10 Interesting Facts About Dubai, United Arab Emirates

 1. Dubai does not have a typical water channel; However, Dubai has a distinctive delta, Dubai Creek, which has been excavated to make it quite deep for expansionary ships. The Dubai River flows southwest of the city through the city.

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2. More than 3,000 taxis work in Dubai, making 192,000 normal visits every day, bringing about 385,000 people. All Dubai taxi administrations are authorized by RTA, and can be identified effectively by their cream-colored bodies and the shifting color of the roof. Dubai Taxi Corporation has a Women's Taxi administration, with pink roofs, only for female travelers, using female drivers.

3. Seven of the 10 highest inns in the world are located in Dubai. The third highest but most famous is Burg Al Arab, a luxury inn intended to disguise itself as a ship's screen. A UK travel essay writer called it "a quiet 7 star hotel in the world." The Burj Al Arab remains on a fake island as high as 920 feet from the Jumeirah coastline, which is associated with a city with a personal flexible range. It has a helipad close to the roof at 689 feet above the ground.

4. In 2014, Dubai lodgings were evaluated as the second most expensive on the planet, after Geneva, Switzerland, making it a place worth visiting through shipping trips.

5. More than most of the one million traveling tourists dock at the luxurious Dubai Cruise Terminal in Port Rashid every year.

6. Although Port Rashid, Dubai has the largest port holder in the Middle East, Port Jebel Ali, which is located in the largest man-made port in the world. In 2013, Jebel Ali Port was the ninth busiest port in the world.

7. With more than 70 malls, Dubai has been known as "the shopping capital in the Middle East." Home to 1,200 shops, Dubai Mall is the world's largest strip mall that depends on absolute zones.

8. Besides being referred to as the "Golden City," Dubai is home to the Gold Souk that houses more than 300 retail stores devoted to gold. It is known that the souk contains 10 tons of gold at random. In 2013, 40 percent of the world's physical gold exchange occurred in Dubai.

9. The largest flower garden in the world opened in Dubai on Valentine's Day in 2013. The Dubai Miracle Garden has 45 million blooms developed with a dribbling water system.

10. Muslims in Dubai are called to petition five times every day from the minarets of the mosque. Since 2006, the weekend of Dubai and the UAE is Friday-Saturday, as a trade-off between the sanctity of Friday for Muslims and several Western days Saturday-Sunday.