Anjum khanna - 5 best places to visit in Dubai ppt
                     Anjum khanna - 5 best places to visit in Dubai
I'm Anjum Khanna from India and I will share with you my best places in 
Dubai where I visited. Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab 
Emirates known for extravagance shopping, ultramodern engineering and a 
vivacious nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, a 830m-tall pinnacle, rules the high 
rise filled horizon. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with planes and lights 
arranged to music. On counterfeit islands simply seaward is Atlantis, The 
Palm, a retreat with water and marine-creature parks. Check out my 10 
best places to visit in Dubai below.  
1.Burj Khalifa
No Dubai touring trip is finished without a visit to the structure that has 
come to represent the city more than some other. The world's tallest 
unattached structure, ascending to a practically staggering stature of 
829.8m, the Burj Khalifa isn't to be missed. A visit to the 'at the top' 
perception deck on the 124th floor offers all encompassing perspectives 
that are basically stunning and incorporates a media experience that 
subtleties a portion of the challenges defeat during the mammoth 
structure venture. Additionally, ensure you don't miss the lovely gardens 
that encompass the pinnacle at ground level.
2.Dubai Aquarium
Another unmissable site in Dubai is the Dubai Aquarium, home to 140 vivid 
types of fish and other ocean life. The principle tank holds 10 million liters 
of water, and among several sharks and beams is the biggest assortment of 
sand tiger sharks on the planet. Arranged on the ground floor of Dubai 
Mall, it is conceivable to see the primary huge tank (huge enough for glass-
lined pontoon visits on its surface) from the shopping centre itself, however 
nothing very matches the adventure of heading "into" the tank yourself by 
entering the 148-meter-long stroll through passage. For the thrill seeker, 
confine swimming and shark plunging are both on offer.
3.The Palm Jumeirah
This man-made island looking like a palm tree, the Palm Jumeirah is the 
place you'll discover a considerable lot of Dubai's best lodgings including 
the famous Atlantis. This tremendous inn is additionally home to 
Aquaventure Waterpark which flaunts the world's longest water slide just 
as another that drops nine stories. There is additionally an immense stretch 
of youngster amicable sand and the opportunity to go on a submerged 
safari utilizing ocean journey head protectors.
4.Deira
You'll locate various Dubai focal points in Deira, the most seasoned aspect 
of the city. Lying on the northern side of Dubai Creek, the territory's 
turning streets are home to a skirmish of individuals and societies that call 
Dubai home. Generally celebrated for its souks, or markets, it's a world 
away from Dubai Mall. Here you'll hobnob with local people while digging 
into the universe of wonderful gold gems and taking in the fragrances of 
obscure flavors.
5.Burj al Arab
Despite the fact that it can't rival the powerful statues of the Burj Khalifa, 
the Burj Al-Arab does make a case for being the world's tallest inn at 321 
meters high. Sitting on its own devoted island, its engineering echoes the 
state of a customary show in full sail — a sort of shipper transport that has 
been handling the waters around the emirate for quite a long time. Come 
sunset, the outside is lit up with a kaleidoscope of shadings.
About Anjum Khanna
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My name is Anjum Khanna but you can call me "AnjumK" I'm from India 
and I was born in Bhopal, India. My family moved to Tamil Nadu because 
Bhopal was too hot!
Although I have lived in Bhopal most of my life, I have spent a good 
amount of time travelling and living in a variety of places across India, 
Dubai, USA. Moving around a lot inspired me to continue to travel and 
explore the world around me. I love meeting new people and learning 
about the places they come from. I believe travelling is the best way to 
make new friends. I am super excited to embark on a new journey to the 
USA and share it with all of you!
I hope that we can learn together during these next few months and that 
we can gain an understanding of how people in a completely different 
part of the world live and function.