
Dubai skyline from the Tolerance Bridge, Dubai Canal
Hmmm, just to be fair to the city where we live, I’m doing a post (or two…?) on Dubai, since I’ve just recently written about Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, and heck! Even Bahrain.
Dubai never sleeps. (Especially so during Ramadan. But this ain’t about the holy month, since Eid has passed, and it’s back to the old hectic days…) But for the night birds and party lovers, there’s another side of Dubai that
Here goes.

Anu and Karishma at the Dubai Water Canal Boardwalk (I don’t even know why some people call it a water canal? Are there any other canals than water canals? Ear canal maybe…) - The arch behind is the Tolerance Bridge

And so, Dubai has a waterfall, …from a friggin bridge! Lighted up in purple! It’s part of the Dubai Canal, and the water curtain can automatically turn off to allow boats to pass thru… (as in this case). Cool, huh?

Anu at City Walk, Dubai
Whoa, what’s that? A metal egg? Wat’s it do? It doesn’t seem like it does anything. The kids were clambering all over trying to ‘activate’ it. City Walk, Dubai, UAE

Palace Hotel Entrance, Downtown Dubai – This was our Diwali outing 2016. I was completing the Dubai Canal Project, and was dead tired, …but decided to take the family out for a spin

Burj Khalifa at night, from the Palace Hotel
And it’s party time!

Al Sahra Desert Resort… compliments of our niece Karishma and the company she used to work for, Tour Dubai. Normally, you’d have to pay a bomb for this, but Tour Dubai’s staff sometimes get discounts, etc. especially during the quieter months. Arranged during Sweety and dad’s visit in the summer of 2017

Yours truly and a falcon, Al Sahra Desert Resort, Dubai

Another trip arranged by niece Karishma, this time a dinner cruise on a super yacht, the Lotus, compliments of the company she works for now, Dutch Oriental, Dubai Marina, Feb 2019

Karishma and Anu are party lovers, sometimes… in Movenpick Hotel, Bur Dubai, Aug 2017

Kari and Anu at the Courtyard Marriott, Green Community

Emaar (the UAE developer of Burj Khalifa and etc) decided to throw a free party for families, an open air theatre. (It’s actually a gimmick, in conjunction with the launch of their new housing development, Dubai Hills). But what the heck, we had some fun haha. Anu, at the Emaar Dubai Hills Estate. "Maybe that metal egg at City Walk (see above) teleports to this technicolour ball?!?"

Emaar Dubai Hills Estate Office
There! Another quick post done. Good night, sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite…
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