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29May

Global Village – All You Need to Know

So, you might ask “what is Global Village?” The Global Village in Dubai is a huge multicultural theme park/market that allows you to experience different parts of the world in just a few hours! Hailed as the biggest entertainment, tourism, and shopping project on the planet, it would be a shame not to head there and see it for yourself. The venue is home to various arcade games for kids and adults to enjoy. And don’t miss the heart-stopping rides at Global Village as well. Global Village Dubai is a massive, multi-cultural theme park with a lot to see and do. There are 26 world pavilions, several cultural shows, carnival rides, street food kiosks, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, the region’s first oddity museum, and much more. At Global Village Dubai, there are 25 pavilions to tour, representing 78 countries from around the world. Turkey, Pakistan, AlSanaa, Europe, and Khalifa are among the pavilions. Foundation Americas, Thailand, Palestine – Jordan, Lebanon, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Palestine –– Africa, Egypt, India, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Iran, Syria, Japan, South Korea, China, Africa, Egypt, India, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Iran, Yemen, Bahrain, Kuwait, and, of course, the United Arab Emirates. This year’s new additions were Russia, Cambodia, and Vietnam, the three of the world’s most populous countries. Interesting Facts About Global Village The Global Village is 17,200,000 square feet in size There are around 3,500 shopping establishments. Global Village boasts one of Dubai’s largest parking capacities, with a total capacity of 18,300 automobiles. Global Village hosts a variety of concerts and activities every season You’ll be able to sample street food from all over the world! Global Village Attractions Here are all the best things to do at Global Village Dubai for a truly unforgettable experience: 1. Carnaval Theme Park Global Village’s Carnaval was back this year, with a few exciting attractions to look out for: 2. The Wheel of The World The Wheel of the World is a 60-meter-high observation wheel that offers panoramic views of Dubai’s renowned skyline. 3. Transylvania Towers Do you dare to enter the haunted Transylvania hotel? It’s now or never to find out! The journey gives the term “haunted” a whole new meaning. 4. Max Moscow: This bold addition to the theme park, a pendulum ride that makes you feel as if you have no weight at all, will test your fortitude. Can you fathom how you’d feel? 5. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! At Global Village, the world-famous attraction is still going strong. In its six unique galleries (think shrunken heads and skulls! ), enter a fantasy world to uncover some of the strangest items and collections. You could either buy some souvenirs or try to navigate your way out of the massive Mirror Maze. You can count on it. At Dubai’s Global Village, one of the oddest collections of natural, scientific, artistic, and human oddities has taken up residence. It is the Middle East’s first of its sort, with human and animal displays, unique goods such as actual shrunken heads and skulls, mind-boggling optical illusions, and plenty of other strange and amazing things. It takes around an hour to complete the experience, so factor it into your visit to Global Village. 6. Circus Circus This year’s circus at Global Village was a must-see for anyone who enjoys a unique spectacle packed with daring stunts. The Russian Swing performs incredible gymnastics, and some crazy Columbian clowns perform hilarious acts! 7. Peter Rabbit Adventure Zone Are your children lovers of Peter Rabbit and his friends? Then they’ll go crazy about this one! The youngsters did not wanted to leave this season’s new addition. Here’s a glimpse at the different zones: Mrs. Rabbit’s Fresh Farm Cafe Mr. McGregor’s Garden Radish Dash Maze Squirrel Nutkin Activity Park Scavenger Hunt Retail Stor 8. Global Village Shopping At Global Village, there are numerous pavilions where you may shop till you drop. Each pavilion at Global Village represents a country, with a grand entrance styled like a famous landmark from that country, ideal for photos! In just a few hours, you can virtually shop the entire world! Don’t miss out on these must-have items at Global Village Dubai: To mention a few, there are Turkey’s delectable pastries, Lebanon’s spices, Yemen’s honey, Africa’s handcrafted things, Japan’s accessories, Morocco’s tea, Spain’s vibrant garments, and Egypt’s cotton linen. This year was unique in that you could also shop for Ramadan. You could find some gorgeous decorations and gifts that had been specially made for the holy month. 9. Global Village Foodies Exploring the food stalls is perhaps one of the most enjoyable aspects of visiting the Global Village! Global Village, a foodie’s paradise, is a must-visit for everyone who enjoys street cuisine. Exotic Asian fruits, India’s vada pavs, the UAE’s famous luqaimat, Turkish borek, and Japanese ice cream, to name a few, were available. If you want to take a break for lunch or supper, Global Village Dubai had a variety of delicious restaurants. 10. Global Village 2021 Events and Concerts The actual events, celebrity appearances, and concerts for the Global Village program are announced on their official website. 11. What other attractions are there at Global Village Dubai? There’s a heritage village, the main stage for daily shows, a mission speed stunt show, and a kids’ theatre at Global Village, in addition to the pavilions. There are fire fountain shows, an Indian chaat bazaar, and a floating market along Kiosk Street, as well as plenty of delicious street cuisine. There’s also a large carnival with numerous rides. Timing of Global Village? From Sunday through Wednesday, from 4 p.m. to midnight, and from Thursday to Friday, from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m., Global Village Dubai is open. Global Village will be open on Saturdays from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. 12.Ladies’ and Families’ Days Mondays, with the exception of public holidays, are allocated exclusively for women and their families. If you are visiting with children, you can pick up and register a wristband so that you can

