Burj Khalifa

#dubaitrip I almost didn’t bother myself because of bad reviews and not being able to photograph Burj Khalifa in your shot if you were actually in Burj Khalifa! But then I thought it would be bad to miss it when you’re in Dubai and change to see the tallest building in the world. So I looked for it a bit and decided to get a VIP ticket so I could go to the 154th floor for a unique experience in the highest lounge in the world. He also allowed me to go to the 148th floor and the top of the observation platform. The money was well spent. For many reasons There are no queues to wake up. VIP and Sky cardholders go to the waiting area, get a coffee and then go to an exclusive elevator. A breeze My ticket took me to the top level lounge. There were only a few of us there on Saturday afternoon around 4pm waiting for the sunset. The singer wasn’t great but the cakes would have died for him! Unlimited drinks from the bar too. But it was the cakes I kept coming back to. The views from 154 are no different from the low levels but when I went to 148 (again there is no projection queue) the views were spectacular because – and that’s critical – there is an outdoor observation deck. This allowed me to have clear photos and there were no crowds. I went to the 124th floor on my way down and it was packed. Any photo I tried from here was through the stained glass with all the finger marks and included reflections of people's glass behind me. There is no such concern in 148. I got free access to the Dubai Mall Aquarium and Zoo with my VIP ticket and this is actually a great visit, especially seeing the beautiful otters. Therefore, I would undoubtedly recommend that the standard observation surface exceed 124 levels. It was great to walk through long queues and jump to my designated elevator up and down. Note:- For you shoppers out there. The store is on the ground floor when you go out and those in the mall are good but the large souvenir shop on the 124th floor has much more including the exclusive goods I only saw here. An extra bonus for a ticket and boarding this milestone.

#dubaitrip Very beautiful place, no way of expressing the experience and the view from up there. Definitely worth the way, the detour and the cost. If you get more expensive tickets for the top the way is overall less and easier to get down as well as you get to experience higher levels than those with cheaper tickets, free food, drinks and cozy places to view the sunset of you are lucky and good with timing. Impressive doesn't even begin to express the view and overall experience

Step into a world of pure bliss and endless wonder as we take you on a visual journey through the vibrant city of Dubai. With each click of the camera, priceless moments filled with joy and awe are immortalized, allowing you to relive these memories time and time again. Dubai, with its majestic skyline and breathtaking landscapes, offers an eclectic mix of modernity and rich cultural heritage. Begin your photographic escapade by capturing the iconic Burj Khalifa, the tallest structure in the world, reaching for the skies with its awe-inspiring presence. The gleaming lights of the Dubai Marina, paired with the gently swaying yachts, create a picture-perfect scene that effortlessly reflects the city's elegance. Venture into the historic neighborhoods, such as Al Bastakiya, where you can wander through narrow alleyways, discovering hidden treasures at every turn. The traditional wind towers and intricately designed architecture provide captivating backdrops for your snapshots, transporting you back in time. No trip to Dubai is complete without a visit to the vibrant spice and gold souks. Here, immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of colors, scents, and textures, as you capture the essence of the bustling marketplaces. From the cascading piles of saffron and the aromatic spices to the gleaming displays of gold jewelry, each shot tells a story of vibrant culture and trade. As the sun sets, head to the desert for a captivating experience that will forever be etched in your memory. Witness the radiant hues of the golden hour as the sand dunes majestically transform, providing the perfect backdrop for stunning silhouettes and enchanting landscapes. Dubai offers a myriad of opportunities to capture moments of pure joy, be it the laughter-filled water parks, thrilling desert adventures, or even the laid-back beach scenes at Jumeirah Beach. These snapshots become timeless mementos that embody the spirit of Dubai, a city that never ceases to amaze. Unleash your creativity, grab your camera, and immerse yourself in Dubai's welcoming embrace. Let each photograph tell a story of joy, adventure, and the unmistakable magic that permeates every nook and cranny of this incredible city. Cr:@ruyakilinc

#dubaitrip The Burj Khalifa, an absolute must-see in Dubai, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and architectural grandeur. This towering icon dominates the skyline with such authority that it's practically the city's heartbeat. Its sheer magnitude is awe-inspiring – a majestic structure that scrapes the heavens and dwarfs everything in its vicinity. What makes the Burj Khalifa even more captivating is its omnipresence across the city. No matter where you are in Dubai, the skyscraper seems to peek out from behind corners, beckoning you to come closer and behold its splendor. It's not just a building; it's a magnetic force that draws your gaze from every corner of this dynamic city. Ascend to the At The Top observation deck, and the scale of Dubai unfolds before your eyes. The city seems like a miniature wonderland beneath you, and the desert beyond stretches to the horizon. It's a surreal experience that captures the vastness of Dubai's ambition and the harmonious blend of the modern metropolis with the surrounding natural beauty. The Burj Khalifa isn't merely a skyscraper; it's an emblem of Dubai's relentless pursuit of excellence and a beacon that symbolizes the city's rise to global prominence. It's a must-see, not just for its architectural prowess, but for the panoramic perspective it provides of a city that refuses to be confined by limits.

