Looks just like in Singapore!
Each item is all properly elaborated with an info display
Excellent chill out spot
The dismounting part can be rather painful for guys at times. :X
A view of the creek from the Dhow
Checking out Arabian sweets in the supermarkets
Blury shark is blury!
capturing the moment
Which is essentially a large man-made lake
The place is nicely themed
A visit to the textile Souk!
There's more!
Niffy fountain
and home to the Palace old town
considering it mostly being constructed out of white marble
At the other end of the tunnel!
Look a viper!
Giggy yap!
Featuring several prized archaeological displays
The Al Wahda Mall!
Biggest in everything is always Dubai's tradition
There's even a photo opportunistic Balcony!
We even made some new friends!
Including a Ray family too!
Follow the sands and it will lead you to the beach!
Nah nah you can't get me!
And they can get rather large in number here
Allowing you to thread each step on the open marble courtyard in pure serenity
Seeing more stars!
Enroute along Sultan Bin Zayed Street
No musesum is complete without their own gift shop!
Photos of daily activities in town involving animal counterparts
More models of how the wind towers work as natural AC
View of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum house from the upper floors
The hotel entrance
And the food good too!
clap clap clap!
Plane plane! we are saved! :P
But the schools of fishes look healthy
Sprinkler pipelines are a common sight through the arid lands
There are many places of worship along the creek
There are still limited Coral life in the tank
Houston, seems we hav a problem with the free water bottles
Look fishes in the shops!
The mall has many of these tall spire tent thingies
Breaking out for the BBQ and buffet dinner for the night!
Back into the village!
really interesting... architecture
The left wing of the courtyard
including man made wooden piers for a weathered look