24May

Interesting Facts About Burj Al Arab

The Burj Al Arab is a hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is the world’s third tallest hotel (excluding mixed-use buildings) at 321 meters (1,053 feet); nevertheless, non-occupable area accounts for 39% of its overall height. Burj Al Arab is located on an artificial island 280 meters (920 feet) from Jumeirah beach, with a private curving bridge connecting it to the mainland. The Burj Al Arab, dubbed the world’s most ‘Instagrammable’ hotel, is one of the first sites most people think of when they think of Dubai. This hotel, which is built in the style of a sail and is surrounded by the Arabian Gulf, has a reputation for glamour that precedes it – but here are five facts about the landmark that you may not know. The structure’s shape is meant to resemble a ship’s sail. The Burj Al Arab is one of the world’s most opulent hotels. “The World’s Only 7 Star Hotel,” as it is known. In 1993, WS Atkins architect Tom Wright took on the task of designing this ground-breaking skyscraper. Burj Al Arab was planned and developed from the beginning to become Dubai’s emblem. Construction began in 1994, including 3000 companies and contractors, 250 designers from the United Kingdom, the United States, and Dubai, and 3500 workers at any given moment. It took two years to reclaim the island in the Arabian Gulf’s coastal waters, and another three years to construct the majestic monument. The Burj Al Arab first opened its doors on December 1, 1999. The skyscraper was built with an astonishing 70,000 cubic meters (2,472,026 cubic feet) of concrete and more than 9,000 tons (9.920 US tons) of steel. The interiors of the Burj Al Arab were finished with the finest and most rare materials available. Custom-made carpets and rugs from South Africa and India, marble from Brazil and Italy, oak doors from Dubai, and chandeliers from the United Kingdom were among the beautiful goods brought in to create the magical interiors. The inside was decorated with approximately 1,790 square meters (19,270 square feet) of 24-Karat gold leaf. Despite its size, the Burj Al Arab only has 28 double-story floors with 202 bedroom suites. The smallest suite is 169 square meters (1,820 square feet) in size, while the largest is 780 square meters (8,400 square feet). Here you will find some interesting facts about Burj Al Arab: Bedrooms, Panoramic, Club, Diplomatic, Presidential and Royal Suites 142 One Bedroom Deluxe Suites, 28 Two Bedroom Deluxe Suites, 18 Panoramic Suites, 4 Club Suites, 6 Diplomatic Suites, 2 Presidential Suites, and 2 Royal Suites are available. Royal Suite in Burj Al Arab With an exquisite majlis style parlor, library, and cinema room, as well as two master bathrooms, each with full-size jacuzzis and separate five-head rain showers, the enormous 780 square meter (8,400 square foot) Royal Suite is fit for a maharaja. World’s most Costly Hotels It is one of the world’s most costly hotels to stay at. Suites start at $1,000 per night and go up to almost $15,000 per night, with the Royal Suite being the most expensive at $24,000 per night. Atrium of the Burj Al Arab The atrium of the Burj Al Arab is the world’s highest, standing at 180 meters. Stunning Central Fountain Warm natural light floods the atrium, which is bordered by golden columns and features a stunning central fountain with water arches that shoot 42 meters into the air. Burj Al Arab’s Cascade Waterfall The Burj Al Arab’s Cascade Waterfall creates a unique kaleidoscope effect by combining finely atomized water with fiber optics. Water arches gracefully in a synchronized rhythm as water and fog flow downward through the glass and stone-filled steps. Aquarium in Burj Al Arab Contains 50 Species of Fish The Burj Al Arab hotel has three aquariums, two on each side of the main hotel lobby and a circular tank in Al Mahara restaurant, containing roughly 50 different species of fish. Milky Way in Burj Al Arab Junsui Lounge’s ceiling is covered with 29,000 Swarovski crystals in the shape of the Milky Way. Restaurant Al Muntaha The restaurant Al Muntaha (“The Ultimate”), which offers a view over Dubai, is placed 200 meters (660 feet) above the Persian Gulf. It is supported by a full cantilever that stretches 27 meters (89 feet) from either side of the mast and may be reached through a panoramic elevator. Seawater Aquarium In Burj Al Arab The restaurant Al Mahara (“Oyster”) has a big seawater aquarium that holds about 990,000 liters (260,000 US gal) of water and is accessible by a simulated submarine adventure. Female Shark in Aquarium of Bur Al Arab According to marine biologist David Robinson, the female shark, who lives in a restaurant aquarium, has had four years of “virgin births” – a feat never before observed among sharks. Receptionists Wear Gold Each floor has one reception desk, for a total of 60. The ratio of personnel to suites is 8:1. It is one of the world’s highest. Every female front-desk and greeting-desk employee The team is decked out in Burj Al Arab logo-inspired gold earrings and necklace pendants. Rolls Royce in Burj Al Arab Guests have access to one of the world’s largest fleets of Rolls Royces. 24K Gold iPad in Burj Al Arab During their stay, each guest receives a 24-karat gold iPad. Windows Cleaning Takes 1 Month Cleaning the windows of the entire building takes a month, 19 employees, and the rope access crew. Gold Plated Interior of Burj Al Arab The hotel’s interiors are plated in 24-karat gold. The Burj Al Arab exudes luxury on every level. Its magnificent interiors feature about 1,800 square meters of 24K gold leaf, but that’s not all. The hotel’s Junsui Japanese restaurant has the world’s largest Swarovski crystal ceiling, with 21,000 sparkling crystals. Furthermore, much of the Burj Al Arab’s floors and walls are built of exquisite Italian statuario marble, which was used by Michelangelo to create his masterpieces. Different Sports on the Helipad of

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