Dubai is a city of superlatives, from the world's tallest building to the largest shopping mall, it's a destination that never fails to impress. Here's everything you need to know to plan your perfect trip to Dubai. Best Time to Visit The best time to visit Dubai is between November and March when the weather is mild and pleasant. During these months, you can enjoy outdoor activities without the scorching heat of the summer months. 🔭 Must-See Attractions 1. Burj Khalifa: The tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa is a must-visit attraction. Take the elevator to the observation deck on the 124th floor for breathtaking views of the city. 2. Dubai Mall: The largest shopping mall in the world, the Dubai Mall is a shopper's paradise. With over 1,200 stores, it's a destination in itself. Don't miss the famous Dubai Fountain show outside the mall. 3. Dubai Miracle Garden: The world's largest flower garden, the Dubai Miracle Garden is a stunning display of over 45 million flowers. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and Instagram enthusiasts. 4. The Dubai Museum of the Future: A visionary and interactive showcase of cutting-edge technologies and innovative ideas that shape the future. 5. Dubai Marina: A picturesque waterfront development, the Dubai Marina is a great place to stroll along the promenade, dine at waterfront restaurants, and admire the stunning yachts. 🍽 Famous Dishes 1. Shawarma: A popular Middle Eastern street food, shawarma is a wrap filled with tender meat, vegetables, and sauces. It's a delicious and affordable option for a quick meal. 2. Machboos: A traditional Emirati dish, machboos is a fragrant rice dish cooked with meat, vegetables, and spices. It's a hearty and flavorful meal that's perfect for sharing. 3. Luqaimat: A sweet treat, luqaimat is a deep-fried dough ball drizzled with sweet syrup. It's a popular dessert during Ramadan and other special occasions. 4. Hummus: A staple of Middle Eastern cuisine, hummus is a dip made from chickpeas, tahini, and spices. It's a healthy and flavorful option for a snack or appetizer. Dubai is a city that offers something for everyone, from luxury shopping to cultural experiences.

The first time I went to Dubai, I was so amazed that I was lost for words. It's just too beautiful! Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates and the capital of one of its seven emirates, Dubai Emirate. Located in the center of the Middle East, it is a flat desert area facing the Persian Gulf. Dubai also boasts the world's tallest man-made structure, the Burj Khalifa, as well as the world's largest artificial island project, the Palm Islands. ✅ Burj Khalifa Resembling a space rocket, it is filled with a futuristic style! It stands out prominently among the forest of skyscrapers. At 828 meters tall, it has observation decks on the 124th and 148th floors, making it the tallest building in the world today. ✅ Palm Islands Composed of four island groups including Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, Deira Islands, and The World Islands, the entire Palm Islands project is planned to cost fourteen billion dollars, built entirely of sand and rock, stretching twelve kilometers long and extending 5.5 kilometers into the Arabian Gulf. Dubai's coastline has thus changed from a straight line to a curve, extending an additional 720 kilometers. Attractions 🪂 1. Skydiving is very popular (it's very safe, not only do you have a personal coach to jump with you, but you also have your own photographer in the air to take pictures for you. 2. There are many luxurious villas on the island, and they come with matching gyms, swimming pools, cinemas, etc., as well as irresistible musical fountains. 3. The island's infrastructure is very complete, you can eat, drink, and be merry, and have fun to your heart's content! ✅ Shopping Center Shopping is an indispensable part of Dubai culture and life. The Dubai Mall is the best and largest place to go in the shopping center, not only hosting 1200 shops but also a huge aquarium, an indoor ice rink, and a real dinosaur skeleton. ✅ Gold Souk Dubai has a Gold Street located in the old city's Gold Souk, which is the third-largest gold trading hub in the world. The shops are lined up one after another, and the merchandise is dazzling, making it a paradise for jewelry lovers. The display windows are filled with a dazzling array of bracelets, necklaces, rings, diamonds, jade, rubies, sapphires, and other goods, glittering with luxury and opulence. The entire Gold Street is really just one street, less than a kilometer long. Being on Gold Street, you are surrounded by gold, as if you've fallen into a glittering treasure cave, it's like a real-life Arabian Nights tale. Pre-travel preparation‼️ Passport ➕ original ID card is enough. Just land and get stamped - so easy, Dubai is visa-free for China.

