Linda Bibb

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: You can find a large selection of Tatar boots in the “Eksklyuziv” shop at 1A on St. Nikolaya Yershov (St. Nikolaya Yershov). You can’t go home without buying chak-chak, a delicious Tatar souvenir made from soft deep-fried dough, sugar and honey. In Tatar language, chak-chak means “a little bit” or “small,” so maybe it got its name from the small pieces of dough from which the dessert is made. Bahetle supermarket chain produces some excellent chak-chak, but another good place to find it is at Tatar Gourmet Shop at 21 Bowman Street (open from 10:00 to 21:00).

If you plan to spend only one week in the UAE, it’s best to focus on the best attractions. The world’s tallest building is undoubtedly Dubai’s icon and major attraction, and you can only enter it from inside the mall. Click here to find out about the ticket prices for Burj Khalifa: Return to the mall for dinner, then head to nearby Dubai Fountain, which is located on Burj Khalifa Lake. It’s the world’s only Ferrari theme park, with 37 thrilling rides and attractions including the world’s fastest roller coaster.

Everything is quite cosmopolitan Even if the UAE is an Islamic country, you will find that the country is extremely cosmopolitan. The world’s only Ferrari theme park just so happens to be in UAE, and it’s an experience you just can’t miss out on. ’s physical gold is traded in UAE and the gold souks are world famous, with as much as 10 tons of gold available every day in those souks. Only licensed shops and hotels are allowed to serve alcohol in some emirates like Dubai and Abu Dhabi, while in the more conservative emirates like Sharjah, alcohol is completely forbidden.