Must Visit
Top Places to See in Dubai
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
Where the Future Meets the Desert
Dubai is a city that rewrites the rules of possibility. Rising from the desert in just a few decades, it has become one of the world's most visited destinations — a place where ultramodern architecture meets ancient Arabian heritage, and where every experience is designed to astonish.
From the dizzying heights of the Burj Khalifa to the tranquil waters of the Dubai Creek, from the golden dunes of the Arabian Desert to the pristine beaches of Jumeirah, Dubai offers a spectrum of experiences that few cities on earth can match.
Whether you're here for world-class shopping, Michelin-starred dining, thrilling desert adventures, or simply to witness the spectacle of a city that dreams bigger than anywhere else — Dubai will leave you breathless.
November to March
Visa on Arrival (Indians)
~3.5 hrs from Mumbai
₹60K – ₹1.5L
25°C – 35°C (Winter)
Arabic & English
AED (1 AED ≈ ₹22)
GST (UTC+4)
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
4x4 ride over golden sand dunes at sunset
Freefall at 13,000ft with views of the Palm
Indoor ski slope inside Mall of the Emirates
Ride the waves off Jumeirah Beach
Aerial views of the Palm, Burj Al Arab & skyline
Surf the dunes on a board at the desert camp
One of the few mosques open to non-Muslims
History of Dubai from fishing village to megacity
Traditional wooden boat across Dubai Creek
Dubai's thriving arts and culture district
The oldest building in Dubai, now a museum
Recreated traditional Emirati village
World-famous Japanese-Peruvian fusion at Atlantis
Authentic Emirati cuisine in a desert setting
Overwater seafood restaurant with Burj Al Arab views
Luxury Arabic café famous for gourmet dates
Legendary Pakistani street food since 1978
World's highest restaurant on floor 122 of Burj Khalifa
1,200+ stores, aquarium, ice rink & fountain show
300+ jewellery shops in the historic Deira district
Aromatic spices, frankincense and exotic herbs
Luxury brands + Ski Dubai under one roof
Seasonal market with pavilions from 90+ countries
Themed around the travels of the famous explorer
Rooftop club with stunning skyline views
Sprawling outdoor entertainment complex
World's largest choreographed fountain show nightly
Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant and bar
Dhow cruise with dinner along Dubai Creek
Beachfront dining and entertainment district
The dishes and drinks that define this destination — don't leave without trying them.
The ultimate Dubai street food — chicken or lamb wrap
Slow-cooked rice and meat — a Yemeni staple in Dubai
Traditional Emirati wheat and meat porridge
Sweet fried dumplings drizzled with date syrup
Local grouper fish — grilled or fried at creek restaurants
Spiced milk tea — the unofficial drink of Dubai
Premium Medjool and Ajwa dates from Bateel
Fresh Levantine salad with crispy pita croutons
November to March offers pleasant weather (20–28°C). Avoid June–August when temperatures exceed 45°C.
Indian passport holders get a free 14-day visa on arrival. For longer stays, apply for a 30-day tourist visa online (approx. ₹3,500).
Dubai Metro is clean, cheap and covers major attractions. Taxis are metered and affordable. Uber and Careem are widely available.
Dress modestly in public areas, malls and souks. Swimwear is fine at beaches and pools. Avoid revealing clothing in mosques.
ATMs are everywhere. Credit cards accepted universally. Bargaining is expected in souks but not in malls.
Do respect Ramadan timings. Don't drink alcohol in public. Photography of people requires permission. Tipping 10–15% is appreciated.
Day-by-day plans crafted by our experts — fully customisable to your preferences.
Check in, visit Burj Khalifa at sunset, watch the Dubai Fountain show, dinner at Dubai Mall food court or a nearby restaurant.
Morning at Gold & Spice Souks, Abra ride across the Creek, Al Fahidi Historic District. Evening desert safari with dune bashing, camel ride and BBQ dinner under the stars.
Monorail to Palm Jumeirah, visit Atlantis, relax at Jumeirah Beach. Evening at La Mer beachfront. Departure.
Check in, freshen up. Visit Burj Khalifa observation deck at sunset. Dubai Fountain show. Dinner at a Downtown restaurant.
Gold Souk, Spice Souk, Abra boat ride, Al Fahidi Fort & Museum, Jumeirah Mosque tour. Lunch at a traditional Arabic restaurant.
Morning leisure. Afternoon pick-up for desert safari — dune bashing, sandboarding, camel ride, henna, Bedouin camp dinner with live entertainment.
Monorail to Palm, Atlantis Aquaventure waterpark (full day). Evening stroll on the Palm boardwalk with skyline views.
Dubai Mall (aquarium, ice rink, shopping). Mall of the Emirates (Ski Dubai optional). Farewell dinner at At.mosphere or Nobu.
Check in, Burj Khalifa at sunset, Dubai Fountain show, dinner at Dubai Mall.
Gold Souk, Spice Souk, Abra ride, Al Fahidi, Dubai Museum, Heritage Village, Bastakiya art galleries.
Full desert experience — dune bashing, camel ride, sandboarding, falconry, Bedouin camp dinner.
Atlantis Aquaventure waterpark, Lost Chambers Aquarium, Palm boardwalk, sunset at Nobu Beach.
Jumeirah Mosque tour, Alserkal Avenue art district, Dubai Frame, Global Village (seasonal).
Burj Al Arab afternoon tea, Jumeirah Beach, helicopter tour over the city, dinner at Pierchic.
Final shopping at Dubai Mall or Ibn Battuta Mall. Souvenir hunting at the souks. Departure.
Our Dubai specialists will craft a bespoke itinerary tailored entirely to you. Starting from ₹60,000 – ₹1,50,000 per person.