👁Burj Khalifa is the tallest tower in the world. It is 828 meters high, which is equivalent to three Eiffel Towers stacked on top of each other. 1. Dubai has the world's first seven-star hotel. The Burj Al Arab. 👐 2. Dubai Aquarium is the largest aquarium in the world. It has the largest collection of sand tiger sharks in the world. 👍🏼 3. Masdar City in Abu Dhabi is the world's first environmentally friendly city with zero carbon, zero waste, and no cars. 👽 4. Dubai has four artificial islands: The Palm Jumeirah, the Palm Jebel Ali, Deira Island and The Worlds.👏🏼 #happynewyear

First, we arrived in Abu Dhabi. It was Ramadan, and we chose to stay at the Edison Hotel. Upon arrival, locals in white robes gathered together, driving luxury vehicles and playing uplifting music🎵. The atmosphere was incredibly exciting! I highly recommend the Edison Hotel in Abu Dhabi for its great value for money and the pleasant scenery around. Unfortunately, due to our tight schedule, we didn't have more time to enjoy the hotel's amenities. In Abu Dhabi, we booked a mosque visit at sunset. It's important to arrange for a chartered car and attraction reservations in advance, otherwise, it might be impossible to organize at the last minute. The mosque is magnificent and sacred. I bought a robe at the entrance and remember to bargain hard!🕌️ Warner Bros. World and Ferrari World are must-visit places, especially suitable for children. There, you won't feel the sun, tiredness, or rush, and it's a lot of fun. The country gives a comfortable feeling, particularly good for family trips with kids😌. Next, we went to Dubai and chose to stay at the St. Regis Hotel. The beach requires a drive to get to, and the sky pool and beach do not allow children, which is a bit disappointing. However, the beach pool at the St. Regis is truly beautiful and enchanting, as if transporting you to another dimension, offering a refreshing experience. It also allowed me the freedom to dress in ways I wouldn't dare to try back home. Booking in advance is necessary for the Burj Khalifa and the Museum of the Future, as it was peak season when we visited, and without a reservation, it would have been impossible to go up. The Museum of the Future felt like being in a movie scene, filled with a sense of the future, as if traveling through time. Although the wait to go up the Burj Khalifa was a bit frustrating, the mood was joyous once up there, and we even caught a spectacular fountain show⛲️ and light display. Additionally, the Louvre Abu Dhabi is a place I particularly liked. The Presidential Palace, on the other hand, was just okay for me. The exhibits at the Louvre Abu Dhabi are rich and varied, dazzling to the eyes, and each spot is as beautiful as a painting. I also took a very pleasant boat ride. During our yacht sightseeing, we took a taxi because we were in a hurry, and the driver charged us an exorbitant fare. This was really infuriating, but everything else was great, so be sure to choose your transportation carefully🚗. You can download Uber for convenient and affordable rides, and the cars are quite nice. We also booked a desert hotel in advance. Since we are a family of four, the hotel had certain requirements for the room type, making the desert hotel the most expensive part of the trip. However, it didn't disappoint me; the kids had a lot of fun, and the desert dinner was great. I took multiple yacht sightseeing trips in Dubai, and my favorite was watching the sunset from the yacht. The sky at each moment showed different kinds of beauty, eventually turning into an orange sea, intoxicatingly beautiful. All the reservations were arranged by a Chinese lady, who was very friendly. If you need, I can recommend her to you!

Reaching new heights - both physically and spiritually - at the top of the iconic Burj Khalifa! 🌆✨ During our trip to Dubai, we had the incredible opportunity to elevate our perspective with a yoga session at the pinnacle of this architectural marvel. Amidst the clouds and panoramic views, finding serenity took on a whole new meaning. Yoga at the top of the Burj Khalifa is a blend of mindfulness and awe, a dance between grounding poses and limitless horizons. The city below transformed into a mosaic of lights as the sun dipped below the skyline. It was a unique and incredible experience. Practicing yoga is enriching anywhere, but practicing yoga on top of the tallest building in the world feels like a victory! With the view from the top of the Burj Khalifa, tall buildings seemed small, and of course, it was impossible to see anyone walking on the streets below. We will never forget doing yoga in such a high and significant place in the city. It's a great experience for you to try on your next trip to Dubai. In January 2022, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai holds the title of the tallest building in the world. It stands at a height of 828 meters (2,717 feet) and has 163 floors. However, it's a good idea to verify the current status, as there may have been new developments or construction projects since my last update in 2022. #YogaAtTheTop #BurjKhalifaMagic #ElevateYourWellness #TravelTips #Tripcom #Dubai #Mettahara

