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Dance: Visitors may be lucky to see men lined up in a row, performing Ayyala, holding thin bamboo canes and moving in
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People often forget about the cultural heritage of Dubai. From the world’s largest manmade island to the otherworldly Museum of the Future, Dubai is a glass-and-steel preview of the future. The city is regularly (and rightfully) celebrated for its superb planning and vision, as well as its cutting-edge modernity.
People often forget about the cultural heritage of Dubai. From the world’s largest manmade island to the otherworldly Museum of the Future, Dubai is a glass-and-steel preview of the future. The city is regularly (and rightfully) celebrated for its superb planning and vision, as well as its cutting-edge modernity.
But as ambitious as the city might seem, Dubai isn’t just the city from the not-too-distant future. If you’re hungry for something authentic, head to the cultural heart of Dubai. Hop on a traditional boat for a leisurely cruise, haggle for silks and spices at a souk, and take a heritage desert safari.
So whether you’re a first-time visitor or an old hand looking for new experiences, you’ve come to the right place. Believe it or not, Dubai’s traditions aren’t just alive–they’re thriving. You just have to know where to look.
Dance: Visitors may be lucky to see men lined up in a row, performing Ayyala, holding thin bamboo canes and moving in
Local arts and handicrafts are still commonly practiced in Dubai and around the UAE. Many examples can be found among
‘Hasan al-diyafa’ (what we know as ‘hospitality’) is an intrinsic part of Bedouin lifestyle that can be traced back to the
Do you know your karak from your chebab? Can you t ell your lugaimat from your labneh? While Dubai is renowned for incredible dining options, local
With around 200 nationalities represented in Dubai, how people dress is incredibly varied – yet the traditional attire of the
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