United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Where futuristic skylines meet golden desert dunes — discover luxury, adventure, and culture in the jewel of the Middle East.
A City That Defies Imagination
Dubai is a destination that needs no introduction. Rising from the Arabian Desert, this global metropolis seamlessly blends tradition with innovation — from the towering Burj Khalifa and man-made Palm Islands to the winding lanes of its historic Gold Souk.
Whether you're seeking luxury shopping at The Dubai Mall, thrilling desert safaris under starlit skies, or world-class dining with panoramic views of the Marina, Dubai delivers experiences that feel larger than life.
With year-round sunshine, visa-on-arrival for Indian travelers, and a flight time of just 3–4 hours from major Indian cities, Dubai remains one of the most accessible and rewarding international destinations for families, couples, and business travelers alike.
Quick Facts
Essential info for your Dubai trip
Best Time
Nov – Mar
Language
Arabic / English
Currency
AED (Dirham)
Time Zone
GMT+4
Avg Temp
25–40°C
Visa
On arrival for Indians
Top Experiences in Dubai
From record-breaking landmarks to ancient souks — here are the must-do experiences that make Dubai unforgettable.
Burj Khalifa & Downtown
Ascend the world's tallest building for breathtaking views, then explore the vibrant Downtown district and Dubai Fountain.
Desert Safari
Experience thrilling dune bashing, camel rides, sandboarding, and a traditional Bedouin-style BBQ dinner under the stars.
Dubai Mall & Fountains
Shop at the world's largest mall with 1,200+ stores, an indoor aquarium, and the mesmerizing Dubai Fountain show.
Gold & Spice Souk
Wander through the aromatic lanes of the traditional Spice Souk and the glittering Gold Souk in old Dubai.
Palm Jumeirah
Visit the iconic man-made island, home to Atlantis The Palm, luxury resorts, pristine beaches, and waterpark thrills.
Dubai Marina & JBR
Stroll along the stunning Marina Walk, dine at waterfront restaurants, and enjoy The Beach at JBR's vibrant atmosphere.
Dubai Tour Packages
Handpicked packages designed to give you the best of Dubai — from city highlights to luxury escapes.
Best SellerDubai City Highlights
₹45,000
PopularDubai & Abu Dhabi Combo
₹72,000
Luxury Dubai Experience
₹1,20,000
Everything You Need to Know
Essential travel information to help you plan the perfect Dubai trip. From visas to local customs — we've got you covered.
Plan Your TripIndian passport holders can obtain a visa on arrival in Dubai for stays up to 14 days, or apply for a 30-day or 90-day tourist visa through airlines or authorized agents. We handle the entire visa process — just share your passport copy and photo, and we'll take care of the rest. Processing typically takes 3–5 working days.
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is one of the world's busiest airports with direct flights from all major Indian cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kochi. Flight time is just 3–4 hours. Emirates, Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet operate frequent daily flights with competitive fares.
The ideal time to visit Dubai is November through March, when temperatures are pleasant (20–30°C) and perfect for outdoor activities. December–January is peak season with festive events like the Dubai Shopping Festival. Summers (June–August) are extremely hot (40°C+) but offer great hotel deals and indoor attractions.
Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world with very low crime rates. No special vaccinations are required for Indian travelers. Tap water is safe to drink. Healthcare standards are excellent, though we strongly recommend travel insurance. Keep emergency numbers handy: Police 999, Ambulance 998, Tourist Police 800-4438.
The currency is the UAE Dirham (AED). 1 AED ≈ ₹22–23. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted everywhere. ATMs are easily available. We recommend carrying some cash for souks and smaller shops. Currency exchange is available at the airport and throughout the city at competitive rates.
Dubai is cosmopolitan but rooted in Islamic culture. Dress modestly at religious sites and public areas (cover shoulders and knees). Public displays of affection are discouraged. Alcohol is available only at licensed venues. During Ramadan, eating and drinking in public during daylight hours is prohibited. Tipping 10–15% is customary at restaurants.
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