United Arab Emirates

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The United Arab Emirates is one of the most intriguing countries you can visit. Imagine that everything we can see and enjoy today was actually built on top of the DESERT sand. It is known that this type of soil is not born and grows at all, so consider what these people did not have to develop to be able to build one of the most modern countries in the world in this type of climate and soil.

Nowadays it is possible to build a building in Dubai in months, create a lake in the middle of a condominium and even make it rain artificially.

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The history of the United Arab Emirates is very interesting and in a short time it went through many stages. Before being a country, the territory was a British colony. The British explored the region for a long time, until in the 60s the Sheikhs, former Bedouins, definitively took control and started a gigantic process of changes. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been a country effectively since 1971 and one of the great hopefuls of this change was Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

Throughout history, many of the great Sheikhs and administrators were Bedouin nomads who lived half their lives in the desert and the other half in veritable palaces. The cultural shock was very big and it is very interesting to understand all this movement during the trip. Today, on average, 80% of the population of Dubai and Abu Dhabi are foreigners. It's an endless mix of accents and cultures. What predominates, of course, is the Arab culture and the Muslim religion, but, in general, it is an Arab country that is much more open than the others.

The country is made up of seven emirates, each of which has its sheikh ruling through independent monarchies, that is, each emirate has its rules and laws, according to what each sheikh wants.

The seven Emirates are: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Quwain, Ras al-Khaimah and Fujairah, Abu Dhabi being the richest emirate, the capital and the center of all political life in the country. According to my guide, over 80% of the oil is here. Touristically speaking, the most open emirates are Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The others, in general, are more conservative, but that doesn't mean they are closed to tourism.

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What to do in United Arab Emirates

Jumeirah Beach

A day at the beach in Dubai is a good choice. You can use the city's public beaches or buy a day-use ticket from a beachfront resort. Whichever way you choose, a dip in the Persian Gulf is a must. Dubai's public beaches are accessible to both men and women and everyone can wear normal bathing suits – including bikinis.

Palm Jumeirah

By the way, this is the postcard of Dubai! The famous palm-shaped artificial island is a scandal of beautiful houses and mega resorts facing the sea. The most famous of them, the wonderful Atlantis, reigns supreme in one of the palm leaves. At the hotel, there is a water park, Aquaventure Waterpark, where you can spend the day.

Madinat Jumeirah

This complex of luxury hotels and shops is one of the most beautiful places in Dubai. It is worth a visit during the day and also at night when restaurants and bars open their charming doors. It is here in this complex that the Burj Al Arab is located, that famous 7 star hotel. To visit the hotel it is possible only with reservation in one of its restaurants.

Dubai Marina

This is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Dubai. It's worth walking around here, sitting in the charming cafes on The Walk and admiring the skyscrapers with surprising architecture. The buildings look like real works of art.

Al Fahidi – Historic Quarter

Walking through the streets of this neighborhood is like having an idea of what Dubai was like in the 20th century before the discovery of oil. The houses where locals used to live have become small shops, art galleries, cafes and museums. The old ships, used by the Iranians to transport cargo, are still there. Also visit the Dubai Museum where you can learn more about the history of the city.

Safari

Coming to Dubai and not going on safari is like going to Rome and not visiting the Colosseum. Venture out for an afternoon on the sands of the Dubai desert in 4×4 vehicles, and later, dine in a typical Bedouin tent with dance shows and various typical attractions.

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