystery of jumeirah mosque and learn the true face of religion in this country. It is also the only mosque in Dubai that is open to non-Muslims. As part of the policy of "opening the door and opening the mind", sheikh mohamed Cultural Understanding Center organizes tourists to visit jumeirah mosque, aiming at promoting ethnic exchanges. Photography is allowed in the mosque, so don't forget to bring your camera when you visit. Usually, the tour in jumeirah mosque will last more than 1 hour. At the end of the tour, there will be a question-and-answer session.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) cultural village

This is a place to introduce the history of Dubai, showing the houses, life and working style of Dubai people in the old days. There are some permanent physical exhibitions showing how rural fishermen weave homespun and make pottery. There are also some houses and courtyards built later, which show the previous dwellings, all of which are very simple and simple. Black and white photos and pictures show the history of deep-sea pearl fishing in Dubai since 550 BC. It is said that there were more than 300 fishing boats at the peak. During the day, it's very quiet here, and you can come in and out freely. Walking along the canal, you can hardly see anyone, only the sea breeze is blowing head on. In the evening, it is very lively here. There are live performances of people's lives in the past, and all kinds of antique coarse pottery are sold here. There are also some delicious and cheap open-air restaurants and food stalls, having a delicious seafood dinner and then smoking a hookah by the canal. Time and space suddenly lost track.

Aquarium and underwater zoo

This is one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world, and it was rated as "the largest aquarium viewing curtain wall in the world" by Guinness World Records. There are as many as 33,000 species of marine life on display in Dubai Aquarium, including more than 220 species of sharks and yellow croaker. The underwater glass channel allows visitors to get close to these underwater creatures. There are 36 independent aquarium exhibitions in the underwater zoo, allowing visitors to experience different underwater environments. The underwater zoo explains the ecological environment and sustainable survival knowledge of marine life to tourists through interactive forms. The whole tour includes tropical rain forest, rocky coast and marine life, and a large number of aquatic animals are gathered, including penguins, seals, crocodiles, piranhas, spider crabs, water rats, giant catfish, lizards and devil fish. Take part in the public "shark diving" activity, you will have the opportunity to shuttle between sharks, or you can take a glass-bottomed boat to enjoy the underwater scenery in the aquarium.

Seven. Burj Khalifa

Burj Khalifa was designed by American architect adrian smith, and the whole project cost1500 million dollars. It is not only the tallest building in the world, but also the tallest building in the world. Khalifa has changed Dubai's skyline and provided a unique life experience that has never been seen anywhere in the world. Business center, Burj Views, Burj Du Street, houses, restaurants, hotels and residential facilities are all located in the spectacular artificial lake.

What are the famous scenic spots in Dubai?

1, the symbol of the Burj Khalifa-Dubai, the Burj Khalifa is 828 meters high and definitely a place not to be missed. The tallest tower in the world dominates Dubai's skyline, but to truly appreciate its grandeur, you must look up at it at close range or watch it from the inside. On a clear day in Wan Li, Wan Li, you will be absolutely amazed by the spectacular scenery on the observation deck on124th floor, and the view of the luxurious starry lounge on148th floor is even more beautiful. If you want to have a leisurely meal in the cloud, the At.mosphere lounge located on the122nd floor is a good choice.

2. UAE Shopping Center-mall of the emirates, which is adjacent to Burj Khalifa. It's really a waste of time to just call such an all-encompassing treasure a "shopping center". Even if you wander around here all day, you can't see the whole picture. In addition to 1200 shops and 150 restaurants, there is also an indoor theme park, an ice rink, a giant indoor waterfall, an outdoor music fountain and a huge Dubai aquarium and underwater zoo.

3. Dubai Fountain-Watch the water dance. Located at the foot of the landmark Burj Khalifa, Dubai Fountain is accessible from the famous shopping center in the United Arab Emirates and has the largest musical fountain system in the world. This popular water dance performance can spray water columns as high as 150 meters into the sky. The spouted water column is colorful and full of light. It swings freely with the performances of all countries in the world, creating the most popular performance in Dubai as if it were given life. There are two performances every afternoon (1: 00 and 1:30), and the performance on Friday is scheduled from 1:30 to 2:00. The night performance will start at sunset and be performed every 30 minutes. The last music will be played at 1 1:00 at night.

4. Palm Jumeirah Island-a palm-shaped island, a palm-shaped artificial island-is called "unique to Dubai" by locals. Palm Island is one of the largest artificial islands in the world, which can be called a great achievement of human creativity. Locals and tourists can stay in many high-end hotels in Palm Island, such as waldorf, fairmont Hotel and OneOnly Jumeirah Razabishara Hotel. Perhaps the most famous are the landmark buildings-Atlantis and Pam in Dubai. The transportation to this place is also very convenient. Monorail runs from top to bottom along the "trunk" and connects the mainland.

5. Dubai Bay-Explore the historical accumulation of Dubai. Dubai is famous for the splendor and charm of skyscrapers, but the real center of the city is always Dubai Bay. This saltwater estuary is the birthplace of Dubai Bay, where Banas tribes settled. This water area is very important to Dubai's two major economic forms-pearl mining and fishing. Today, this area has witnessed the history of Dubai Emirates, because there are intricate alleys of Dubai Museum and gold market, spice market and cloth market. In Dubai Bay, the traditional trip to Kathy is not to be missed-each ticket costs only 65,438 yuan +0 yuan, which will undoubtedly bring you the best value-added travel experience in Dubai.