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Things to do in Dubai at night

The city of Dubai defines the opulence while offering myriad attractions which you can explore even after the sun goes down that will revamp you up. From overnight desert safaris to rooftop bars, romantic cruise to hop on hop off Big Bus night tour, Dubai city has endless opportunities. Nights in Dubai are always exciting as there are plenty of things to explore in Dubai especially after the sunset.

While the city has a mesmerizing look in the day time. After sunset, you will see a glamorous and impressive look of the city rather a surreal world filled with ample fairy lights, world famous architectures, skyscrapers, uber nightlife, and many more. In lieu of the taste of finesse and luxury, there are endless tourist destinations in Dubai which you can explore in night.

Now, you can start your Dubai adventure after the sunset and get ready for more excitement and thrill amidst the glitters of the sky and the fairy lights which turn the city into a jar of exotic fireflies. From the city sightseeing to sky-high bars, there are unlimited Dubai attractions which are meant for adventure and fun. Here are our top picks of the best things to do in Dubai at night.

Big Bus Tour

Big Bus tour is not only famous in Dubai but also it is famous across different cities of the world. It is one of the best sightseeing hop on hop off trip to Dubai. Why wasting time in your hotel room in the late evening? Have your dinner and enjoy the beauty of the Dubai city with the Big Bis Tour. You can hop on and hop off at any place you want at the city. It is one of the cheapest way to visit the popular attractions in Dubai even at night.

2. Chillout Ice Lounge

Need an escape from the scorching rays and increased temperature? Now beat the heat and experience a chilling experience in the city less than 0 degree. Chillout Ice Lounge is the exact place for you. It is a unique place where you not only enjoy the chill temperature but also you can eat and drink in the café at Chillout Ice Lounge. Get an offbeat experience in the summer season in the subzero atmosphere. Explore a jaw-dropping experience in the city of Dubai at the lower temperature in the hot climate.

3.Stunning night view of Burj Khalifa with Armani Meal

How can you miss the iconic Burj Khalifa if you are in Dubai? It is the most famous attractions of Dubai as well as in the world. Get the panoramic view of the city from the tallest skyscrapers in the world. You can have your dinner in the 7-star hotel of Armani. Find the best dining experience of your life in the Armani restaurant. While booking the At the Top Burj Khalifa tickets, don’t forget to mention the Armani meal in the package.

4.Plan a romantic dinner in Dhow Cruise Creek

There is nothing more romantic than sailing across the Dubai Marina with the sparkling skyline of the Deira Dubai. Dhow Cruise Dubai is one of the main attractions in Dubai that allures the most sophisticated culture of the city along with luxurious city lights. Enjoy a fine dining in the cruise while having your favorite international cuisine amidst the enchanting onboard Dubai lights and a romantic music at the background. Discover the definition of romantic dinner while sailing in a 5-star Cruise. As the Arabian people are known for their friendly attitude, you will certainly be overwhelmed with their greetings in the cruise.

5.Get astounding view from Dubai Fountain Boardwalk

Dubai Fountain is one of the infamous attraction in Dubai. Can you remember the incredible fountain scene in Ocean’s 11 starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt? Now, you have the chance not only imagining but also seeing it in front of your eyes. Enjoy the most astounding Dubai Fountain show at night with light and music. We are saying you that it will keep you spell bound while you are enjoying the aura of serenity of the fountain dance.

6.Spoil yourself in the Overnight Desert Safari

Without Desert Safari, your Dubai trip is incomplete. Enjoy the desert sunset while having fun activities like dune bashing, Tanoura dance show, Belly Dancing, barbeque dinners, private safari in your Dubai Desert tour. If you are thinking of having adventure in Dubai. Then book Dubai safari from any reputed company and explore the beauty of the Arabian desert in the night. Don’t miss to taste the authentic Arabian cuisine in the Bedouin camp of the desert.

6. Adventurous junkie this is for you: Ski Dubai

Escape from the scorching rays of the sun while doing ski in the Mall of Emirates. Get an authentic skiing experience in the ski slope that is built in the mountain pattern for the adventure seekers at Ski Dubai. It is literally a ski slope within the desert city. Yes, you have heard right. The city of Dubai will never cease to surprise you with its man-made elegance. Don’t miss the opportunity of visiting Ski Dubai, one of the most popular attractions in Dubai at night.

7. Rejuvenate yourself with luxurious Burj Club Spa treatment

Revitalize yourself with the customized spa at the Burj Club Spa. Book a Dubai couple package from Burj Club spa and select from the ample range of chocolate body scrub, aromatherapy and almond oil. Surender yourself in the expert hands and rejuvenate yourself. After your spa session you will feel confident, relaxed, beautiful and energetic. We are sure that spa session at Burj Club will be one of the most relaxing and pampering treatment for you.

8. Take a Helicopter Ride in the night

Helicopter ride especially in night will give you the actual insight of the Dubai City. Trust us, helicopter ride for 22 minutes will be a very good adventure as you will be at a higher distance from the earth as well as you will see the night view of Dubai which a jaw-dropping scene is.

