Buzz
For global explorers, Dubai has transformed into a realm of marvels. Travelers visit this Arab nation not just to fulfill shopping dreams but also to marvel at the world's most extraordinary man-made structures.
The Tallest Building in the World - Burj Khalifa
Burj Khalifa currently holds the title of the world's tallest building. It signifies international collaboration, progress, and is an icon of a new, dynamic Middle East. It also symbolizes the ingenious and fantastic initiatives of Dubai's people. Burj Khalifa stands as a renowned hub for upscale dining, shopping, and entertainment worldwide.
The Largest Shopping Mall
Dubai Mall boasts over 1200 luxury stores offering a myriad of products, an Olympic-standard ice rink, a 22-screen cinema, and a gigantic aquarium with over 33,000 sea creatures in a record-breaking wall known as the 'indoor ocean.' Dubai Mall is always bustling, lively, attracting a large number of tourists.
The World's Largest Artificial Island
Covering 560 hectares, The Palm is acclaimed as the 8th wonder of the world. Numerous 6-star and 7-star hotels grace its expanse, along with villas owned by famous personalities. Notable among them is the 6-star Atlantis hotel, offering a magnificent view of the entire opulence of Palm Jumeirah, capturing the skyline of Dubai.
The World's Tallest 7-Star Hotel - Burj Al Arab
Burj Al Arab, with 28 floors and 202 rooms, boasts the smallest room at 169 m2 and a royal suite spanning 780 m2. It stands as one of the world's most expensive hotels, with nightly rates ranging from $1,000 to $15,000. The royal suite comes at a staggering $28,000 per night.
Additionally, the hotel features four large swimming pools, personal butler services, and transportation to the airport via Rolls Royce or helicopter. Recently, the hotel even provides guests with 24-carat gold-plated iPads for exclusive assistance.
The World's Longest Fully Automated Train System
This fully automated train operates without a human driver, ensuring precise and punctual service. It halts in case of any unforeseen events. The station resembles an opulent hotel, providing tourists with the opportunity to explore Dubai through its subway system.
Experience the world's largest fountain show
Dubai's fountain system, located on Burj Dubai lake, was inaugurated in 2009. The Dubai Fountain can shoot 22,000 gallons (83,000 liters) of water into the air at any time. Over 6,600 lights and 25 color projectors create a dazzling, vibrant display. The fountain stretches 275 meters and is visible from 32 km away. Its engine power matches that of a jet plane, capable of shooting water up to 50 meters high.
The world's largest underwater hotel - Hydropolis
Recognized as the most luxurious and largest underwater hotel globally, Hydropolis features 220 rooms submerged nearly 20 meters deep. It includes amenities such as a supermarket, ballroom, island villas, restaurants, and a cinema. Rare marine species, including angelfish and green turtles, gather in this area. Visiting Hydropolis gives tourists the sensation of living in a genuine underwater aquarium.
Explore the world's largest natural flower garden, Dubai Miracle
Spanning 72,000 square meters, this garden is surrounded by magnificent floral walls, boasting 45 million flowers in 45 vibrant hues. The colors change with each season in the Dubai Miracle Garden.
The flowers in the garden are meticulously trimmed into various shapes: hearts, stars, pyramids, snowflakes, and more. They are also adorned on classic cars or sculpted into gracefully arched pathways, creating a lively and harmonious natural masterpiece.
As reported by Dân Trí
***
Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourMay 15, 2014
