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Abu Dhabi is a middle eastern destination that needs to be explored on its own. Most people often use Abu Dhabi as transit and do not have enough time to fully explore! You will be quite surprised at how much it has to offer! But if you do not have the time, you can cover a lot of highlighted tourist attractions and activities in a day. Let us look at how you can achieve this! Image by  Jörg Peter  from  Pixabay   Visiting Grand Mosque The Sheikh Zayed Mosque located in Abu Dhabi is a true spectacle! It is open from 9 am to 10 pm and the admission is free and so is parking! If you do not have your own car, there is no need to worry as there are plenty of taxi services that can take you here easily. Everyone knows this mosque as it looms over the city in its magnificence! A modest dress code is strictly enforced here. Even if you wear a conservative dress, you might be given a traditional robe or coat to put over your clothes. Water sports You can also relax on the perfect beaches of Ab

Dubai has long been associated with luxury. From elegant and luxurious resorts in which you can relax and the world’s tallest building to gourmet dining, Dubai is all about the bigger and better experiences. And if you love the finer things in life and hanker for a chance to pamper yourself, explore this article on how to get the best luxury experience in Dubai. Citizen59  from Tunis, Tunisie,  A l'intérieur du Dubaï Mall +1200 shops, le plus grand centre commercial du monde (6830160966) ,  CC BY-SA 2.0 Dine at the Burj Khalifa The ultimate experience in dining is to savour a gourmet meal at AtMosphere. Located in the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, this restaurant is also the tallest in the world. Located on level 122, the classy restaurant offers the very best of cuisine and stunning views of the Dubai skyline. On the menu is an array of exotic fusion delicacies and the best from the Arabian Gulf. Enjoy the uber-chic interiors as you dine on lobster, oysters, and cavi

Learning to speak Lao does not really mean that you have to know how to read the curvy squiggles of their alphabet. By simply learning these go-to phrases can win you a lot of favour with the locals. Although it is a challenging language that is hard to master, you can still easily memorise these few phrases to communicate when in this beautiful country. Let’s take a look at what you need to know! Basile Morin ,  Portrait photograph at bust length of three Lao girls joining their palms for the Thai greeting, front view, in Don Khon, Laos ,  CC BY-SA 4.0 Hello/ Saibaidee  ສະບາຍດີ   This is a standard greeting that you must know in any language when travelling to foreign countries. Say this with a small wave and a smile to win the heart of the locals. You can even have both your palms pressed together right around your chest. You will see that this greeting is reciprocated by the locals enthusiastically. And guess what? If you master this word, you can pair it up with so many other phras