At night, the light show at the Burj Khalifa really illuminates the night sky. The Dubai Musical Fountain is just a few steps away. The world’s tallest building and the largest fountain both make their appearance in one picture. The people who gather here are impressed by the beauty as it seems so dreamlike. When people are bustling about, they can’t help but stop, take out their camera phones and take a few shots or videos of the dazzling scene. When the Dubai Musical Fountain rings, you are so immersed that you will not be able to move. At the scene where this all takes place; it is not unusual to encounter many of the luxury cars so common in Dubai. 

A visit to Dubai is incomplete without a helicopter tour. Book the flight route to Jebel Ali → Jebel Ali Hotel → Palm Island → Sailing Hotel → World Island → Far from Burj Khalifa → New Town → Port of Rashid → Old Town of Dera → Dubai River. When booking, do not pick up the cost per person for HKD 784, if you want to transfer one-way, transfer per person for HKD 959 and return to the city hotel for HKD 1058. If you go by taxi then they come to pick up the account. We took a taxi to the assembly point, and paid 40 dirhams per person, which is equivalent to 71 HKD per capita. Sitting on the left side of the plane is more suitable for taking pictures. Sitting in the co-pilot position requires additional money, and you have a clearer view of the sky. If you are a traveller who loves to take pictures, make sure to sit on the left side. 

If you are going to visit Burj Khalifa in Dubai, I suggest you buy tickets for the afternoon. You will have plenty of things to do in the tower until the evening. The Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest building in the world. You can see the birds that fly through the skies of Dubai from here. If you want to learn about the story of the construction of Burj Khalifa, you will have to go to the lobby. After going up to the top, there are still a few floors to visit. There is a semi-open floor and two large glass floors to watch the sunset. In the middle, there is a place where you can purchase souvenirs from. You can also choose to sit in front of the glass windows and wait for the sunset quietly. After the sun sets, you can watch the fountain show in the square below on the other side. So, this time period is the most appropriate.

When you get off the subway at Gold Souk, you will find yourself in a local atmosphere. There are so many luxury cars along the roadside. Gold products hang like noodles from the shops and windows, almost tempting one to commit a crime. It made me want to imitate a movie where I walk in and shout, “Robbery!” and then brush a gold chain into my back pocket. On a more serious note, if you want to go shopping for gold, this is the perfect place to do it. The prices here are cheaper than what you will find back home and each store is registered in the economic sector of Dubai. You won’t have an experience where you find fake or shoddy products. However, most of the products at the Gold Souk is about 18K, which is about 75% gold. The prices are the same in almost all the stores. There is no room for bargaining. The more complicated the jewellery design is, the higher the price is as well. Some of the prices are even costlier than the price of pure gold, but the work is absolutely first class. 

The Castle Market is located on the edge of the Seven Star Sailing Hotel in Dubai. It runs along the hotel’s indoor pedestrian street and winding paths, and runs through the colourful and lively open market. The vivid trade culture is fascinating. When you walk along the street shops and private galleries, lined up along the sidewalk, you can immediately feel the old Dubai style, street restaurants and cafes. There is a scent of fragrance, which outlines a leisurely and harmonious picture of life. A canal passes through the market, and the boats move in and out, making people feel like they are in the medieval Arab castle. It feels as though the treasures of Persian myths may be hidden here. Most of them are souvenirs selling traditional customs, Arabic lanterns, Turkish porcelain plates, and beaded national style shoes, handmade blankets, silver and bronze utensils.

The Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world. It is one of Dubai's landmarks. It is 828 meters high and has 162 floors. You can take the world's fastest sightseeing elevator, which takes 60 seconds to climb the tower from the ground floor. On the 124-story observation deck, you can get a panoramic view of Dubai and the Palm Island and its hotel. Inside the Burj Khalifa there are hotels, restaurants, luxury apartments, office space and more.  The observation deck consists of two parts. Some of them are fully enclosed indoors. Visitors can travel around and experience the feeling of time travel through special telescopes. There are local souvenir boutiques, costumes, hats, keychains, Burj Khalifa models and a variety of decorative accessories.

The small and sophisticated Coffee Museum is hidden in the old Alfadi building. If one is not paying attention, it is easy to pass it by. The Arab Coffee Museum is in a low-key location, and the entire museum is small, just like the home of an ordinary family. But inside, there are many coffee vessels that have been hidden for hundreds of years, and depicting many cultures related to the history of Arabic coffee. As soon as I stepped into the door of the museum, I could smell a strong scent. That's right, this is the unique Arabic coffee aroma. When you step through the door, you will find an old grinder, a coffee pot, coffee bean roaster and other utensils used for preparing coffee neatly arranged on a table.

This last time I visited Dubai went by too fast. I chose the red, six-star hotel Atlantis. After the check-in, there are a few things to share with you.  Advantages: Free, unlimited access to the water world and the aquarium is truly super fun. It’s really thrilling to be daring enough to experience the free fall! The saffron buffet restaurant in the hotel is good, the Chinese food and desserts are very rich, and it is very cost-effective in Dubai. The public areas and gardens are beautiful, with pools and beaches downstairs. There are also facilities such as kayaking and water biking.  Disadvantages: Room facilities are old and there are too many people! Breakfast is always a buffet, but the variety of food is quite rich. In general, it feels like a hotel that is more suitable for family and children. If you are young, you must be careful when you don’t like being around too many people. 

Come to the museum to look at some fascinating history. The museum building is also the oldest surviving building in Dubai, the Fasidi Castle. In 1971, it turned into a large comprehensive museum in Dubai, so the castle itself is a historical exhibit. It is hard to imagine that it was once a chieftain, then a prison, before it became a palace. Nowadays, the world has recognized that Dubai is the world’s number one city. Dubai became rich by making use of the natural treasure in the ocean. The layout of the castle is very interesting and you can get plenty of souvenirs from their souvenir shop.