1-Dubai Tourism:

Dubai has grown to be one of the most recognizable destinations worldwide with its lavish architecture, incredible skylines, and giant shopping malls. It is a city that embodies the epitome of modernity and luxury, an oasis of opulence amidst the desert landscape. Among the most progressive destinations in the Middle East, Dubai is also the home to Burj Khalifa, the tallest human-made building globally. While Abu Dhabi is the capital of the UAE, Dubai is the most popular & populous city.

Dubai is an excellent choice for a short getaway with the best shopping, fine dining, and sporting events. The first thing that captures your attention in Dubai is the iconic skyline dominated by towering skyscrapers. The architecture in Dubai is nothing short of awe-inspiring, while its commitment to pushing the boundaries of entertainment and leisure is remarkable. The Dubai Mall, a colossal shopping and entertainment complex, is a microcosm of the city’s extravagance. The Palm Jumeirah, an artificial archipelago shaped like a palm tree, houses luxurious hotels, high-end shopping malls, and Michelin-starred restaurants. The desert surrounding Dubai offers a contrasting but equally captivating experience. The desert safari is where you can partake in thrilling dune bashing, witness a mesmerizing sunset, and indulge in a traditional Bedouin-style feast.

2-Abu Dhabi Tourism

Abu Dhabi is a luxurious metropolis that is a stylish blend of beautiful cultural monuments and stark 21st century megastructures. It is the largest of the seven Emirates and is the capital city of UAE. It has everything from massive and beautiful mosques, some of the best theme parks in the world, a louvre museum and endless deserts.

While in Abu Dhabi, take a day trip to nearby Liwa Oasis or go for a desert safari.

The other option is to just go sunbathing and relax at one of the cafes on Saadiyat Beach One of the richest cities in the world, Abu Dhabi is a perfect example of a modern Gulf oil city that has evolved from being a fishing village to a megacity in just a few decades. With its rich past tracing back to 3000 B.C., Abu Dhabi, unlike Dubai has preserved its distinct Arabian culture amidst its glitz and glamour. The desert city is also home to some of the most beautiful and rustic old towns displaying its rich desert-trader past. Jump from the gorgeous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, ride the fastest roller coaster in the world, witness past Arab royalty at the Emirates Palace and more.

3-Sharjah Tourism:

Earning a title of ‘Cultural Capital of the Arab World’ by UNESCO in 1998, the city of Sharjah is best known for preserving its culture, tradition and heritage. Its Art Museum is world-renowned while fascinating buildings in the Heritage Area are immersed with Emirati history.

Away from the glitz and glamour of Dubai, the city offers a plethora of entertainment and amusement options including well-maintained museums, beautiful mosques, Souks and numerous parks. National History Museum and Desert Park is one such place where petting
animals is the major highlight for kids and the Science Museum is packed with fun facts and exhibits.

Sharjah is also a shopper’s paradise selling its famous Arabic rugs, rugs, gold, silver and precious stone jewellery at its markets including Souq Al Arsah on Cornich Road and Blue Souq, one of the major markets of the city with some 600 vibrant shops. Although rooted with Islamic traditions, the city has maintained a good balance between its traditional roots and 21st-century modern aspects.

4-Ras Al Khaimah Tourism:

One of the most scenic emirates in the U.A.E, Ras Al Khaimah covers 27 miles of coastline adorned with beautiful lagoons and tranquil sandy beaches making it a perfect destination for vacationers. Go camping, biking and even the World’s longest zipline at the UAE’s tallest peak, Jebel Jais, explore ancient Arabian ruins at the Al Dhayah Fort and take a dip at Wadi Shawka!

Without the presence of oil fields, Ras Al-Khaimah has evolved itself as a prominent business hub by encouraging innovation, dynamism and entrepreneur culture. The varied topography of the region including desert, mountains, beaches and lagoons gives it an edge over other emirates when it comes to the raw scenic beauty. With Bedouin settlements in the desert and contemporary lifestyles in the city, the place offers a perfect blend of modernism and traditional to visitors.

5-Umm Al Quwain Tourism

Umm Al Quwain is the least populous and the second smallest emirate of the United Arab Emirates. Unlike its neighbours, the sudden burst of modernisation hasn’t impacted here like its southern Emirate. This makes it a quaint and retro village where fishing is still the main occupation amongst the locals.

With a lack of luxury hotels, extravagant malls and other grandeur, Umm Al Quwain is like a city that was frozen in time. It is still reminiscent of a fishing village, with dhows carved out on the beach, its large population of green turtles and mangroves. It represents what UAE was before getting its oil wealth and basks in the remains of its once-flourishing fishing culture as evident from the importance of seafood export to its economy.