Desert dunes, modern marvels and glittering gold souks.
Curated Journeys
Dubai's culinary scene is a flavourful mix from around the world — enjoy authentic Indian flavours, traditional Arabian cuisine, elegant fine-dining restaurants, chic cafes, beachfront eateries and vibrant street food, all within the same city.
Vegetarian food is never a problem in Dubai. Restaurants serving Indian cuisine offer plenty of vegetarian dishes to choose from.
Travenza tip: Balance one evening of fine dining with skyline views against a meal in Old Dubai, the contrast between the two sides of the city is part of the experience.
Dubai's unique cultural blend can be found at every corner, and is best explored through Old Dubai, its traditional souks, authentic Emirati food and a wander through its heritage zones. It is a city where traditional values exist harmoniously alongside modern advancement.
A day tour to the capital city of Abu Dhabi makes for a wonderful add-on, letting you experience grand monuments such as the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.
Travenza tip: Dress modestly when visiting the Gold Souk, Old Dubai and any mosque, and take an abra ride across Dubai Creek for a quieter, older view of the city.
Shopping in Dubai is an experience everyone should have at least once in their life. For clothes and fashion accessories, head to Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, City Walk and Dubai Marina Mall, where luxury clothing brands, global high street names and resort wear are all easily found. Dubai Outlet Village is the place to find branded fashion at more affordable prices.
Gold and diamond jewellery can be found at the Gold Souk, while spices, saffron, dried fruits and herbs await at the Spice Souk. You can also shop for Arabic perfume, oud, attars, incense, lanterns, handicrafts and local souvenirs at Meena Bazaar, Global Village, Souk Madinat Jumeirah and the Dubai Creek souks.
Travenza tip: Head to the Gold Souk and Spice Souk for traditional buys, and save the malls, Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates, for international brands and air-conditioned browsing in summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit Dubai is during the winter months from November to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant.
A trip of 4 to 6 days is ideal for first-time visitors to Dubai, allowing enough time to cover iconic sights like the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, a desert safari, Old Dubai, the Marina, the Palm Jumeirah and at least two family attractions.
Yes, Dubai is an ideal destination for families. The city offers plenty of kid-friendly attractions such as aquariums, theme parks, beaches, malls and water parks, along with other entertainment options like the Global Village and the Miracle Garden.
Yes, Dubai is also perfectly suited for couples, who can enjoy luxurious accommodations, romantic beach clubs, enchanting desert dinners, breathtaking skyline views, yacht cruises and romantic evenings at the Dubai Marina or the Palm Jumeirah.
Yes, vegetarian food is readily available at most places in Dubai. Countless Indian restaurants across the city offer extensive vegetarian options, alongside many other eateries serving international cuisines with vegetarian choices.
Indian citizens generally need to obtain a UAE tourist visa unless they qualify for visa-on-arrival based on the current eligibility criteria.
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