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The United Arab Emirates is a destination of the Middle East that offers increased safety for tourists, enhanced comfort combined with exoticism. The United Arab Emirates is one of the safest destinations in the Middle East that offers high-standard tourist services. Here you can shop in top designers’ shops, relax on beautiful beaches and taste a cocktail while thinking about where to dine or party until the morning.
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Currency: [US$ ]
Capital: [Washington DC]
Main cities: [New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadephia, Detroit, San Francisco, Boston]
Language: [English]
Time zone: [GMT-5 – GMT-10 ]
Tipping: [In the US, tipping is recommended in restaurants and bars or when using the taxi. Usually it is customary to leave about 15% of the order value.]
Voltage: [In the United States, the 110 V socket is used, so we recommend that you have adapters.]
If you are passionate about nature, you can ride the sand dunes of Abu Dhabi, or you can admire the starry sky on a camel; you can dive in the Persian Gulf waters near the unexplored beaches of Ras Al-Khaimah or take a trip to Hatta, to admire magnificent out-of-this-world mountain landscapes.
If you visit the historical area of the capital of Abu Dhabi, you will travel in time in the past of the city, when everything used to be simple.
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Is the capital of the United Arab Emirates, one of the most modern cities in the world and the second largest in the United Arab Emirates. It is the political and economic center of the Emirates, as it has headquarters of the government, embassies and large international companies, including those operating in the oil field. The architecture of modern buildings and skyscrapers is recognized throughout the Middle East.
Centuries ago, Dubai was a small town, a famous port for pearl trade. The local craftsmen built a tower with a roof terrace called a barrage, which allowed the redirection of cool breezes to the urban agglomeration, thus providing people with added comfort. In 2002, The Fairmont Dubai, a building that reflects the Arabian tradition, looks like a 34-storey barrage. This conveys the idea of comfort even before they reach the destination.
The world’s largest artificial islands, Palm Jumeirah, Palm Deira, and Palm Jebel Ali, are considered to be the World’s Eight Wonder. The islands have the shape of palm trees with trunks, leaf branches and a crescent moon, adding to the coast of Dubai for another 520 km.
Seikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi is the largest in the United Arab Emirates and the sixth largest in the world.
Burj Khalifa is by far the tallest building in the world, dominating the skyline with its silver-steel structure that can be admired from great distance. The height is 828 m, much more than Taipei Tower. Hymenocallis, a white lily specific to desert lands, stands as inspiration for the architecture of this building.
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