The jeeps look like ants in the distance
The iranian market and carpet souk in the distance
The inner walkways with the iconic gold palm pillars
The iconic golden Sheikh Zayed road
The houses are surprisingly cool under the sun
The house courtyard, featuring the iconic wind tunnels
The hotels area all centrally nucleated in a village-like setting
The hotel entrance
The Hotel Burj Al Arab in the background
The holding room before the main prayer room
The hill sits beside a vast open desert view
The hardrock cafe building
The hallways cast real nice shadows from the openings
The grand entrance lobby area
The gift shop at the end of the zoo walk
The general town area around Al Markaziyah
The galleries to the washing areas
The front main door of the main prayer room
The front facade of the building
The front entrance to the theme park
The fountains jumps at regular timed intervals
The food court areas nicely themed with fountains
The exit of the house, with a small visitor's center
The entrance to Yas Marina
The entrance of the Marina mall
The Emirates palace hotel that is!
The dunes can be rather rough at times, like a free range roller coaster!
The Dubai Skyline in the distance
The Dubai Musesum!
The Dubai Mall water promenade
The Dubai Heritage center
The Diwan (Ruler's Court)
The displays snake through rather well rainforest themed areas
The displays follow on to an underground basement
The displays end with a hall
The dismounting part can be rather painful for guys at times. :X
The desert sand gives the sunset a distinctive orange hue
The dance floor open for all dancers for the night
The creepy crawly section of the zoo!
The Creek Wind Tower Monument
The creek is buzzing with a mix of old and new
The creek is a nice sailing spot too
The Corniche Fountain
The city comes to life at night
The city center area
The channel is buzzing with life even on the hot midday
The central candelier viewed directly from below
The central business area
The centerpiece of the camp with traditional arabian seating
The center spots many museums too