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From neighborhood playgrounds to flagship parks, what does Dubai have to offer? Here's what nine local experts had to say about parks and greenspace in Dubai.

Dubai is a cornucopia of multinational cultures coexisting in a safe environment. Residents have access to top health facilities and family friendly entertainment centres. Families in particular feel welcomed by the warm hospitality of the Emirati people who ensure safe housing, vibrant public parks, and excellent educational facilities. The casual visitor may visit the malls or take a desert safari to experience the beauty of the Arabian Desert.

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Dubai, the perfect blend of the East and the West, is a charming place once you know your ropes around the city. Known as the financial hub of this region, it offers lucrative jobs and opportunities to its expatriate community, while it ensures there are schools, amenities, clubs, parks and recreational facilities for expat families. Being a tourist attraction, it is dotted with luxury hotels, beaches, theme parks, and food outlets that boast of international cuisine from all over the world, making it the perfect ‘home away-from-home’ place.

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Have medical insurance and an RTA card for travel. She or he cannot eat or drink while traveling on the train. And Dubai is a place with very hot and humid climate and it is known for many innovations like Dubai miracle garden, global village, desert safari, Burj Khalifa, Dubai mall, etc.

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Dubai is an ideal place, due to a multitude of reasons. the benefits to living in this remarkable city are innumerable. However, what many do not consider is the discomfort of the desert heat. During summer temperatures in Dubai can read 50 degrees Celsius. Due to this many outdoor activities are suspended and residents are confined to air conditioned indoor spaces.

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Dubai is wonderful. It has awesome places. My city has everything to deliver for all ages. Cinemas, café, bars, museums, parks and beaches are just beautiful. Millions of people visit my city yearly. before packing your bag make sure you are aware of the weather here, which is too hot in summer and hardly any chance of rain.

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Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On artificial islands just offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks.

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Dubai is a very progressive city. There are things and activities you can do and you will not get bored of living in this city. We have malls, parks (both indoor and outdoor), beaches, buildings with amazing structures and tourist attractions. The only downside of this city – everything is expensive.

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Dubai is one of the famous business-hub in the world. A lot of people from different countries are coming to this city to find jobs or just visit famous parks and beaches. You’d see most people staying here are from Asia who’d you see working in restaurants, malls, parks, and almost everywhere you may go.

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The summer in Dubai is very harsh and it is almost impossible to roam around outside without a car/taxi. Hot air will hit you hard even if it is 11pm. The best time to visit Dubai is between October and February. Many attractions, like Global Village, Miracle garden, desert safari, etc. are also closed in summer.

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