Dubai is the most populated city in the Middle East. Dubai has a broad range of activities throughout the year. The entire Dubai region is filled with old palaces and villages, as well as the tall buildings and luxurious hotels Desert safari Dubai deals. There are endless activities one can do in Dubai in the course of planning a trip. There are many activities to enjoy in Dubai, but these are the top three things to remember when planning a Dubai trip.

1 - Shop till You Drop

Dubai is home to a number of luxury brands and boutiques including jewelry, spice markets Electronic technology products, and more. Dubai is the best place to shop if your a tourist who would rather shop for high-end products over experiencing cultural activities. There is no sales tax. When the "Dubai Shopping Festival" is held each year in January, Dubai becomes one huge market. Stay in one of the Deira hotels and you'll be near the Bur Dubai Gold and Spice Souk, where you can find cafes and other shops.

2. Climbing through the Dhow

A trip to Dubai is not complete without the chance to ride the Dhow. It's a traditional wooden Arab sailing boat that merchants would use to market their goods, like fruits that came from the Arabian Peninsula, then from India and Pakistan, and finally from the Eastern part of Africa.

It is best to travel with your partner and take a cruise on a dhow. The dhow sets sail around 8:30 to 10:30 pm. Experience having dinner on board the dhow and listening to Arabian music at night under the full moon as well as the stars. You can choose from a variety of delicious intercontinental buffet meals. With this cruise, passengers will be able to explore Dubai and take in its rich history as well as modern architecture- a quintessential emblem of Dubai.

3 - A journey down Memory Lane

Visit the Dubai Museum to get an insider's view of the way Dubai has become one of the most recognizable cities in the world. In this museum, visitors are shown about the history of the place from being the city of a Bedouin and pearl diver's paradise all the way to the modern Dubai that we see today. The museum is situated in Al Fahidi Fort, one of the oldest architectural attractions in Dubai.

Visit the House of Sheik Saeed al Maktoum at Burj Nagar to get a glimpse of Dubai's royals appear like. This is one of the places that are frequented by countless tourists every year. You can visit Hatta the village that is a part of the heritage located about 115 km south of Dubai. It is located on the Royal Hatta Mountain.