不超过24人的精品小团 | 超值中东 阿联酋迪拜+阿布扎比 5天4晚游Small Group With No More Than 24 Guests | Dubai + Abu Dhabi, UAE 5 days and 4 nights tour

The Truck Park is a vehicle-themed internet-famous park. Although the park is not large, automobile elements are integrated into every corner of it. It has novel ideas, avant-garde and exaggerated shapes, and the scrapped cars and landscape cars are bizarre in shape, much like the armored vehicles in the movie "Mad Max". It is a must-visit scenic spot for fashion trends. The entrance to the park is a row of multi-lane passages like domestic highway toll gates, but each toll booth is a container and there is a strange car "guarding" in front. The outdoor area includes: gasoline barrel seats, iron dinosaurs (the back of the stegosaurus is made of a shovel, which is very creative), a TV hill, a car with stones on top, a yellow retro dump truck, a car skeleton flower pot and other landscapes. The interior decoration style is very similar to the roadside restaurants and bars in the United States 50 years ago, and there are many creative landscapes: cars passing through the wall, large iron balls hanging by chains, densely packed stickers, pirate decorative walls, various small entertainment facilities (billiards, pinball tables, basketball machines), etc.

This place is famous for its magnificence, with countless gold and white marble brick walls and tens of thousands of crystal chandeliers. It is said that the total cost of construction is about 5.5 billion US dollars. The giant carpets and crystal gilded chandeliers in the temple are even more exquisite. There are 82 domes here, magnificent, white and pure. There is a crescent moon on the huge dome, and the surrounding square corridors are decorated with golden patterns, which change dazzlingly in the sun. The buildings are all made of white marble from Yugoslavia, which is very solemn and majestic. The marble domes and walls are faintly shiny in the sun, white and spotless. If the white color makes this temple as pure and solemn as heaven, the gold color gives it a smart and enchanting temperament. The capitals of the columns are embellished with decorations in the shape of gold-plated date palm leaves, which extend upward like vines, full of vitality.

The Emirates Palace Hotel is located on the northwest coast of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The hotel was originally built to host the Gulf Cooperation Council Summit in Abu Dhabi. The most luxurious and expensive hotel to date, costing $3 billion to build, the hotel is considered "literally built for a king." Facing the sea to the north and west is a classical Arabian palace-style building (which was previously only seen in movies). From a distance, it looks a bit like a mosque, and also a bit like the legendary palace of Sinbad or Alibaba. Each palace has a legendary story with a strong national flavor. This palace-style hotel, located just across the street from the UAE Presidential Palace, looks like a huge castle from a distance and has more than 1,300 meters of golden coastline.

The Abu Dhabi Folk Village covers an area of 1,600 square meters, and allows you to understand the traditional life of Abu Dhabi residents before the discovery of oil. The interior display is lively and interesting, and it is worth visiting. There are Bedouin-style tents, houses made of palm leaves and mud, and early mosque buildings in the folk village, all of which are built in imitation of the past nomadic and fishing periods.

The Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi is the official meeting place of the current UAE Cabinet and the Federal High Council, the UAE's highest authority, and is also the venue for official state visits and head of state events. As it opens to the public, visitors will have the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the UAE's political system and values, and explore the well-preserved cultural heritage. A huge, pristine white palace, a luxurious cultural landmark located in the magnificent Presidential Palace compound, with extremely exquisite decorations, you will completely surrender to its magnificent beauty during your visit.

Step inside the iconic Louvre Abu Dhabi, the first universal museum in the Arab World, translating and fostering the spirit of openness between cultures. As one of the premier cultural institutions in the heart of the Saadiyat Cultural District on Saadiyat Island, this art lovers’ dream displays works of historical, cultural and sociological significance from ancient times to the contemporary era.

A trip to Dubai isn't complete without a visit to the famous Gold Souk, one of the oldest and most fascinating traditional markets in the emirate. Whether you’re just browsing, or genuinely on the hunt for even the smallest amount of precious gold, we will take a walk through the glittering bazaar to find designs from around the world crafted with a variety of carats.

With a well-known blue tile-trimmed facade - the Central Souk is an iconic landmark on the Sharjah map and is one of the city’s most photographed buildings. This souk is also symbolic of the history of UAE, featuring prominently on the five-dirham note. With over 600 shops across two levels, you’ll find everything from modern watches and clothing to authentically local trinkets and souvenirs. For decor connoisseurs in particular, the souk is one of the must-do Sharjah tourist places. 

