• Bastakia Quarter - Explore the historic Al Fahidi district, the oldest area in Dubai, featuring over 50 houses dating back to the 18th century. Discover how people lived in this region before the oil boom and visit homes showcasing traditional culture and customs.
• Coffee Museum - Experience an upscale, classic coffee museum with an international standard in a cozy, relaxing atmosphere with a simple oriental setting. Enjoy a platform for experiencing various regional coffee styles, including local Arabic and Ethiopian styles, with guests served Arabic coffee.
• Al Seef - Enjoy stunning views of Dubai’s historic creek, traditional dhows, and old-world architecture combined with modern comforts. Al Seef is the perfect tourist lifestyle destination.
• Dubai Museum & Al Fahidi Fort - The Dubai Museum, located in the Al Fahidi Fort, is the main museum in Dubai, UAE. Built in 1787, it is the oldest existing building in Dubai. Opened in 1971 by the Ruler of Dubai, the museum aims to showcase the traditional way of life in the Emirate. Visitors can see the fort’s construction and various displays, including galleries that highlight the region’s culture in the 1800s, featuring local antiques and artifacts from African and Asian countries that traded with Dubai. Currently closed for renovation.
• Bur Dubai Abra Station - Enjoy a boat ride across the Dubai Creek on an Abra, a traditional mode of transport used by people visiting the market in olden times.
• Dubai Spice Souk - The Dubai Spice Souk, or Old Souk, is a traditional market in Dubai, UAE, located in Deira, near the Dubai Gold Souk. The souk features narrow lanes lined with open and closed-roof stores, attracting tourists. Shops sell a variety of fragrances and spices, from frankincense and shisha to herbs used in Arabic and South Asian cuisine. Additionally, household items, textiles, tea, incense, rugs, and artifacts are available.
• Dubai Gold Souk - The Dubai Gold Souk is a traditional market in Dubai, UAE, with over 380 retailers, primarily jewelry traders. Some shops have been around for four decades, while others are new as of 2019. The souk specializes in gold, platinum, diamonds, and occasionally silver.
• Dubai Creek - Stroll along the creek to take in all the attractions.

• Abra Boat Ride
• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee

History and Culture Tour
Starting from the meeting point passing through the textile market will reach the oldest inhabitant place or I can say from where the origin of Dubai started. We will explore the oldest Al Fahidi district which has had more than 50 houses since the 18th century. We will get to know the survival of people in this region before the discovery of oil. We also pass by the Dubai museum which is located in Al Fahidi Fort. We will see the oldest mosque. By exploring will take a route for the Gold and Spice (souk) market by traditional boat (abra) to cross the creek. We will get to know the natural ingredients and spices used in Arabic food and you can also have a chance to see the traditional things in that market. In the last, we will see the Gold Souk where we will have a chance to take photos with the world’s biggest gold ring.
I aim to show you the old district, and fascinating architecture and give you more knowledge about the culture, and heritage of the region.

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