Dubai, the glitzy capital of the United Arab Emirates, is a popular tourist destination.

This metropolis of high-rises and shopping malls has evolved from a desert outpost to a popular tourist destination, with visitors flocking for discounts, sunlight, and family fun.

Dubai is known for modern tourist attractions like the Burj Khalifa Tour (the world's tallest structure) and retail complexes that include massive aquariums and indoor ski slopes.

But, in addition to all the dazzling modern add-ons, this city boasts numerous cultural treasures and activities to do.

Take a stroll through the Al Fahidi neighborhood to see the ancient Dubai, then take a traditional dhow boat around Dubai Creek to see why this city is more than its glossy exterior.

With this list of the top attractions and things to do in Dubai, you can learn more about the greatest locations to visit.

At the Burj Khalifa, you can see Dubai's famous cityscape.

The Burj Khalifa is Dubai's most recognised landmark and significant tourist attraction, standing at 829.8 metres as the world's tallest structure and the most prominent of the city's sites of interest.

A visit to the observation deck on the 124th level is a must-do for most visitors while in the city. From this vantage point, the views of the metropolitan skyline are just breathtaking.

Before a high-speed elevator whisks you up to the observation deck for those 360-degree views out across the skyscrapers to the desert on one side and the ocean on the other, the slick observation deck experience includes a multimedia presentation on both Dubai and the construction of the Burj Khalifa (completed in 2010).

Because of Dubai's spectacular city-lights panoramas, photographers flock to the city at night.

Purchase your Burj Khalifa "At the Top" Entrance Ticket ahead of time to avoid long lines, especially if visiting on a weekend.

Back on the ground, the grounds of Burj Park wrap around the Burj Khalifa, with paths lined with modern art sculptures.

Go into the desert

You don't have to travel far from Dubai's skyline of skyscrapers to see undulating dunes in the UAE's deserts capes.

The Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve's dune fields and desert, as well as the orange-hued dunes of Maleha (technically in the Emirate of Sharjah), are both within day-trip distance of the city.

Sandboarding, Dubai Camel Ride, and 4WD safaris are just some of the activities available on desert adventure excursions, which also include traditional Arabian falconry shows and desert feasts under the stars. Camping beneath the stars is also a possibility.

The standard tour schedule, which gives guests a taste of desert life, can be readily crammed into even a short trip to Dubai, taking roughly six hours door to door with a mid-afternoon departure.

A camel ride, sandboarding lessons, a sunset BBQ, and a belly dance show are all included in the Dubai Desert 4x4 Safari, which is a half-day desert experience.

Choose a company that operates inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve for a less hurried tour experience, where itineraries might include wildlife drives to see the reserve's free-roaming herds of gazelles and, if you're lucky, Arabian oryx.

Dubai Creek is worth exploring.

The city is divided into two settlements by the Dubai Creek, with Deira to the north and Bur Dubai to the south.

The creek has played an important role in the city's development, luring residents who came to fish and pearl dive.

Small communities built up along the stream as far back as 4,000 years ago, and the Bani Yas tribe moved in the region in the 1830s, ushering in the modern period.

Take a journey on one of the numerous dhows that have been rebuilt as tourist cruise boats or get on an abra (small wooden ferry) between the ferry ports on the creek's Bur Dubai and Deira banks to get a bird's eye perspective of the city from the water.

The Al Seef district has been redeveloped on the Bur Dubai side of the canal, rubbing up against the Bastakia neighborhood, with a waterfront promenade flanked by traditional coral-block and limestone structures, a floating market, and craft stores. It's a lovely spot for a stroll with fantastic views of the lake.

The Dhow Wharfage is located farther southeast on the Deira side, just north of Al-Maktoum Bridge. Small traders from all around the Gulf continue to utilise it to sail their dhows to Kuwait, Iran, Oman, India, and all the way down to Africa's horn of Africa.

This little relic of Dubai's former economy is a fascinating site to roam about and observe goods being loaded and unloaded into and off dhows.

The recently completed Dubai Creek Harbor with a waterfront marina walkway, which gives spectacular views of the city skyline, is located at the southeastern end of Dubai Creek, right before the creek joins the Dubai Canal.

Dubai Parks and Resorts

At Dubai Parks and Resorts, all of your entertainment demands are met in one place. The only difficulty here is deciding what to do.

This massive undertaking includes a slew of world-class theme parks with something for everyone, regardless of age.

Motiongate's attractions are themed after Hollywood movies, while Bollywood Parks' rides bring the world of India's famed film industry to life, and Legoland Dubai and Legoland Waterpark give a fun-filled day out for younger guests with interactive rides, water slides, and a wave pool.

Hatta Mountain Safari Tour Dubai

Hatta Mountain is a remarkable amalgamation of picturesque vistas, historic cultural history, and adventure, and is located at the top end of the Al Hajar Mountains. Hatta Mountain Safari is an off-road excursion across the rugged topography of Hatta's gorgeous desert scenery, and it's the perfect weekend vacation. The ancient Hatta Heritage Village, which houses an ancient fort and a mosque thought to be Hatta's oldest building, is reached via mysterious mountain pathways.

Among various trips to Dubai, you don't want to miss out on the Hatta mountain tour. Our Hatta mountain trip package promises the best experience at a reasonable price. You'll come across interesting historical facts as you visit Hatta village. Shop for souvenirs, carpets, beautiful handicrafts, and potteries in the street markets. After that, we'll chauffeur you towards the Hatta mountain chain for wonderful sightseeing and capture your moments on camera. Also, you can go for a swim amidst the open waters of Hajjar mountain valleys and trek there.

A ravishing lunch will be spread for you at the five-star Hatta Hotel. Later you can enjoy camel rides and dune bashing amidst the alluring, orange-painted desert. The trip climaxes with a delightful dinner and you're chauffeured back to your location. This pocket-friendly tour covers most of the desert experience in a compact time and budget.

Things to Do in Hatta Mountain Tour

Hatta tour offers a variety of exciting and fun activities. The list is huge, but we've tried to summarise some of the greatest things that all visitors to Hatta Dubai love to do and enjoy throughout their stay. These are the following:

• Hatta Dam is a great place to go kayaking.
• Hatta Heritage Village is a must-see.
• Have a great time at Amazing Hatta Hill Park is a park in Hatta

Dubai City

Dubai is known for its luxury and modern architecture, which can be seen in the vast and beautiful structures that have been built on its land, forming a segment of man-made wonders between the desert and the sea. However, Dubai's cultural legacy is as appealing, as is the architectural magnificence on display. Dubai's city tour will take you on a journey through the vast area of Dubai, allowing you to see some of the city's most notable landmarks.

Explore historical places of great heritage at the Dubai museum. View the world's tallest skyscraper, The Burj khalifa-the tallest building in the world, while touring. View the aesthetic beauty of Dubai Marina and Creek, Atlantis - The Palm, and other exceptional construction and sensational establishments.

Go shopping at Dubai Mall for retail therapy. Dive into Laguna Waterpark and learn to surf. You can also visit Dubai's dedicated Coffee Museum. You will love to watch the sunrise while horse riding at Al Jiyad Stables. You will be mesmerized to walk along Dubai Water Canal and enjoy cool street art as well.

Sounds exciting, right? So don’t wait and book this package while you are in Dubai. Or maybe planning to visit Dubai! Audio commentaries will guide you all the way, and they're available in different languages. Soft, cool beverages are provided for your refreshment.

Covid precautions and safety measures are followed thoroughly for your security. So, relax and enjoy the awesome sightseeing of the magnificent future city for 48 hours. Contact us for further details about the wonderful tour.