What kind of experience is it to travel to Dubai?

First of all, Dubai is not as luxurious and developed as many people think. More like a fast-growing town. There are many low-rise old houses in the old city of Dubai. These houses represent the history of the city, where new immigrants or Indians and Pakistanis working in Dubai live and work.

Dubai has many landmark new urban areas, such as Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world, the United Arab Emirates Shopping Center, the largest shopping mall in the world, and fashionable Dubai photo frames. However, if cars shuttle through the city or climb to the top of the mountain, you will find that the whole city is like a big construction site already under construction. Of course, Dubai has a good geographical location. If it continues to develop in a good direction, it is normal for Dubai to become a real world metropolis in a few decades.

Dubai is a city where old and new cultures blend. People here are relatively friendly. The new town shows a trendy and modern side, while the old town retains more Arab cultural customs.

The public transport system in this city is not very developed. The subway line only goes to some major commercial points, and there are no subway lines in many places. People mainly rely on driving, renting cars or taking buses.

The bus station in Dubai is more humanized, built like a house, with air conditioning and maps.

Americans' consumption in Dubai is at the level of developed countries, and hotel prices are similar to those in developed countries such as Singapore.

Don't presuppose your goodwill before you can travel to Dubai, or you will be disappointed. The city has been beautified by the outside world for several floors.

Many people say that there are many places to play without Dubai. In fact, they don't know me well. Such as skydiving, sand washing, seaplane, hot air balloon and other projects. It is still very distinctive.

The first time I went to Dubai, I followed a four-day and four-night tour group. I feel good and at ease. There are not as many luxury cars on the streets of Dubai as the media said, but all the cars are better than those on the streets of China on the whole. Sometimes there are all kinds of small sports cars, from Ford Mustang to Lamborghini, which make me feast my eyes. I believe I only saw a small part of the whole. And there are many SUVs, many Toyota SUVs, many Range Rover, and Nissan S. Don't worry about fuel consumption, all kinds of V8 with large displacement. After all, they produce their own oil. What impressed me the most was the Zaid Mosque in Abu Dhabi. It's really beautiful, but it's really annoying for women to have a bun.