Sharjah Classic Car Museum is an ideal destination for classic cars lovers, displaying more than 100 classic cars manufactured in the early 20th century. This museum is divided into five sections, with vehicles ranging from a Model T Ford to a 1974 MG Midget. Don’t miss the 1969 Mercedes Pullman Limousine, custom-made for Sharjah’s ruler and one of only 2,000 in the world. The cars have been lovingly restored and buffed until you can see your reflection. 

You will be taken into the desert by a four-wheeled land cruiser, where you will shuttle through the undulating sand dunes, which will surely make you scream with excitement. On the way, you will climb to the top of the desert to take a break, try the fun of sandboarding and watch the spectacular sunset in the desert. Later, you will go to the Desert Carnival Base Camp: free khat coffee, desserts and snacks, camel riding, and watching the national bird (falcon hunting).Enjoy Arabic hand painting, taste Arabic hookah, appreciate authentic Arabic belly dance performances, and dance with beautiful dancers; enjoy a delicious and unique Arabic barbecue dinner and drink a variety of beverages.

The exhibition center uses advanced leather production technology, design inspiration from Europe, and design styles that suit Asians. To ensure the best quality, it only uses Turkish OSMANBY fur products for interactive fashion shows. As a world cultural exchange center, Dubai gathers global design inspiration. There are more than 850 different styles and types, and the total number of products exceeds more than 10,000. The variety is wide and can meet the shopping needs of different groups of guests.

Palm Island is a group of artificial islands built by the Dubai government at a huge cost on the clear Arabian Gulf. It is a model of luxury. Each island consists of three parts: "trunk", "crown" and crescent-shaped dam. From the air, Palm Jumeirah looks like a palm trunk, and 12,000 palm trees are planted on the island. The Dubai Palm Island, which cost $14 billion to build, is known as the "eighth wonder of the world".

The hotel is themed on Atlantis, the legendary ancient country with a highly developed civilization. It covers an area of 113 acres and cost US$1.5 billion. It is located on the world's largest man-made island, Palm Island, with an 800-meter private beach and magnificent views of the Arabian Gulf.

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is undoubtedly one of the most famous landmarks and tourist attractions in Dubai and is renowned for its 'seven-star status'. Since its opening in 1999, the Burj Al Arab has played host to a covetable guest list of VIPs and celebrities from all over the world, helping put Dubai on the global luxury tourism map. Built on its own island, the sail-shaped building rises 321m, providing guests with amazing room views of the Arabian Gulf.

One of Dubai’s most famous landmarks, the Museum of the Future (MOTF) takes pride of place along the city’s superhighway Sheikh Zayed Road. Founded by the Dubai Future Foundation and launched on 22 February 2022, the museum explores how society could evolve in the coming decades using science and technology. Termed a “living museum”, it incorporates elements of traditional exhibitions, immersive theatre and themed attractions, so visitors can look beyond the present and towards the future’s limitless possibilities. Furthering a global intellectual movement, it is also the headquarters for the city’s 'Great Arab Minds' initiative that aims to identify 1,000 exceptional Arab talents across key fields.

The Dubai Frame is one of the city’s most famous attractions for visitors and residents alike. Much like the Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab's iconic structures, the building's landmark location in Zabeel Park. At 150m tall and 93m wide with a bridge connecting the two towers, Dubai Frame has a unique concept to its structure. Resembling a picture frame, Dubai's historic district can be seen to the north while the south provides breathtaking vistas of the modern cityscape.

This is an old traditional Arabian villa that has been transformed into an art house while keeping the exterior as it was. Only the interior houses exclusive displays of local traditional artifacts. There are handicrafts such as handmade carpets, gold thread rugs, gold leaf paintings, cashmere shawls, traditional clothing, perfumes and many souvenirs, all of which are worth the money.

Dubai Mall is the world’s largest destination for shopping, entertainment and leisure, located next to the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Featuring over 1,200 retail stores, two major department stores and hundreds of food and beverage outlets, Dubai Mall covers more than 1 million sqm – an area equivalent to 200 football pitches. For lovers of high fashion, over 70 signature outlets beckon your attention, including retailers such as Bloomingdale’s and Galleries Lafayette, the first in the Middle East. Following, we will head to Fashion Avenue where you can experience the latest collections from world renowned designers and brands such as Versace, Burberry and more.