It seems like Dubai is all malls and air-conditioning, but this sprawling desert city has a new and exciting influx of cultural institutions, galleries, and shopping complexes all focused at luring in a new generation of visitors. Whether your idea of an adrenaline rush is jumping out of a plane or watching the city’s dramatic fountains gush 500 feet in the air, almost anything is possible in this city, and we have the list to prove it. Here are our picks for some of the best things to do in Dubai.

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Dubai Spice Souk

Dubai's rambling flavor showcase is apparently the most engaging of all the city's souks. It's clamoring and swarming, with inebriating sights and scents. A large number of the merchants move similar fixings—Persian dried limes, saffron, barberries, rose hips, and conventional Middle Eastern zest blends. Saffron, while still expensive, is more reasonable here than somewhere else in Dubai.

Submerged Yoga in the Lost Chambers Aquarium Dubai at the Atlantis, the Palm

Regardless of whether you're a yoga sweetheart or simply searching for an early morning retreat from buzzy Dubai, yoga at the Atlantis' Lost Chambers is a quiet, lowering knowledge. Attempting to adjust in tree present isn't really less demanding to do while hawk beams and goliath fish are swimming past, yet it's unequivocally better.

The Dubai Mall

As the biggest shopping center on the planet, the Dubai Mall attracts just about 100 million guests per year (in 2015, it tallied 92 million). It's anything but difficult to get lost—there are in excess of 1,200 shops, all things considered—however an incredible spot to beat the Dubai heat and gaze at the extravagance stores.

Abra Ride across Dubai Creek

Riding an abra, or conventional wooden pontoon, is one of the quaintest and serene approaches to figure out life in Dubai. The vessels accumulate on either side of Dubai Creek—in Deira or Bur Dubai—and can convey around 20 individuals. Numerous local people utilize the pontoons to get over the spring rapidly and to evade traffic, yet you'll likewise observe bunches of voyagers, particularly at nightfall.

Kite Beach

Like a Miami shoreline with its wide stretch of sand, sea green/blue water, shoreline chaises, and enough exercises to make you have a craving for sunbathing isn't exactly enough. Join a round of shoreline, out kite-surfing an attempt, or take a go around the delicate running track. At the point when it's not 106 degrees F out.