DAY 01: ARRIVED AT DUBAI

• Arrival at United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
• Meet and Greet by our representative.
• Transfer to the Hotel
• Hotel Check-in and Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 02: DUBAI CITY TOUR

• After the breakfast at Hotel, tour start to Burj Al Arab and Jumeriah Beach.
• Enter the magnificent Palm Island, then drive through exclusive Jumeirah, one of Dubai’s most upscale residential area. See the Lavish Villas and hotels and continue into the old Al Bastakiya quarter to get a glimpse of Dubai’s past. Navigate past mud brick courtyards and houses with wind towers that circulate the cooling breeze. See the 18th century Al Fahidi Fort, the city’s oldest building and home to Dubai Museum.
• Burj Khalifa and Dubai Aquarium Tour
• Dhow Cruise Dinner: Later in the evening get ready to experience the cruise experience in the Dubai Creek. Witness the glistening structures, creek and the city in this 2 hour cruise.
• Overnight at Hotel

DAY 03: DESERT SAFARI

• The day three of your tour is for the adventure in sand. The dunes wait you with lots of excitement and incredible landscapes to make you feel adventure.
• Take pleasure of traditional and modern desert adventures.
• Ride a camel, go for sand bashing in 4X4 venture on the Dubai sand dunes and relax at a desert campsite as the sun sets.
• Get a henna tattoo, watch a ‘Tanoura’ folk dance and end your day with mouth smacking BBQ dinner at the desert camp.
• Overnight at hotel in Dubai.

DAY 04: FREE DAY

• In the 4th you can explore Dubai by yourself. You can go around the streets of Dubai, spend your day with shopping, taste the local food and buy something souvenir for your family and dear ones.
• Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 05: DEPARTURE TO KATHMANDU

• This is the last day after the breakfast you will be transfer to the airport and flight back to Kathmandu with the sweet memory of miracle Dubai.

• Round trip air fare with economy class.
• Visa Fee
• 4 Night Accommodation in 3 star properties with BBQ dinner plan.
• Half day Dubai City Tour
• Dhow Cruise Dinner
• Desert Safari with BBQ Dinner
• All Tours and Transfers
• Travel Insurance

• International Flights: The package usually does not include international flights to and from Japan. Travelers are responsible for booking their own international airfare.
• Visa and Travel Documents: You will be responsible for obtaining any necessary visas or travel documents required for entry into Japan.
• Travel Insurance: It is recommended to have travel insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances, medical expenses, or trip cancellations. This is typically not included in the package and needs to be arranged separately.
• Personal Expenses: Expenses such as meals not mentioned in the package, shopping, additional activities or attractions not included in the itinerary, and any personal expenses are generally not covered.
• Gratuities: Tips for guides, drivers, and hotel staff are usually not included in the package and are at your discretion.
• Optional Activities: If there are specific optional activities or experiences that are not part of the standard package, these will generally be excluded, and you would need to arrange and pay for them separately.

1.Do I need a visa to visit Dubai?
Visitors from most countries require a visa to enter Dubai. However, citizens of certain countries may be eligible for visa-free entry or visa on arrival. It's advisable to check the visa requirements specific to your nationality before traveling.

2.What is the best time to visit Dubai?
The best time to visit Dubai is during the cooler months, from November to April, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for outdoor activities. The summer months (May to September) can be extremely hot, with temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F).

3.What is the local currency in Dubai? Can I use credit cards?
The local currency in Dubai is the United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED). Credit cards are widely accepted in most establishments, including hotels, restaurants, and shops. However, it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller transactions and when visiting local markets or street vendors.

4.What is the dress code in Dubai?
Dubai has a conservative dress code influenced by Islamic traditions. While tourists are not required to adhere to strict dress codes, it's respectful to dress modestly in public areas. Swimwear is acceptable at beaches and pools, but it is recommended to cover up when leaving those areas.

5.Is it safe to drink tap water in Dubai?
Tap water in Dubai is generally considered safe for drinking. However, many people prefer to drink bottled water, which is readily available in stores and hotels. It's advisable to check with your accommodation regarding the quality of tap water.

6.Can I consume alcohol in Dubai?
Non-Muslim residents and tourists can consume alcohol in licensed venues such as bars, restaurants, and clubs. However, it is important to note that public intoxication and drinking alcohol in public places are strictly prohibited.

7.What are the transportation options in Dubai?
Dubai offers a well-developed transportation system. You can use taxis, metro, buses, or ride-hailing services like Uber or Careem to get around the city. The Dubai Metro is a convenient and efficient mode of transportation, especially for traveling between major attractions.

8.Are there any cultural or religious considerations to keep in mind?
Dubai follows Islamic traditions and has certain cultural norms to be aware of. It is important to respect local customs, such as dressing modestly in public places, avoiding public displays of affection, and being mindful of religious practices during the holy month of Ramadan.

9.Can I use my mobile phone and access the internet in Dubai?
Most international mobile networks work in Dubai, but it's recommended to check with your service provider regarding international roaming charges. Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, and public areas, allowing easy access to the internet.

10.What are some popular attractions and activities in Dubai?
Dubai offers a plethora of attractions and activities, including visiting the Burj Khalifa, exploring the historic district of Bastakiya, experiencing a desert safari, enjoying water sports at Jumeirah Beach, shopping at the Dubai Mall, and indulging in the city's diverse culinary scene.