Safety Precautions And Tips For A Successful Desert Safari

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Safety should be your first concern during a Desert Safari Dubai trip. Always seat-belt up once the bashing of dunes commences. The rush of racing across sand dunes is very thrilling indeed, but of course, the safety comes first.


• Dress According To the Weather: Light and airy material is best for the sun while in most evenings, a light jacket could be in order.


• Hydrate: Drink plenty of water; the desert sun can be brutal and dehydration sets fast.


• Motion Sickness Medication: Take motion sickness medication if you suffer from motion sickness; dune bashing is a serious adrenaline pump.


• Listen Carefully To Your Guide: they are trained professionals who have the best balance of passenger safety as well as an unforgettable experience.


• Respect Local Traditions And Wildlife: Respect local traditions and wildlife to not only enrich your experience but also positively contribute to the surrounding environment. Have a good time experiencing all that ...
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Famous Dubai Museum Unveils New Exhibits


The immersive art museum ARTE MUSEUM Dubai has unveiled new exhibitions.
The immersive art museum ARTE MUSEUM Dubai, located in the Dubai Mall, has unveiled new exhibitions.


Thus, the large-scale digital installation Garden Life of UAE is inspired by the history of the country and occupies the largest area of the art space.


Here, guests will be able to immerse themselves in Dubai's past and see how what was once a desert is being transformed into a vibrant metropolis.


ARTE MUSEUM Dubai is 15 art zones equipped with a sensory interaction system that creates a “full immersion” effect.


With the onset of the high tourism season, Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism has encouraged travellers to explore the emirate's cultural attractions.


The first of them is the Al Fahidi Historical Quarter, where you can stroll through winding streets and get acquainted with traditional architecture. Here you will find the SMCCU Center for Cultural Cooperation, the Coins Museum, and the Coffee Museum.


Al Fahidi regularly hosts the Sikka Art Fair and Heritage Week.


The second is Dubai Creek: it was on the banks of Dubai Creek that the first buildings of the future metropolis appeared. Abra are small water taxis in the form of traditional Arabian boats, on which you can cross Dubai Creek for only 1 dirham.


Al Shindagha is a historical district where the ruling family settled in the early 20th century. The multimedia exhibition of the museum of the same name, which tourists should see, is dedicated to the history and cultural heritage of Dubai.