When I travel to Dubai, many people like to go to Burj Khalifa and go to the desert to wash sand. In fact, the old historical area of Alfadi, near the Dubai Creek, has deposited more local history. Most of the buildings here are from the 19th to the 20th centuries. Built in the 1970s and 1980s. Walking in the streets, you will pass by an Arab inadvertently, and in other parts of Dubai, you will see more Indians and Pakistanis. The old district of Alfadi is a residential area for wealthy people in Dubai. The courtyards of many houses are planted with various trees and flowers, which is a relatively extravagant thing in the desert emirate of Dubai. Some houses in the old district of history are now being developed into cafes or restaurants. Visitors can enjoy the view of the courtyard while dining or sipping coffee. There are many old photos of Dubai history outside the door of some old houses.