Dubai is truly a place of glitz and glamour🤳. To experience Dubai, you need at least 3 days. I recommend an itinerary that helps you avoid the crowds and hit the most beautiful spots, so mark it down! day1️⃣: Grand Mosque of Dubai - Old Dubai - al seef - Take a boat to the Gold Market for shopping and eating (this route is walkable). In the evening, you can go to the Burj Khalifa during the golden hour (it's best to book the 19:00 slot to save money), then have dinner and watch the fountain show! day2️⃣: Dubai Frame - Museum of the Future - Black Palace Beach for sunset (best view of the Burj Al Arab, tickets required if entering the hotel) / Jumeirah Public Beach (you can see the Burj Al Arab and the Arabian Tower together, choose one) - At night, stroll around Marina Beach and see the Dubai Eye with its light show. day3️⃣: Palm Jumeirah Viewpoint + Dune Bashing at Sunset ‼️A few tips: 1. It's enough to exchange 20 US dollars at the airport, the exchange rate is not good, and you'll mostly use cards, not much cash needed. 2. In Dubai, always ask the taxi driver to use the meter, otherwise they might ask for 40 dirhams. Offline taxis are cheaper than online! 3. When leaving Dubai, remember to refund the money on your public transport card! Or you can spend it in subway shops. 4. The best way to get to the airport from Dubai is by metro; to go from Dubai to Abu Dhabi's Six Country Mall, take the e100 for 25 dirhams or catch a free bus at 9 am from the Sheraton Emirates Mall Hotel. During peak season, please arrive before 8:30 am, or you might not get on the bus. 4. During peak season, hotel prices can double: 2-3 hundred for hostel standards, 4-5 hundred for mid-range, 6-8 hundred for three-star, and you might find 4-5🌟 standards online for 900. 5. For accommodation, try to stay near the red or green metro lines. For city tours, I recommend staying near Sharaf DG/Burjuman Metro; for visits to Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and Abu Dhabi, staying near the Emirates Mall station is recommended. 6. The cheapest dining options are M or street stalls, with an average restaurant costing 1-2 hundred per person.

✨ A perfect itinerary created by a Dubai resident travel expert **My Dubai Itinerary:** **Day 1: Downtown Dubai** - Visit Burj Khalifa, the landmark building of Dubai - Explore The Dubai Mall, and ascend the tallest building in Dubai, to see the spectacular world's largest indoor ski field 'Dubai Ski Field' **Day 2: Palm Island (JBR)** - Enjoy the excellent view of Palm Island at The View at The Palm - Visit Atlantis, The Palm, and enjoy Aquaventure Waterpark - Experience Aura Skypool, enjoy the ultimate experience of a 360-degree infinity pool - Try Skydive Dubai, feel the thrill of parachuting from the sky overlooking Dubai **Day 3: Dubai Desert Tour** - Dubai desert sand dashing is a must-experience project, it is recommended to book through a local travel agency, including bonfire parties, camel riding, off-road vehicle adventures and desert hot air balloons, etc. **Day 4: Dubai Market (Souk Madinat Jumeriah)** - Burj Al Arab, a landmark building in Dubai, experience luxury accommodation - Visit the ancient Arab market, take a boat tour of the canal, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Dubai **Day 5: Abu Dhabi** - If time permits, it is strongly recommended to arrange a day to visit Abu Dhabi, visit Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Warner. World Abu Dhabi and Presidential Palace, etc. **Day 6: Dubai Yacht Tour** - Upgrade experience, if there are more people, you can rent a yacht at Dubai Marina Yacht Club, tour Palm Island, Sail Hotel, etc. along the river, especially at sunset, the scenery is particularly charming 💡 Tips: - Dubai is visa-free, but self-guided tours need detailed planning - Dubai's transportation is relatively inconvenient, it is recommended to charter a car and ask the driver to be a tour guide for easier sightseeing - Respect local culture, be careful not to take pictures of residents in white robes and black robes at will - English is the main language, mastering some basic English will be more convenient