Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the southeast coast of the Persian Gulf. It has a hot desert climate, with summer temperatures averaging over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. A famous landmark is the luxurious Burj Al Arab hotel, located on an artificial island and featuring opulent suites with gold iPads, free Wi-Fi, and panoramic views. The culture of Dubai is strongly influenced by Islamic traditions and Arab culture, including five daily calls to prayer and traditional dishes like camel meat and dates.

1. Sotiris Petrakidis

2.  Dubai is the most populous city in the United
Arab Emirates.
 It is located on the southeast coast of
the Persian Gulf and is the capital of
the Emirate of Dubai.
 Dubai is one of the safest country's in the
world.
 Dubai before 1000 years ago was a desert.

3.  Dubai has a hot desert climate.
 Summers in Dubai are extremely hot,
windy, and humid, with an average high
around 41 °C.
 The hottest month is August.

5. Famous Hotel is the
burj al Arab
It’s a hotel in a
striking sail-
shaped building on
a small island.
Also there are
opulent suites
feature floor-to-
ceiling windows
with gulf or city
views. All have 24-
carat gold iPads,
free Wi-Fi, flat-
screen TVs and
iPod doc

6.  The UAE culture mainly revolves around the
religion of Islam and traditional Arab culture.
 The influence of Islamic and Arab culture on its
architecture, music, attire, cuisine and lifestyle
are very prominent as well.
 Five times every day, Muslims are called to
prayer from the minarets of mosques which are
scattered around the country.

7. • The traditional dishes are Al Jabab bread, Camel
meat, dates, fish, kabsa, mandi, haneeth and
maqluba.
 Fast food, South Asian, and Chinese cuisines
are also very popular and are widely available.

8. Some information has been
taken from Wikipedia.