United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates is a fascinating blend of futuristic cities, golden deserts, luxury resorts, and rich Arabian traditions. Located on the Arabian Peninsula along the Persian Gulf, the UAE is made up of seven emirates, with Dubai and Abu Dhabi being the most famous. From the world’s tallest building – Burj Khalifa – to pristine beaches, vast shopping malls, and authentic desert experiences, the UAE offers a unique combination of modern innovation and cultural heritage.
Travelers can explore glittering skylines, dine at high-end restaurants, enjoy desert safaris, visit grand mosques, or relax at luxurious beachside resorts. With year-round sunshine, world-class service, and exquisite architecture, the United Arab Emirates is a top destination for both relaxation and adventure.
| Visa requirements | Most travelers need a visa to enter the UAE. Citizens from many countries (EU, UK, USA, Australia, etc.) can receive a visa on arrival, valid for 30 or 90 days depending on nationality. Passports must be valid at least 6 months from the date of entry. Other nationalities must apply for a visa in advance via UAE embassies or approved airlines/hotels. No vaccination is required for entry. |
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| Languages spoken | Arabic |
| Currency used | UAE Dirham (AED) |
| Area (km2) | 83,600 km² square kilometers |
| Country name | United Arab Emirates |
Sports & nature
From thrilling desert safaris and dune bashing to skydiving over Palm Jumeirah, the UAE is a paradise for adventure lovers. Enjoy water sports like jet skiing, diving, and parasailing in Dubai, or go hiking and mountain biking in the Hajar Mountains. Golf courses, camel riding, horseback riding, and luxury marinas complete the outdoor experience.
Nightlife info
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are famous for their vibrant nightlife, offering rooftop lounges, luxury beach clubs, glamorous nightclubs, and desert evening shows. Visitors can enjoy fine dining, fountain shows, live music events, and yacht parties across the Emirates. Alcohol is served in licensed hotels, bars, and clubs.
Culture and history info
The UAE has a rich Arabian heritage influenced by Bedouin traditions and Islamic culture. Explore landmarks like Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Al Fahidi Historical District, Dubai Museum, and traditional souks. Visit heritage villages, ancient forts in Fujairah and Al Ain, and learn about pearl diving, which once sustained the region before oil.
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