lso known as Al Bastakiya, this historical district dates back to the 1890s when it was used by pearl and textile merchants from the Persian town Bastak who travelled to Dubai. In the 1970s and 80s the area was in disrepair and scheduled to be demolished to make way for a new office complex.
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The biggest and most well-known of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has quickly cemented its status as a global city over the past few decades.
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Since Dubai is the tourist mecca for the whole Arabic region, you can get the best bargain on all kinds of Arabian souvenirs. Typical souvenirs include copper coffeepots, metal food platters, carved wooden or leather stuffed camels, woollen camel bags and sheesha or glass water pipes.
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Festival Essentials Where: Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Middle East When: Mid Jan – Mid Feb What’s it about: Shop til you drop
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Ian Cross heads into the heat for a round of desert golf at Dubai CC Host Ian Cross travels to Dubai, a city
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