Traditional Entertainment & Cultural Experiences in Desert Safari Dubai

Traditional amusement lights up the desert at sundown across these vast dunes. You can see more entertaining as well as serious performances here that mirror the culture and heritage of the place. Elegant belly dancers swing gracefully to the rhythmic music, mesmerized in their graces and energy, while their colorful costumes sparkle against the evening light to add some vibrancy to your desert adventure.

Fire performances truly grab the attention of all the people present because their performances show subtle mastery in handling flames so dexterously. The warmth of fire mixed with great choreography brings with it a very beautiful and unforgettable view set against the backdrop of the stars.

You can also enjoy other cultural experiences, such as getting henna painted or even dressing up in traditional clothes. These services allow you to become even more absorbed by the local culture and traditions. Here, with every passing minute, it is no longer just about the excitement, but there is also something to be bonded by that culture which for centuries prospered amidst these sands.

Dubai Loses Popular Attraction

The famous structure at the entrance to the Al Qudra Cycle path was dismantled.

Dubai has lost a famous sporting landmark when the decorative loop structure that adorned the entrance to the Al Qudra Cycle route was dismantled this week.

The structure was located at a roundabout and was topped by several bicycles that local athletes believed were in dire need of repair or replacement.

Due to the demolition work, residents of nearby areas heading to work faced morning traffic jams, since for many, the Al Qudra Road is the only route from the residential area to the center.

Last spring, Dubai opened two new bike paths in the Khawaneej and Mushrif districts of Dubai. The expansion will bring the total length of bike paths in these areas to 39 km.

These paths extend for 7 km and connect to existing paths in two areas, which already extend for 32 km. The first bike path starts in Qur'anic Park, the second in Mushrif Park.

They both then cross the pedestrian and cyclist bridge at Sheikh Zayed Road and connect to the existing bike path at Al Khawaneej.

The city authorities' plans to expand the network of bicycle paths are aimed at connecting key areas of the emirate. The plan envisages increasing the total length of the bicycle path network from the current 544 km to 1,000 km by 2030.

Key coastal areas such as Jumeirah, Al Sufouh and Marina will be connected to walkways in Al Qudra and Saih Al Salam via Al Barsha, Dubai Hills and Nad Al Sheba.