Art and Culture in Dubai

The dress code here is simply a paradise for the ladies compared to the Islamic countries of Saudi Arabia. Although the local women still require all black robes wrapped body, in addition to the two eyes what can not be exposed, the beauty is not visible, but the other non-Muslims on the very loose, and even a lot of Europe and the United States to travel to Europe and the United States to wear halter tank tops and shorts short skirts, bare breasts and exposed legs, no one interfered. But not in Sharjah, where women's dress code must cover below the shoulders, skirts cannot be above the knees, etc.

Traditional dress: The traditional Arab dress worn in Dubai and throughout the Gulf region is adapted to the local hot climate and religious beliefs. Men wear what is known as the kandoura or dishdasha, which is usually a loose-fitting ankle-length garment made of white cotton; in winter, darker colors and heavier fabrics are sometimes worn. In winter, darker colors and heavier fabrics are sometimes worn. Emirati women wear long-sleeved, foot-length dresses, also known as kandoura, which are often elaborately decorated with gold, silver or colored thread embroidery. "The thobe is worn over pants, a sirwal and a long skirt, with a black abbaya wrapped around the top, and the hair and face covered with a thin gishwa (veil). The most luxurious hotels in the world are those in Dubai. The world's most luxurious hotel is the Burj Al-Arab in Dubai, also known as the "Star of Arabia" or Burj Khalifa. It is the only 7-star hotel in the world and is located on the Jumeirah Beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates, and since the 1990s, it has developed a strong tourism industry. Due to the good environment and colorful culture (80% of the population is foreigners), the majority of tourists to Dubai are models, artists, businessmen and other high-income class. On the initiative of the Crown Prince of Dubai, the famous entrepreneur al-maktoum invested in the beautiful Burj Al-Arab Hotel. Designed by British designer w.s. Atkins, the hotel was built by South African building contractor Murray & Roberts and local UAE builder Al Habtoor Engineering Enterprises L.L.C. The hotel is located on a man-made site on the waterfront. Built on an artificial island on the waterfront, the hotel is a sailboat-shaped tower with 56 floors, 321 meters high, which faces the Jumeirah beach hotel (considered the world's best hotel), with rooms ranging from 170 square meters to 780 square meters, with the lowest room rate costing $900 and the highest presidential suite costing $18,000. The Dubai Palm Islands project*** consists of three islands, the smallest of which is the Palm Jumeirah and the other two are the Palm Deira and the Palm Jebel Ali. When completed, these three palm islands will be a marvel of human architecture, a cluster of islands visible from space. Tourists visiting Dubai after the completion of the three Palm Islands are said to increase six-fold in the next 10 years, promising to elevate Dubai to a world-class tourist destination. Palm Island, overlooking Dubai, UAE, from space, a huge palm tree is vaguely visible extending from the coast to the azure sea. Carefully recognized, the palm tree is actually composed of a number of staggered, large and small islands.

The three oddly shaped islands are not the work of nature, but part of an ambitious artificial island project by real estate developers owned by the Dubai government. The work was originally estimated to cost $14 billion and was expected to be completed in 2009. However, the world economic crisis and Dubai's debt crisis in late 2007 put a number of mega-projects on hold, including the Palm Islands and the World Island, with the Burj Khalifa the only one to struggle through the crisis to completion. The three palm islands, Jumeirah Island is close to completion, its villas and hotels and other rows of densely packed, bought a house on the island of the owners in the 10 years after waiting for the time to finally wait for the delivery of the house; however, the Jebel Ali Island is only completed reclamation of the island, the island is bare and deserted; Daraa Island and even less than 10% of the reclamation was completed, are in the stage of stopping work, when the other two islands can be re-started!

These two islands are still unknown, and the completion date is in the monkey's year and month.

By the 1990s, all of Dubai's beaches had been developed and development was bottlenecked. In order to solve this problem, Dubai decided to build an artificial island, the unprecedented scale of the construction of artificial islands - the Palm Islands project was born. People can reach the Palm Island by boat, by car or even by monorail. After the completion of the Palm Island project, Dubai's coastline will increase by 720 kilometers. The plan seemed very good at the beginning, but because of the bubble factor in the development process, the lack of funds, and the impact of the Western economic crisis and many other reasons, these ambitious plans have been put on hold. As far as the eye can see, there is colorful, brightly colored flowers adorning the week-long fence and the 4-kilometer-long grove, resplendent in the sunlight and still in the twilight. Welcome to Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai's largest outdoor resort located near the Arabian Ranches, a little-known garden that opened on Valentine's Day 2013. The garden is home to more than 45 million flowers of all kinds, dotted throughout the meadows and promenades. A 1,000-meter flower-filled promenade in the garden is expected to set a Guinness World Record.

Area of the park: 72,000 square meters; total length of the road: 4 kilometers; number of flowers: about 45 million plants; admission fee: 20 dirhams, free for children under 3 years old. According to British media reports, Dubai officials recently announced plans to spend 665 million pounds (about 6.8 billion yuan) to replicate the Taj Mahal in India. The replica Taj Mahal will not only be five times the size of the historic real thing, but will also include a shopping center, a five-star hotel with 300 rooms, and other service facilities such as serviced apartments and bridal stores.

Dubai investors are hoping to attract newlyweds for vacations or weddings with the new Taj Mahal project.