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With a height of 2,700 feet, the Burj Khalifa is now the world's tallest building. The president of the neighboring emirate of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Khalfah ibn Zyid l Nahyn, was honored with the name Burj Khalifa. It stands majestically with 160 stories. Two observation decks, a Las Vegas-inspired fountain, nine of the city's greatest luxury hotels, and various restaurants make up this 21st-century architectural masterpiece. The Burj Khalifa held eight world records at the time of its construction, including the tallest skyscraper, the longest elevator travel distance, and the highest livable level.

The Burj Al-Arab, rising 321 meters tall on its own manmade island off the coast of Dubai, is the world's highest hotel. At night, a coordinated, colorful lighting show illuminates the façade of the structure, which is designed to mimic a billowing dhow sail. This is an ideal place to have tea at the Skyview Bar on the 27th level for the best views of the city. The famous Al-Mahara restaurant inside Burj Al Arab is an underwater restaurant with floor-to-ceiling glass panels on the dining room walls that allow you to watch aquatic life as you eat.

Dubai Frame; 150-meter-high picture frame, the Emirates' newest cultural landmark, is an architectural marvel that 'frames' breathtaking views of Old and New Dubai. It has galleries like Old Dubai Gallery, Present Dubai, and Future Dubai Gallery. Visitors have the opportunity to enhance their experience by walking on the Bridge's brilliant glass promenade and sipping coffee from 150 meters above earth.

The Dubai Fountain, the world's highest performing fountain, is a mesmerizing water, music, and light show in Downtown Dubai. It is over 900 feet in length. The fountain features five different-sized circles, two arcs, and powerful water nozzles that blast water to incredible heights. Classical to modern Arabic and international music are played during the show. The Dubai Fountain Lake Ride and the Dubai Fountain Boardwalk are two distinct ways to see and appreciate the Dubai Fountain.

Thousands of aquatic animals from over 140 different species may be seen in the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo. In 10 million liter tank, there are around 400 sharks and rays, including Sand Tiger Sharks, Giant Groupers, and a variety of other marine species. A number of animal interactions, such as Penguin encounters, Otter encounters, King Croc encounters, and diving adventures, have been methodically developed to make your experience more realistic..

On a traditional wooden dhow, enjoy a buffet dinner with friends and family while sailing Dhow Cruise Marina or Dhow Cruise Creek. The trip includes a buffet dinner, as well as entertainment and music on board. The wonderful view of iconic landmarks of river banks and the mind healing breeze will make your dinner more memorable.

The typical red dunes desert safari, dune bashing, and camel ride are all part of the Dubai desert safari experience. A comfortable and secure vehicle will reduce your nervousness of running in the sand dunes. Visitors are able to witness an unforgettable view of sunset in desert and the humble drivers will stop for a while to take photographs as well during the safari. After the adrenaline rush, the visitors will be taken to the camps where they can enjoy dinner. Belly dancers, fire dancers and other traditional dancers will make sure that your Desert Safari experience ends with a cheerful mode.

This 72,000-square-meter paradise has blossomed into one of the region's most gorgeous and sweet-scented attractions, with more than 150 million flowers in full bloom. The Dubai Miracle Garden is the biggest natural floral garden in the world. Floral Clock, Teddy Bear, Floating Lady, Sunflower Field, Umbrella Tunnel are some of the must see attractions in Miracle Garden.

Al Seef Dubai's tagline is "Where the Old Meets the New." Al Seef extends for around 1.8 kilometers along Dubai Creek, was once the bustling gateway to the Gulf's most successful pearl diving harbor. There are structures that are meant to seem like an old town, replete with wind towers and stone Arab architecture that harken back to Dubai's heritage. Visitors may have a simple family meal, a romantic evening, or simply relax with a cup of coffee or tea along the interconnected trails that run through the beautiful landscape.