Start your day by visiting the world’s largest mall, the Dubai Mall. In here, you could find over 1,300 shops, a huge aquarium, a dinosaur skeleton, and a huge ice rink. Don't forget to enjoy the view of Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest tower while sipping on coffee at the observation deck of Level 124th and 125th.
Indian and Arabic spices, herbs, incenses, and oils are sold in the traditional Dubai Spice Souk. The nearby Dubai Gold Souk is home to a wide range of gold and jewelry shops, with good-humored merchants eager to sharpen their bargaining skills.
Head to the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood to explore Dubai’s cultural heritage. Walk-in peaceful alleyways and wind towers (an old form of air conditioning), and visit the Dubai Museum, housed in a 200-year-old fort, to learn about the lifestyle of ancient Emiratis.
Relax on Kite Beach while enjoying the tranquil sea view and the world-famous Burj Al Arab. In the evening, visit the beautiful Jumeirah Mosque and learn about Islamic culture and religion.
Finally, take a taxi to Dubai Miracle Garden to end the trip on a colorful note. With over 50 million flowers, this is the world’s largest flower garden. Follow this with a visit to the Global Village, and you can explore global cultures, shop for souvenirs, and eat traditional foods from all around the world.
If you have more time, consider visiting Abu Dhabi for a day<, where you can explore the grandeur of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Mall, and the Burj Khalifa will be crowded during peak hours, try to visit them during off-hours. Dubai is an Islamic city<, and it is important to respect the local customs and cultures, dress appropriately, and avoid public displays of affection.