9.Night walk at Jumeirah Beach

Dubai Marina is fenced by modern architecture skyscrapers which illuminate the night sky with the dazzling light. Jumeirah Beach is one of the most popular beach in Dubai that you cannot miss as the beach is full of nightclubs, pubs, cafes, restaurants, etc. What makes your day incredible is the fact that Jumeirah Beach is one of the best tourist attraction sin Dubai which you can visit for free. At night, a walk with your loved ones will give you a charm that is hard to forget.

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What should I even title this: a king finds a baby and such

But then there was a day that changed my perspective, and suddenly, I did not mind giving my life to another.

I was exhausted. Mentally, utterly exhausted. My mind was breaking at its seams. I missed my mate dearly; it was only eight days since he had left, but oh, I missed him. He had come home to me in a half-dead state and I was glad. Glad to have him home! It was ridiculous, selfish, even, but I was glad that he was hurt. He seemed happy to be hurt. He stayed with me for two whole months. How could I ask for anything more?

I tried to convince myself that this time I would not miss him. I would be happy with the time I had with him, and respectful of his own responsibilities as an army general. All of my attempts were in vain. I missed him.

This longing to have my mate near me was natural, and that fact brought upon many conflicting emotions around it. Along with that, the kingdom seemed to need me more than ever. My advisors were worthless and everything in my home seemed to be falling apart: including me. So I thought to myself, “I deserve a break”.

So I took one.

I left through my bedroom window, the way I did when I was a prisoner in the same bedroom. It was reminiscent of when I would sneak out to see my mate in the middle of the night—when our love wasn’t love, but was forbidden anyways. At that time, it filled me with childish joy, but this escape was far from that.

I can’t be sure how long it was that I walked. I was never good at keeping track of time with the sun. But, at some point, I came across a clearing—and in that clearing, a cry.

“Mama”. It was such a small voice, little more than a squeak. I almost thought it wasn’t true, but it sounded again. This time it was choked with sobs.

And there it was—a white patch of fur, a tuff on the end of a dark tail. Being a very instinctual being, I listened to my curiosity, but I could not have imagined that a child could have been attached to the tail. But there he was, an infant with white curly hair and amber eyes that were red and puffy from tears. He was dirty, and I could tell this even over his dark skin. His chubby cheeks were wet with fresh tears. He looked to me with a horrible fear in his eyes, then he spoke that awful word again: Mama.

The child crawled into my lap and clung to my coat. He looked at me and held onto me as if his life depended on it, and he buried his dirty face into my clean coat and continued to weep.

I was, to say the least, terrified. There was this infant, helpless and alone, clinging to me and calling me his mother, something I was not and did not want to be. Where were his parents? I asked him dumbly, expecting a response, but I only got more tears. I asked him where he came from, but he shook his head and rested against me with no answer. It seemed like the only word he knew was ‘mama’.

With nothing else to do, I stayed with him. I spoke to him—mostly to calm him and myself. I pointed out to him that his clothes were, literally, nothing more than rags. I told him that his parents would get in so much trouble for leaving him alone, but they would come back. I told myself that they would come back.

When they didn’t, I had to make a choice.

Well after the child had calmed, I put him on the ground and I stood. I wrapped my coat around him—a king’s coat, worth at least 60 gold pieces, lines with fur and embellished with intricate designs of gold thread. I gave a child my coat! I wrapped him in it like he was a bug and I set him down carefully in the middle of the clearing. He looked at me with fearful eyes and began to cry again.

But I was not his mother. And I told him. The words flowered from my mouth in a stern tone, “I am not your mother”. The fear in his eyes urged me to speak again in a lighter tone. “But she will come back for you…” My fingers ran through his tangled hair and assured him that he would be okay before I left. I took a deep breath and steeled myself against his whimpers and sniffles, and I did not look back.

It didn’t matter where I went in the next few hours, because my mind was full of thoughts of the little boy. That night I would think to myself, how could I. I left him alone in the hopes that someone else would find him. But I began to worry. What if someone else did find him—someone not as kind as me, someone hungry, someone cruel? What if no one else found him?

How could I, a king, ignore something so important? How could I leave such a job to someone else?

The skies clouded over and it seemed as if it would rain. I tried to go straight back to my castle, but I could not. I turned back to the clearing and I found him exactly where I had left him. I could only see his hair and his tail under my coat. I could see that he was breathing, and relief flooded through me. At least he was still alive.

I hurried to him, kneeled next to him, and carefully moved the coat away. He opened his eyes from his slumber, his eyes still irritated from crying. When he saw me, he immediately reached for me. His small voice was hoarse and weak when he called for his mama yet again. I looked around frantically. No one was there. There were no signs of anyone being there aside from me and him.

I had another choice to make, and this time, I would not leave him. I scooped him into my arms, cradled him close to my chest, and returned to my home. I gave him to a servant to bathe and care for, and I spoke with one of my most trusted friends. Centuries older than me, he knew much more than I, and certainly would know what to do.

As if he were all-knowing, I asked him why the child was left there. I asked why his parents left him. I asked why I had to be the one to found him.

And he told me, “Sometimes, we do things not because we want to, but because of necessity.” And I decided that I was not this child’s mother, but he needed me to be, and deep down, I wanted to be. So, at first out of necessity, and later out of want, the child became mine.

And that is one of my greatest treasures.

#that title isn't serious at all #i'm too tired to think of a better one #yeah writing #cursie