Lesser Visited Places in Dubai that You Must Visit in 2021

 

Have you ever read “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost? If not, it’s okay. Here are the three most powerful lines of this beautiful poem.

 

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I –

I took the one less travelled by,

And that has made all the difference.

 

Wondering why I am discussing this? Simply, because these lines have inspired many to take the less travelled roads and explore the less travelled places for decades and will continue to do so. Being a touragency in Dubai, we believe that it is your choice that makes your adventure in Dubai unique and memorable.

 

These days, more people are searching for places that are underrated and yet worth-visiting to make long-lasting memories.

 

While many people are fueled by this motivation from within, the inspiration behind this new quest is the increasing trend of finding solace and staying away from crowded places in the light of Covid-19.  

 

So, today, we are sharing with you the lesser known places that you must visit during your Dubai sightseeing tours this year.

 

An Oasis Full of Flowers in the Middle of the Desert – Miracle Garden

 

A unique place that is nothing less than a miracle. Miracle Garden in Dubai is one of the best places for sightseeing that will stimulate all your senses by its one-of-a-kind display of more than 45 million flowers of around 60 different species and enchanting recreational space. Some of these flowers are being grown for the first time in the Gulf region.

 

Here, you can relax, walk around, and appreciate the flowery beauty. The garden is not only known for the unique and amazing variety and hues of flowers but also the fascinating floral shapes, such as a mega clock, a replica of Burj Khalifa, and so on.

 

Keeping in mind the value of precious water, the garden is watered by reusing wastewater through the drip irrigation method.

 

Backtracking with Preserved Culture – Al Bastakiya

 

Located along the Dubai Creek, Al Bastakiya is a historic Iranian architecture that tells the tale of its time. This oldest residential area was built by Persian merchant traders from Bastak, Iran in the 19^th century; however, it was destroyed to make the way for new developments. Fortunately, the localities of old buildings and lanes were restored later and then declared as heritage sites for tourist attraction.

 

You will find various places to explore in Al Bastakiya, including Mawaheb Gallery, XVA Gallery, Coffee Museum, etc. While strolling through this historic place, also try to cover other places to witness attractive heritage areas. It is a fascinating place for people who are intrigued by history, art, and culture.  

 

 

The Walk to Remember – Jumeirah Beach Road

When it comes to introspecting, admiring nature, and absorbing the breathtaking beauty, just go for a long walk alongside the Jumeirah Beach Residence when the sun goes down. This place is the best spot in the neighbourhood of Dubai for a leisurely stroll beside the waterfront where a light breeze coming from the Arabian Gulf will pass through your hair and please you with a soothing touch.

 

But this is not all you can do there. Enhance your experience through retail therapy by scouring the stalls of jewellery and handicrafts or treating your taste buds with alfresco dining. You may also find street entertainers who will make your day more beautiful.

 

Do you love watching movies under a starry sky? This place also hosts an open-air cinema that operates only a week a year. If you also love to experience an amazing and entertaining night, don’t forget to get the details from your tour agency in Dubai about this year’s fest and other sightseeing attraction points in Dubai.