About Dubai
Dubai is a city that rewrites its own skyline every decade. The world's tallest building, indoor ski slopes in the desert, and gold souqs next to hypermodern malls coexist effortlessly. Yet beyond the superlatives, Dubai rewards curious travellers with old dhow wharves, spice markets, and some of the most diverse street food on the planet.
Quick facts
Best time
Nov – Mar
Ideal duration
4 – 7 days
Budget (per person)
₹70,000+
Visa
e-Visa (30 days)
Things to do
Burj Khalifa At the Top
Ride the world's fastest lift to the 148th-floor observation deck and watch the city shrink below.
Desert Safari
Dune-bash at sunset, ride a camel, watch a belly dancer, and dine under stars in a Bedouin camp.
Dubai Marina & JBR
Walk the waterfront promenade lined with cafés, yachts, and ocean-facing skyscrapers at dusk.
Gold & Spice Souq
Wander through Deira's centuries-old gold souq and breathe in the aromas of the spice market.
Dubai Frame
Walk the glass floor of the 150m-high picture frame that literally frames old and new Dubai.
Palm Jumeirah View
Take the Palm Monorail to Atlantis and see the man-made island's palm fronds from above.
What makes it special
Emirati Cuisine
Try Al Harees (slow-cooked wheat and meat), Machboos, and saffron-laced Luqaimat dumplings.
World-Class Shopping
Dubai Mall houses over 1,200 stores, an aquarium, an ice rink, and a waterfall. Budget a full day.
Abra Boat Rides
Cross the Dubai Creek on a traditional abra for ₹15 — the cheapest way to feel old Dubai.
Rooftop Dining
Dubai's rooftop restaurant scene is world-class — book a table with a Burj Khalifa view.
Through the lens
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